Big Green Open Season at HBCU and Ivy Challenge

Saturday, December 3

Cambridge, Mass.

11:00 AM

Dartmouth College

Ivy & HBCU Challenge

February 27, 2022 Men's Track and Field competes at Heptagonal Championship

Photo by: Jenny Rohl

Big Green Open Season at HBCU and Ivy Challenge

12/4/2022 12:05:00 AM | Men's Track & Field

Results

The men’s track and field team finished with 104.5 points

By: Nick Romei

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Dartmouth men's track and field team opened the 2022-23 season at the HBCU and Ivy Challenge, hosted by Harvard at the Gordon Indoor Track.

Delaware State finished with 109.5 points, followed by Dartmouth (104.5), Harvard (102) and Howard (70).

Dartmouth took three of the top four spots in weight throw, led by Jake Dalton's second-place finish with a personal best throw of 18.31m. Ben Pable (17.47m) took third followed by Michael Gabriel (16.86m) in fourth. The freshmen duo of Max Klein and Colton McMaster did well in shot put with Klein winning with a throw of 16.96m and McMaster throwing 15.21m to take third. Klein's throw is the sixth best mark in program history.

Sam Starrs took second in pole vault in his first collegiate meet with a jump of 4.40m. Nils Wildberg finished in second in the long jump with a jump of 6.96m. In the same event, Rahul Batlanki took sixth with a jump of 6.69m.

DJ Matusz and Mason Childers finished first and second in the 600m run. Matusz crossed the finish line at 1:19.90 while Childers was right behind with a time of 1:20.45, narrowly beating out Riley McDermott of Harvard.

In the 1000m run, Isaac Weber claimed first with a time of 2:30.91 while Baker Pashea took third as finished in 2:34.25. In the final event of the day, the group of Myles Epstein, Childers, J'Voughnn Blake and Liam Murray took second in the 1760m relay with a time of 3:20.61.

The Big Green host the Dartmouth December Invitational next weekend at Leverone Field House.