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The Northeastern men's track & field squad wrapped up the second day of competition at the 2010 IC4A Championship as junior Andrew Staples lead the way for the Huskies with a sixth-place finish of 7.36m (24'1.75) in the long jump.

Staples, fresh off his New England title last week in the same event, recorded his fourth-longest leap of the season in Princeton, N.J. on Saturday afternoon. His sixth-place mark secured three points for the Huskies in the team standings

Junior thrower Alex Iannetta placed second in his flight with a measure of 52.51m (172'3), good enough for 24th, overall, in the hammer throw. Iannetta's throw figured in as his third-longest heave of the season.

On the oval, sophomore Evan Whetsell just missed out on qualifying for tomorrow's 800-meter run after clocking in 1:50.37 for 14th, overall. The second-year runner clipped 20 other tracksters in the event, but fell just short of cracking the top eight qualifiers.

Last night, sophomore Teddy Vrountas was scheduled to run in the 10,000-meter run after qualifying with a time of 31:05.53 on April 10, but was held out of the event.

Tomorrow, senior Nate Hunter enters the circle for the final time at the IC4A Championship and is in search of curbing NU's six-year outdoor streak of coming away empty-handed in regards to an individual title. The Gloucester, Mass. native is scheduled to perform tomorrow at 1 p.m.