STORRS, Conn. – In the fourth
annual Dog Fight Saturday, the UConn Huskies took first place in the meet,
narrowly topping the University at Albany men’s track and field team, 105-94.
The Huskies now hold a 3-1 all-time record against the Great Danes.
Despite the
final score, there were a number of individual achievements for UAlbany’s
athletes, including James Somers qualifying for USA Junior Nationals in June in
the 3000 meter steeplechase. The freshman came in third overall with a time of
9:36.52.
Teammate Ethan Clary won the steeplechase title for the
second consecutive meet, running a time of 9:16.34.
Sophomore John DeLallo also placed first in the 1500m run,
breaking into the top 10 best performances in UAlbany’s history with his 3:50.45
mark.
Other top-finishers for UAlbany included
freshman Taariq Jones (48.68) in the 400m dash,
Christopher Buchanan (14:48.62) in the 5000m run, Shane Wagner (54.50) in the 400m hurdles, and
Alexander Bowen (6’ 10.75”) in the high jump.
The
Great Danes return to action next Saturday when they compete in the Upstate
Track and Field Classic at RPI.
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