On the men's side, junior Phil Longo qualified for the ECAC Championships by setting a new personal record to take first in the long jump (6.84 meters), while teammate first-year David Pollock followed with a sixth place finish in the same event (6.48 meters). In the high jump, sophomore Luke Taverne jumped 1.83 meters to claim fifth place.

In the 5000 meter-run, first-year John Panus ran to a second place finish with a time of 15:42.43. First-year Mike Borini took ninth in the mile (4:35.04) to round out the men's performances.

On the women's side, junior Allison Hoh led the Knights with an ECAC-qualifying performance and second place finish in the 60 meter hurdles (9.36), after tying her own school record in the preliminaries (9.33). First-year Joanna Heath also qualified for the ECAC Championships in the high jump after she  took third place (1.60 meters) in the event and seventh in the long jump (5.11 meters).

The women's 4x200 meter relay team, consisting of juniors Kristen Gottstine and Allison Hoh, first-year Bri Colello, and senior Samantha Hudson, ran a time of 1:48.72 to take third place and qualify for the ECAC Championships. The 4x400 meter team of first-year Alexa Wandy, sophomore Kylie Ryan, firsty-year Sarevah Shafer, and sophomore Brianna VanSoest took fifth place (4:24.04).

Some of the squad competed at the Marc Denault Invitational at Cornell University on Saturday. Senior Tom Clark led the men with a first-place finish in the 3,000-meter run (8:29.01). Junior Cohen Miles-Rath grabbed fifth place in the same event (8:29.01).

In the mile, first-year Travis Briggs ran a time of 4:25.77 to take fifth. Junior Colby Burke rounded out the men's performances, taking eighth place in the 800 meter (1:59.23).

For the women, junior Keira Wood ran an ECAC-qualifying time of 2:15.64, landing a second place finish in the 800 meter.

The Knights will next compete at the SUNYAC Championships on March 1^st in Brockport, N.Y.