Men’s Track and Field Set for Indoor Heps This Weekend

Saturday, February 25

Hanover, N.H.

10:00 AM

Dartmouth College

Ivy League Heptagonal Championship

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Men’s Track and Field Set for Indoor Heps This Weekend

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The Big Green take on the Ivies at Leverone Field House on Saturday and Sunday

By: Nick Romei

HANOVER, N.H. — The Dartmouth men's track and field team takes on the other Ivies this weekend in the 2023 Ivy league Indoor Heptagonal Championships at Leverone Field House.

The Big Green have seen much success throughout this season, seeing three program records and numerous top 10 program marks. Dartmouth will look to carry that success into the weekend as it tries to overtake Princeton atop the Ivy League.

David Adams first broke the all-time mark in pole vault in late January when the Big Green won the annual DYC against Yale and Columbia. He later improved that mark at the Yale Giegengack Invitational earlier this month when he cleared 5.18m.

Eric Gibson set the new program record in the 1000m race at the beginning of February at the Bruce Lehane Scarlet & White Invite at Boston University. Gibson finished the race with a time of 2:21.94.

The other record to have fallen this season was at the hands of Liam Murray. Murray broke the program record in the 400m race at the Boston University David Hemery Valentine Invitational just two weeks ago.

Entering the weekend, the Big Green are in the top five on the Ivy League performance list in the following events:

400m – Liam Murray (5^th)
500m – DJ Matusz (4^th), Mason Childers (5^th)
1000m – Eric Gibson (2^nd), DJ Matusz (4^th)
4x400m Relay – Eric Gibson, Maclean Hadden, Baker Pashea, DJ Matusz (2^nd)
DMR – Albert Velikonja, Liam Murray, DJ Matusz, Eric Gibson (2^nd)
Pole Vault – David Adams (5^th)
Weight Throw – Ben Pable (3^rd)
Heptathlon – Karl-Oskar Pajus (2^nd)

Live results will be available through Leone Timing. Both days will be available to stream nationally on ESPN+ and internationally on Stretch Internet.