Complete Results

BOSTON -- The Northeastern men's and women's track and field team capped off their indoor season at the IC4A/ECAC Indoor Championships this weekend, recording historically strong individual performances with the women's team finishing fifth overall and the men 14th.
 
The meet took place over a three-day span from Friday through Sunday, with Northeastern athletes competing on all three days. The Huskies sent 20 men and 21 women to the meet, emerging with a combined 20 personal bests, 18 all-time NU top-ten marks, and two NU program records.
 
Of those accolades, the men's team saw seven personal bests, eight top-ten marks, and one program record en route to a 14th-place overall finish in the IC4A Championship. The 4x400 relay team of Quinn Litherland, Phillips Magre, Brandon Moorer, and David Adams stole the show for the Huskies in the preliminary round, combining for a program-record time of 3:11.65, beating out Litherland, Moorer, Adams, and Austin Lin's time of 3:12.09 at last year's Championships. No other team in the preliminaries recorded a time below 3:13.00.
 
Five Huskies also etched their names in the record books in individual events. David Adams again found his way in, recording the sixth fastest indoor 200m in program history (21.65) in the preliminaries before besting that with the fourth-fastest program time (21.53) in the finals. Both times were personal bests for Adams, who finished eighth in the finals of the event. Adams also placed seventh in the 60m hurdles with a time of 8.23.
 
Phillips Magre added two top-ten 400m times, recording sixth-best times of 48.28 in both the preliminaries and finals, a personal best and good for sixth in the finals at the Championships. Alexander Korczynski also notched a sixth-best program time, this one an 8:15.96 in the 3000m, where he placed eighth in the finals.
 
The Huskies shone in the 5000m, with three runners placing in the top 15. Dan Romano (14:13.92) and Cameron Dickson (14:16.64) placed fifth and sixth, respectively, while Christian Stafford's time of 14:48.12 placed him 15th.  Romano and Dickson's times were both personal bests and placed them fourth and sixth on NU's all-time indoor list for the 5000m.
 
Kurt Robakiewicz participated in the heptathlon, placing fifth overall with 3,631 points. Naukym Morton placed ninth in the 60m (7.03), while Austin Lin finished 10th in the 500m (1:07.66).
 
Andrew Canistracci (16.68m) and Spencer McKeough (16.18m) scored eighth and 11th in the shot put, respectively, and Jordan Samuels rounded out the field results with an 11th-place 14.62m in the triple jump.
 
The women finished fifth overall in the ECAC Championship with 37.5 points, coming up just .5 points short of fourth-place Rutgers. The Huskies were buoyed by 13 personal bests, 10 all-time NU top-ten marks, and one NU program record.
 
Katie Hanlon achieved the program record in the 500m, running a 1:13.01 in the preliminary round. Hanlon went on to run a 1:13.70 in the finals, earning her third place in the event.
 
The distance runners put in a strong showing for the women, adding three top-ten program records. Melissa Fairchild ran a 4:55.66 mile in the preliminaries, a personal best and tied for fifth all-time in indoor program history. Sydney Salas ran the 3000m in a personal best 9:39.77, good for 10th place in the event and tied for third on the NU all-time indoor list. Nestling herself in at seventh all-time for NU, Louiza Wise placed 18th in the 5000m with a time of 17:10.16, also a personal best.
 
Michelle Nkoudou penciled herself in at seventh all-time for the Huskies, running the 60m hurdles in 8.65 and placing fifth. Khailah Griffin ran a 7.70 60m in the preliminary round, a personal best and good for t-10th all time in program history. Julia Marshall finished seventh in the pentathlon with 3,245 points, adding personal bests in the shot put (10.19m) and long jump (5.07m) along the way.
 
Just like last week, the Huskies really shone in the field events. Leeyan Redwood and Priscilla Senoo placed fourth and eighth, respectively, in the shot put. Both distances were personal bests and placed the women in the Northeastern indoor record books, Redwood at third and Senoo at fifth all-time. Shraeya Srinivasan placed seventh in the triple jump (12.13m), a personal best that is tied for sixth on the program's all-time indoor performance list. 
 
Paige Suse placed sixth in the high jump (1.70m), Leah Saifi earned fifth in the pole vault (3.80m), and Khailah Griffin soared to third in the long jump (5.83m). Erica Belvit (18.41m) and Monae Cooper (16.79m) excelled in the weight throw, garnering fourth and 16th place, respectively.
  
This meet concluded the indoor season for the Northeastern track and field teams. The outdoor season will commence in just under two weeks in Orlando, Florida as the Howlin' Huskies compete in the Black and Gold Challenge at the University of Central Florida.