• Davis Amare, Ryan McKenna, Jaden Brighter, and Will De Loach teamed up in the distance medley relay to kick off the meet. The squad posted a time of 10:46.08 to secure a first-place finish.
• George Marable recorded a top finish in the 400m this afternoon, clocking a time of 51.31s to take first place. Marable also ran the third-fastest time in program history in the prelims of the 60m hurdles, posting a time of 8.48s.
• Evan Langhammer secured the final win for the Blue and White in the pole vault. Langhammer posted a new season-best of 4.73m (15'-06.00") to secure first place. Troy Spillman turned in a seventh-place finish in the pole vault, clearing a height of 3.53m (11'-06.75").
• Will Knight recorded a second-place finish in the shot put with a season-best mark of 14.70m (48'-02.50"). O'Keefe McKinney finished two spots behind Knight in fifth place after recording a mark of 13.82m (45'-04.00"), a new personal best. Leo Avigliano posted a personal best in the shot put, recording a toss of 13.81m (45'-03.50"). Stevan Bajski rounded out the Generals in the shot put with an eighth-place finish, posting a mark of 13.03m (42'-08.75").
• Row Sterne and William Dunaway both competed in the 3,000m run this afternoon, with Sterne leading the duo with a second-place finish. Sterne crossed the finish line in 9:01.52, while Dunaway clocked a time of 9:10.04 to finish in third place.
• Danny Jakubowski-Lewis recorded a third-place finish in the 60m hurdles, posting a season-best time of 8.74s. Jonathan Farbman was the lone General in the 60m dash finals, clocking a time of 7.11s to finish in sixth place.
• Ethan De Fonseka highlighted the 400m crew on Friday, recording a third-place finish with a time of 52.05s. Javan Hirwa turned in a seventh-place finish in the event, crossing the finish line in 53.50s. William Fitch was the lone General competing in the mile run on Friday, posting a fifth-place finish with a time of 4:27.65.

• Distance Medley Relay: Amare, McKenna, Brighter, De Loach | 1st place (10:46.08)
• 400m: George Marable | 1st place (51.31s)
• Pole Vault: Evan Langhammer | 1st place (4.73m; 15'-06.00")
• Shot Put: Will Knight | 2nd place (14.70m; 48'-02.50")
• 3,000m: Row Sterne | 2nd place (9:01.52)
• 60m Hurdles: Danny Jakubowski-Lewis | 3rd place (8.74s)
• 400m: Ethan De Fonseka | 3rd place (52.05s)
• 3,000m: William Dunaway | 3rd place (9:10.04)
• Shot Put: O'Keefe McKinney | 5th place (13.82m; 45'-04.00")
• Mile Run: William Fitch | 5th place (4:27.65)
• 60m Dash: Jonathan Farbman | 6th place (7.11s)
• Shot Put: Leo Avigliano | 6th place (13.81m; 45'-03.50")
• 400m: Javan Hirwa | 7th place (53.50s)
• Pole Vault: Troy Spillman | 7th place (3.53m; 11'-06.75")
• Shot Put: Stevan Bajski | 8th place (13.03m; 42'-08.75") 
• 60m Hurdles: George Marable | Prelims (8.48s)

• George Marable moved up one spot to No. 3 all-time in the 60m hurdles record book on Friday after clocking in a time of 8.48s in the prelims. Marable moves past Ty del Casal's time of 8.55s which was set in 2023.

• The Blue and White are back in action on Saturday, March 1st as they compete in the first day of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Championships at Roanoke College.

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