NEW YORK, NY – Fourteen names were added to Monmouth University track and field's all-time Top Ten list after this weekend's Rutgers Open at the Armory in New York City.

All fourteen performances came in running events, highlighted by Louis DiLaurenzio winning two, the men's 800m and mile, for his third and fourth wins of the season. His time of 4:06.58 in the mile is the third-fastest time in school history, with Stone Caraccio (4:11.06, eighth) and Tenessee Tremain (4:11.36, ninth) joining him on the Top Ten list. DiLaurenzio won the 800m with a time of 1:51.41.
 
McKenzie Delahanty took home first place in the women's 3000m with a time of 9:42.69, the second-best time for a Hawk ever in the event. Marisa Kilgarriff (9:47.09, fourth) and Isabella Leak (9:50.45, fifth) will be joining the Top Ten list, as well.
 
Three Hawks made their marks in the men's 5000m, with Declan McDonnell (14:32.17), Cameron Janovic (14:38.64), and Ryan Tarapchak (14:49.73) joining the Top Ten list. On Friday, McDonnell placed second and now ranks fourth in Monmouth history. Janovic and Tarapchak sit at seventh and eighth, respectively.
 
Grace Mary Kearns, Chantel Osley, and Kevin Collura will all be joining the Top Ten list for their efforts in the 600m. Kearns (1:34.77) ranks third and Osley (1:38.64) ranks tenth on the women's list, while Collura (1:22.02) sits in fourth on the men's side.

Ashley Navarro had another strong weekend, taking fourth place in the women's 800m where she ran the second-fastest time in Monmouth history at 2:07.44. Ian Moore took third place in the men's 1000m with a time of 2:24.86 – the seventh-best mark ever recorded by a hawk in the event.
 
EVENT WINNERS
Men's 800m: Louis DiLaurenzio – 1:51.41
Women's Mile: Louis DiLaurenzio – 4:06.58
Women's 3000m: McKenzie Delahanty – 9:42.69

ALL-TIME TOP-TENS
Men's 600m: Kevin Collura – 1:22.02, fourth
Men's 1000m: Ian Moore – 2:24.86, seventh
Men's Mile: Louis DiLaurenzio – 4:06.58, third
Men's Mile: Stone Caraccio – 4:11.06, eighth
Men's Mile: Tennessee Tremain – 4:11.36, ninth
Men's 5000m: Declan McDonnell – 14:32.17, fourth
Men's 5000m: Cameron Janovic – 14:38.64, seventh
Men's 5000m: Ryan Tarapchak – 14:49.73, eighth
Women's 600m: Grace Mary Kearns – 1:34.77, third
Women's 600m: Chantel Osley – 1:38.64, tenth
Women's 800m: Ashley Navarro – 2:07.44, second
Women's 3000m: McKenzie Delahanty – 9:42.69, second
Women's 3000m: Marisa Kilgarriff – 9:47.09, fourth
Women's 3000m: Isabella Leak – 9:50.45, fifth
 
QUOTES
"Another successful weekend of Monmouth Hawk Track and Field! It's always fun competing at the historic NYC Armory.

I'm glad we had the opportunity to compete in a two-day meet. This was an excellent dress rehearsal for the championship portion of our season. With the CAA Championships being a two-day meet, it's important to understand how to bring the physical and emotional energy on both days of competition.

We had many new Top Ten performances including two #2 all-time performances. Overall, a very productive weekend!" – Head Coach Mike Nelson
 
UP NEXT
Monmouth will compete in two meets next weekend. The Hawks will bring a squad to the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex for the Fastrack National Invitational on Friday, February 10, and will also send members to the Valentine Invitational for a two-day meet hosted by Boston University.