Top-ranked
College of DuPage remained No. 1 for the third week in a row. The Chaps own 26 national top-10 marks, including national leaders in the 400H (
Timmy Szylak, 1:00.00), pole vault (
Brendan Hill, 4.55m/14-11), triple jump (
Ryan Calhoun, 12.63m/41-5¼) and both the 4×100 and 4×400 relays teams (45.22 and 3:35.44, respectively).
Mohawk Valley CC held steady at No. 2 thanks to a plethora of top marks. The Hawks have amassed 22 national top-10 marks this season, including 16 from this past weekend alone.
Jason Januario is now a double national leader in the discus (39.31m/130-11) and hammer (36.51m/119-10), while
Andy Hadasz owns three top-5 marks in the sprints.
Ryan Calhoun in the triple jump at 12.63m (41-5¼) and
Chase Hall in the 100 at 11.44.
Mohawk Valley CC jumped into the National TFRI for the first time this season at No. 2. The Hawks recorded 17 national top-10 marks this past weekend, including a pair of national leaders from
Andy Hadasz in the 100 (11.44) and 200 (23.44), as well as the top hammer throw from
Jason Januario at 35.23m (125-7).
Mineral Area College dropped one spot from No. 2 to No. 3 to no fault of its own. The Cardinals added or improved 10 national top-10 marks this past weekend, including the top-4 marks in the 10,000 meters:
Wyatt Elliott (No. 1, 33:49.47),