NEW YORK, N.Y. - Saint Joseph's men's track and field finalized a two-day meet at the Columbia Challenge on Saturday, capping off the meet with five podium finishes on the weekend.
 
FRIDAY TRACK RESULTS

• The 60m sprint had two divisions, Adam Petersen taking the sixth-fastest time in the white division with a 7.17s finish. Gabe Lewis set a 7.15 mark in the blue division, falling short of a qualifying spot for the finals.

 
FRIDAY FIELD RESULTS

• Reigning Atlantic 10 Field Performer of the Week Patrick Fehm had a best attempt of 6.96m leap in the long jump, placing 10^th in the 32-man field.

 
SATURDAY TRACK RESULTS

• Matt Coffey produced a sixth-place finish in the 3000m, setting a personal best with a time of 8:12.50. Will Rau finished in 12^th with an 8:29.48 time.
• Jayden Greene edged out a competitor to take third place, his time of 49.12s beating out the fourth-place finisher by .001s. Darren Cammauf added a finish of 50.21s for 15^th.
• Graham Phillips added a personal record of his own in the 800m, his time of 1:53.34 good for 10^th place, a second off a top-six finish. Owen Moelter finished shortly after, crossing the line in 1:53.96. Only .06s separated Gavin Campbell (1:54.89) and Joshua Thaler (1:54.95), Thaler setting a season-best time.
• Ben Henry took home fifth in the 200m dash, setting a personal best time en route to the top-five finish as the sophomore finished with a 22.04s time. Less than a second separated third place from 39^th, Cammauf (22.69s) and Like Noss (22.70s) practically inseparable in times. Jake Carruba also set a PR with a time of 22.75s, while Petersen also broke 23 seconds with a 22.98s finish.
• Noah Deckert led a group of five Hawks in the mile run, setting a new personal best time of 4:09.57 to finish in the top half of the field. Evan McGregor also set a new personal record by finishing in 4:19.65.

 
SATURDAY FIELD RESULTS

• Fehm returned to action on Saturday, once again taking the top spot for the second-straight week to notch a 2.08m leap in the high jump, clearing the bar in his first attempt. The 2.08m mark ties his season-best.

 
NOTABLES
Personal Bests – Ben Henry (200m), Jake Carrubba (200m), Graham Phillips (800m), Noah Deckert (Mile), Evan McGregor (Mile), Matthew Coffey (3000m)
 
 
UP NEXT
The Hawks head to Boston next weekend to take part in the Scarlet and White Invitational hosted by Boston University on Saturday, Feb. 3.