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New England Championship
The Northeastern men's track & field team used a second-place performance by its 4 x 100-meter relay squad and a third-place showing by rookie Jared Lane to propel the Huskies to a 12th-place finish at the 2012 New England Outdoor Championship on the campus of MIT.

The Huskies totaled 22 points and finished ahead of 26 teams while Rhode Island captured the title with an aggregate of 169 points.

Lane posted a personal best of 14.61 in 110-meter hurdles qualifying on Friday and followed that with a podium performance of 14.65 for third and six points on Saturday. Lane was also part of the 4 x 100-meter run that turned in the fastest clip this season of 41.72 for eight points. Sophomores Alex Shapiro and Jackson MacDonald joined senior Darius Velez to round out the silver quartet.

The 4 x 800 relay team also conjured four points by taking fifth with a mark of 7:49.84. The foursome consisted of freshmen Zachary Fraielli and Conor Lyons along with juniors Anthony Gentles and Luke Malley. Freshman Stephen Sollowin also pocketed three points with a sixth-place jaunt of 14:46.06 in the 5,000-meter run.

Junior Stefano Combi earned a point with an eighth-place leap of 6.71m (22'0.25) in the long jump as MacDonald finished 13th with a mark of 6.48m (21'3.25). In the triple jump, rookies Jason Matthews and Jasper McCoy closed out their first New England Outdoor Championship with ninth and 12th-place showings of 13.95m (45'9.25) and 13.18m (43'3), respectively.

Junior Mark Mastone and sophomore Conor Ebbs represented Northeastern in the throwing department in Cambridge this weekend. Ebbs posted a 10th-place heave of 44.63m (146'5) for 10th in the shot put while Mastone closed out in 12th place with his second-best throw of the season in the shot put of 14.66m (48'1.25).

Shaprio nearly qualified for the 400-meter dash finals, but missed out by just one spot in ninth with a clip of 49.66.

While many of the Huskies' season concludes at the New England Championship, those that have qualified for the NCAA Regional Championship in Jacksonville, Fla. while get back to action on May 24.

IC4A Championship
Northeastern tied for 31st place at the 2012 IC4A Championship at Princeton this weekend as a group of Huskies posted some strong numbers and combined for eight points. George Mason took the title with 59 points while Cornell was the runner-up with 52 points.

Five Huskies competed at the IC4A Championship on the campus of Princeton University on Saturday, May 12, as the quintet represented the black and red well in the field.

Sophomore Max Milder's breakout sophomore campaign continues as he threw for a season best mark of 61.73m (202'6) for fourth place and five points. Classmate James Hall followed with an 18th-place pitch of 52.45m (172'1).

Senior Andrew Staples also cleared a season-high mark of 7.37m (24'2.5) for sixth place and three points in the long jump.

Veteran Patrick Jablonski had an off day in the discus throw, finishing in 17th place with a clearance of 48.38m (158'9).

On Sunday, Jablonski entered the circle for the shot put and finished 20th with a pitch of 15.55m (51'0.25). Sophomore Christopher Reider closed out the javelin throw in 12th place with a toss of 58.84 (193').