STATEN ISLAND, NY- As the lone collegian in the 1000-meter run at the U.S. Indoor Championships, graduate student Allie Wilson placed 6^th with a school record breaking time of 2:41.78. Fellow graduate student and team captain Bryan Sosoo nearly missed out on the finals for the 60-meter dash after crossing the finish line in 6.78 seconds. A group of Hawks also posted ECAC and IC4A qualifying marks at the Armory Last Chance meet on Friday night.
 
NOTES AND QUOTES

• "Having five of our athletes at USA's this weekend was a great experience for them and tremendous positive exposure for Monmouth," said head coach Joe Compagni. "Allie handled the challenge of a fast pace and a world-class field very well. Dylan went after it, leading most of the race until a wild finish with 7 guys finishing within a second of each other."
• Wilson broke her own school record that she broke just yesterday in the preliminaries for the 1000 meters.
• Sosoo missed a spot in the finals by only .06 seconds.
• Former Hawk, Dylan Capwell '18, finished 5^th overall in the men's 1000 meters by finishing in 2:21.
• At the Armory on Friday, freshman Randy Showmaker won the pole vault with a IC4A qualifying mark of 15'5".
• Freshman Mohamed Diagourga ran a season-high time of 8.37 seconds to finish third.
• Matt Bodon also ran a personal best 4:20.12 in the mile to place 4^th.
• Chloe Angelini tied for 2^nd in the high jump by clearing 1.60 meters.

NEXT UP

• The Hawks will hit the road to Boston for the IC4A/ECAC Championships on Saturday and Sunday. The women finished 4^th at last year's ECAC Championships while the men placed 6^th at the 2018 IC4A Championships.