HAVERFORD, Pa. – The Ursinus Men's Track & Field team competed in some midweek action on Tuesday at the Haverford Tri-Meet. The meet featured the Bears, host Fords, and Widener along with some select athletes from Swarthmore.
 
 
The Bears totaled nine event wins in the meet as they began their tune-up for the upcoming Penn Relays and Centennial Conference Championships.
 
 
Seven Bears competed in the 400 meters led by senior David Kenny who won the race with a time of 51.94. Senior Paul Faggioli was second on a 52.41 and classmate Christian Rosado was third by crossing the line at 52.79. First-years Connor Flaherty and Kyren Young were fourth and fifth on times of 53.11 and 54.50, respectively, while sophomore Sean Geherty was sixth at 54.90 and first-year Tristan Lee-Edwards was seventh at 55.29. Junior Eddie Weick finished second in the 110 hurdles at a 17.99 and fifth in the 100 meters at 11.97 while sophomore Daniel Magallanes was fourth in the 200 meters at 24.52 and sixth in the 100 at 12.05.
 
 
Senior Jack Fisher won the 800 meters with his time of 2:01.36 and junior Justice Scheidel crossed the line in second at a 2:03.95. First-year Aiden Furtek was third at 2:07.81 and sophomore Dom Nunez rounded out the Bears in fifth with a time of 2:14.92. Junior Liam Johnston won the 1500 meters with a time of 4:00.76 and sophomore Troy Hedrick earned a top-10 in sixth at a 4:08.37.
 
 
In throws, senior Chase Shaneman led a field of 10 Bears in the discus with his mark of 48.35 meters and sophomore Carter Kensil was second at 39.01 meters. First-year Noah Sanders was third at 38.78 meters while sophomores Michael Danter and Liam Janschka rounded out the top-five with throws of 34.38 and 33.66 meters, respectively. Sanders won the hammer throw on a mark of 44.45 that paced seven Bears and senior Tom Wood was second at 42.19 meters. Kensil was third on a mark of 41.26 meters, sophomore Luke Skinner finished fourth at 37.25 meters, and Danter rounded out the top-five at 32.45 meters. Sophomore Jayden McKeen took the javelin with ease at 58.67 meters and senior Ethan Chambers was second on a career best throw of 50.22 meters. Sophomore Riley Ford was third at 47.76 meters, Janschka was fourth at 45.27 meters, and senior Eric Sugarman rounded out the top-five at 44.43 meters. Wood won the shot put easily with a throw of 15.34 meters and Kensil was second at 23.38 meters. Senior Davonte Hinds was third after posting a throw of 11.17 meters and first-year Nick Boyle finished fourth at 10.99 meters.
 
 
 
Juniors James Sims III and Cole Jackson competed in the high jump and Sims delivered a career best 1.98 meter mark that now tops the Centennial Conference. Jackson was second with a career best mark of his own at 1.80 meters. Jackson also led three Bears in the long jump in fourth overall at 6.09 meters.
 
 
The 4x400 relay team of Rosado, Faggioli, Kenny, and Johnston led the field with a time of 3:33.78.
 
 
The Bears return to action on Friday, April 25th as they will see select athletes compete in the 129th annual Penn Relays at Franklin Field.