CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The No. 10 MIT men's track and field team hosted the Sean Collier Invitational on Saturday at the Sherie and Don (1961) Morrison Track at Steinbrenner Stadium. Anthony Meng posted a top ten national mark in the high jump while the Engineers won multiple events on their home track.  

THE BASICS:  

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• 100 Meters: Patrick Haertel paced MIT with a second-place finish in 10.81, while Nolan Clement followed in third at 10.84, as both met the DIII New England standard. Dylan Bradford (11.10), Chidubem Chukwu (11.12), and Jack Wang (11.20) also recorded qualifying performances. 
• 200 Meters: Kristian Praizner earned a runner-up finish in 22.04, while Davin Li (fourth, 22.35), Jack Wang (fifth, 22.38), and Davis Lee (sixth, 22.67) all met the DIII New England standard. 
• 400 Meters: Connor Sterling placed third with a time of 49.47, followed by Davis Lee in fourth at 49.77, as both recorded DIII New England qualifying times. 
• 800 Meters: Wyatt Vick captured first place in 1:56.40, while Chris Chan (fourth, 1:57.93), Charlie Glass (10th, 1:58.53), and Ian Gerard (12th, 1:58.98) all reached the DIII New England standard. In the elite section, Ayman Noreldaim finished second in 1:55.35, and Alex Naehu placed fourth at 1:56.11, both qualifying for NE DIII. 
• 1500 Meters: Tage Mehta finished seventh on Saturday, crossing the line in 4:05.55, while Hunter Miller added a time of 4:20.09. 
• 400 Hurdles: Theo Orfanou finished eighth with a qualifying time of 58.22. 
• 3000 Steeplechase: Gael Medina recorded a time of 10:17.10. 
• 4x100 Relay: The MIT quartet of Chidubem Chukwu, Dylan Bradford, Enoch Ellis, and Patrick Haertel captured first place with a time of 42.37. 
• 4x400 Relay: MIT's A team of Kristian Praizner, Connor Sterling, Ayman Noreldaim, and Davis Lee earned first place in 3:22.18, while the B team finished second with a time of 3:29.08. 

TOP PERFORMERS – Field Events:

• High Jump: Anthony Meng placed second, clearing 2.06 meters (6'9"), meeting the DIII New England standard. 
• Pole Vault: Leo Sun led MIT with a clearance of 4.27 meters (14'0"), while Cole Nguyen added a DIII New England qualifying mark at 4.07 meters (13'4.25"). 
• Triple Jump: Sean Huckleberry won the event with a leap of 14.01 meters (45'11.75"), while Sawyer Quallen finished second at 13.59 meters and Fischer Argosino placed fourth with 13.05 meters, as all three met the DIII New England standard. 
• Shot Put: Justin Buonato earned first place with a throw of 15.44 meters (50'8"), qualifying for DIII New Englands. 
• Discus: Leon Schultz led the Engineers with a best throw of 39.43 meters (129'4"), while Marc Baker (37.64m) and Justin Buonato (36.87m) followed. 
• Hammer Throw: Leon Schultz placed seventh with a mark of 42.48 meters (139'4"). 
• Javelin: Marc Baker captured first place with a throw of 57.56 meters (188'10"), meeting the DIII New England standard, while Ezekiel Dube-Garrett (47.22m) and Sean Nagle (46.68m) also competed. 

• Meng is now eighth in the nation in the high jump, he was the only Engineer to post a national top 50 mark on Saturday at the meet.  
• Owen Sondag moved to the NCAA bubble with the 25th fastest time in the 5000m on Friday evening. 

NEXT UP: 

• MIT will now begin preparations for the NEWMAC Championships, April 24-25, at the the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. 

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