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ESF Track and Field Teams Dominate National Championships
SYRACUSE, NY 鈥� May 2, 2025 鈥� The men's and women's track and field teams soared to victory at the USCAA National Track and Field Championships held at American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts. Both teams clinched the top spot, with the women defending their championship title and the men rising from last year's second-place finish to claim first.
First Place Finishes/National Champions
Men
Triple Jump: Joe Striffler
3K Steeple: Colin Flannery
4x400: Tyler Anderson, Korben Anderson, Kyle Brombos, Hayden Bregg
Women
3K Steeple: Grace Tansky
1500m: Maggie Ryan
10K: Bryce Hopper
School records were set in a number of events:
4x100: Kyle Brombos, Asher Anderson, Joe Striffler, Noah Beakes
4x400: Tyler Anderson, Korben Anderson, Kyle Brombos, Hayden Bregg
Javelin: Colin Flannery
Triple Jump: Joe Striffler
鈥淚t was great to see everyone's hard work pay off,鈥� said Captain Maura O鈥橞rien. 鈥淲e all put in so many hours of training during the season, and it shows when we race. Even though we endured harsh conditions at Nationals, we all supported each other, cheered each other on and that was awesome.鈥�
鈥淲e achieved the ultimate goal,鈥� said Coach Mike Melfi. 鈥淏oth men and women claimed national titles on the track. I am beyond a proud coach. Every student athlete we brought to track nationals not only qualified based on the standards, but everyone scored at least 1 point. This was truly a team effort, and it was not a surprise. Year round, this team gets up early in the mornings, they train daily and give up social events on campus ... all for each other. They are so team-oriented and it's amazing to see. Thank you to our assistant coaches Hannah Anthes and Aine Haugh who helped us so much this season. We could not have done this without them.鈥�
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