COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – The Ursinus Men's Track & Field team wrapped up their first ever home Track & Field Festival on a windy Saturday at Patterson Field.
 
 
The Bears saw six athletes take first place on Saturday to cap off a successful weekend at home.
 
 
First-year Jayden McKeen impressed by winning the javelin with a career best throw of 56.18 meters which now sits second in the Centennial Conference, fifth in the metro region, and 19th in all of Division III. He led a top-five filled with Bears and was followed by junior Chase Shaneman in second with his throw of 53.10 meters. Senior Eric Tanz was third with a toss of 47.14 meters, junior Eric Sugarman finished fourth with his season best throw of 47.01 meters, and junior Anthony Peloro rounded out the five with a mark of 44.43 meters.
 
 
Junior Ken Komatsu took the pole vault after clearing the bar at 3.95 meters while three other Bears earned top-10 finishes. Sophomore Sean Bowers placed fifth with his mark of 3.35 meters while junior Ethan Chambers and sophomore Noah Berger finished seventh and eighth on marks of 2.90 meters and 2.75 meters, respectively.
 
 
Sophomore Aiden Tobin won the 200 meters after crossing the line on a time of 21.74. Senior Daniel Tabor was second with his time of 22.05 and junior Mason Jolivette rounded out the top five with a personal best time of 22.37. Senior Payton Stanziani, first-year Riley Ford, and senior Collin Ney placed seventh through ninth on times of 22.46, 22.64, and 22.71.
 
 
First-year Devon Bock won the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 17.19. Bock was the lone Bear to compete in the finals after numerous recorded times in the prelims. First-year Zorion Ferreira paced the prelims with his time of 15.99 and sophomore Patrick Ryan finished third with a personal best time of 16.39. Bock ran a 17.21 in the prelims and classmate Dylan Baer was fifth on his time of 17.71.
 
 
Senior Devon Greaves led five Bears in the 400 meter hurdles on his first place finish time of 56.69 that was also a season best. Jolivette was second with his time of 57.51 and Ferreira placed third after crossing the line at 57.59. Ryan finished fifth at a 59.92 while Baer was seventh on his time of 1:01.93.
 
 
Senior Tucker McGrath paced a host of Bears in the 800 meters by winning the race with a time of 1:56.52 following a late charge. He edged sophomore Liam Johnston who recorded a personal best time of 1:56.59. Junior Christian Rosado placed fourth on his time of 1:58.37 and classmate Paul Faggioli placed sixth with his time of 2:01.21. First-year Troy Hedrick was the fifth Bear in the top 10 after crossing the line at 2:01.78.
 
 
Four Bears placed in the top five for the 100 meter prelims, led by Tabor's time of 11.15. Tobin was second overall with his time of 11.20 and Ford placed third on a time of 11.29. Stanziani finished fifth with his time of 11.44 to round the pack out.
 
 
Junior Tom Wood had a strong showing in the hammer throw after tossing a personal best mark of 44.95 to finish runner-up. Sophomore Deane Leader placed eighth with a throw of 38.29 and classmate Sean Barrera rounded out the top-10 with a personal best throw of 37.18 meters. Senior Michael Agbeye finished second in the triple jump behind a mark of 11.61 meters and sophomore Cole Jackson was third at 11.27 meters.
 
 
The Bears return to action on Friday, April 12th as they will open competition at the three-day Bucknell Outdoor Classic.