ITHACA, NY- The St. Joseph's men's track team traveled to New York for the second consecutive week to take part in the Cornell Six-Way Invitational. Highlighted by first place finishes by Andy Craycraft, James Scott, and Karl Savage, the Hawks placed third among six schools, including Buffalo, Penn, Colgate, Ithaca, and the host Big Red. Craycraft, a fresman, posted the Atlantic 10's fastest time in the 800 meter run this season (1:54.95), claiming the first place finish. The Weston, CT native also teamed up with Marc Maccario, Mike McCabe, and Geoff Valentine to win the 4x400 relay with a time of 3:20.06. James Scott took home two first place finishes, winning both the 200 meter dash (22.19 seconds) and the 60 meter dash (6.95 seconds) while senior Karl Savage claimed first prize in the mile run (4:15.5). Savage also teamed up with Joe Lanci, Ben Koch, and Brian Rosetti to win the 4x800 with a time of 7:52.59. Other highlights include a second place finish by Valentine in the 500 meter run (1:05.86) and a second place finish by Rosetti in the 1000 meter run (2:30.74). Koch and Savage were right behind Rosetti, placing third and fourth, respectively. Maccario placed fourth in the 200 meter dash (22.84) while sophomores Matt Lewis and Tim Fisher both claimed fourth place in the mile and 3000 meter runs, respectively. SJU next compete's on Friday and Saturday, January 26-27, at the Penn State Invitational.