• The Generals secured three wins on Saturday, with Ryan McKenna highlighting the group in the 400m hurdles. McKenna moved up one spot to No. 3 all-time in the program record books after clocking a personal-best time of 54.27s—the 32nd-fastest time in Division III. Evan Novak secured a win in the hammer throw after recording a mark of 42.64m (139'-10.00").
• Brandon Makowski earned a top finish in the javelin with a mark of 50.44m (165'-06.00"). Stevan Bajski competed alongside Makowski in the javelin, finishing fifth with a toss of 47.36m (155'-04.00").
• Danny Jakubowski-Lewis and Wilson Kasischke competed with McKenna in the 400m hurdles, finishing in second and fourth place, respectively. Jakubowski-Lewis clocked a season-best time of 56.00s, while Kasischke posted a time of 57.34s.
• William Dunaway recorded a time of 15:18.82 to place third in the 5,000m, while Robert Cooper crossed the finish line in a personal-best time of 3:57.56 to finish sixth in the 1,500m.
• George Marable was the top finisher for the Generals in the 110m hurdles, clocking a time of 15.50s to place third. Luke Avigliano paced the 400m crew with a fourth-place finish in 50.26s.
• Patrick Haynes posted a season-best mark of 13.30m (43'-07.75") to finish fifth in the triple jump. Leo Avigliano and Will Knight both earned top-five finishes in the discus. Avigliano led the duo with a third-place finish, recording a mark of 43.42m (142'-05.00"), while Knight posted a mark of 40.49m (132'-10.00") to place fifth.
• The Blue and White had four student-athletes finish in the top eight in the shot put, with Knight leading the way in second place after posting a mark of 14.36m (47'-01.50"). O'Keefe McKinney followed in fourth with a season-best mark of 13.33m (43'-08.75"), while Stevan Bajski and Avigliano placed fifth and sixth with marks of 13.27m (43'-06.50") and 13.20m (43'-03.75"), respectively.

• 5,000m: William Dunaway | 3rd place (15:18.82)
• 1,500m: Robert Cooper | 6th place (3:57.56)
• 110m Hurdles: George Marable | 3rd place (15.50s)
• 400m: Luke Avigliano | 4th place (50.26s)
• 400m Hurdles: Ryan McKenna | 1st place (54.27s)
• 400m Hurdles: Danny Jakubowski-Lewis | 2nd place (56.00s)
• 400m Hurdles: Wilson Kasischke | 4th place (57.34s)
• Triple Jump: Patrick Haynes | 5th place (13.30m; 43'-07.75")
• Shot Put: Will Knight | 2nd place (14.36m; 47'-01.50")
• Shot Put: O'Keefe McKinney | 4th place (13.33m; 43'-08.75")
• Shot Put: Stevan Bajski | 5th place (13.27m; 43'-06.50") 
• Shot Put: Leo Avigliano | 6th place (13.20m; 43'-03.75")
• Discus: Leo Avigliano | 3rd place (43.42m; 142'-05.00")
• Discus: Will Knight | 5th place (40.49m; 132'-10.00")
• Javelin: Brandon Makowski | 1st place (50.44m; 165'-06.00")
• Javelin: Stevan Bajski | 5th place (47.36m; 155'-04.00")
• Hammer Throw: Evan Novak | 1st place (42.64m; 139'-10.00")

• Ryan McKenna moved up one spot in the program's 400m hurdles record book after clocking a new personal best time of 54.27s. His time moves him to No. 3 all-time, surpassing Dillon Myers' time of 54.44s which was set in 2012. His time currently ranks 32nd in Division III this season.

• Stevan Bajski | Javelin (47.36m; 155'-04.00") - Personal Best
• Luke Avigliano | 400m (50.26s) - Personal Best
• Jaden Brighter | 800m (1:58.76) - Personal Best
• Ryan McKenna | 400m Hurdles (54.27s) - Personal Best
• Javan Hirwa | 200m (23.37s) - Personal Best
• Robert Cooper | 1,500m (3:57.56) - Personal Best
• Danny Jakubowski-Lewis | 400m Hurdles (56.00s) - Season Best
• Duncan Meldrum | 400m (51.72s) - Season Best
• Patrick Haynes | Long Jump (6.08m; 19'-11.50") - Season Best
• Patrick Haynes | Triple Jump (13.30m; 43'-07.75") - Season Best
• Will Knight | Shot Put (14.36m; 47'-01.50") - Season Best
• O'Keefe McKinney | Shot Put (13.33m; 43'-08.75") - Season Best

• The Generals start the championship season next weekend as they head to Harrisonburg for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Outdoor Championships at Eastern Mennonite University on April 25 & 26.

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