WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Don't blink, or you'll miss him.
For the second week in a row,
Jackson Cooley set a new 100m PR — and, for good measure, at Friday's Colonial Relays, set a new William & Mary record, too. The Reston, Va. native ran a 10.53 in the event, taking second in a field of 60-plus athletes. Cooley ran a 10.65 at last weekend's Dan Stimson Memorial Invitational and, this time around, took down a record (10.58) set in 2016.
Also notching an impressive showing at Day 2 of the Relays was
Chris Arias, who captured first place in the javelin invitational at 64.15m (210-05.1). His next closest competitor finished at 56.50m.
As a team, William & Mary sixth with 26th points following the second day of the Relays. Columbia is first with 55 points, Wagner second with 42 and Brown third with 41.
200m Dash
Gabriel Albers ran a 23.47.
400m Dash
Austin Rice notched a top-20 finish in a field of over 70 athletes, finishing in 49.35.
1,500m
Andrew Lagattuta crossed the finish line in eighth with a time of 3:50.98.
T.J. Corliss also finished top-20, running a 3:55.09 to take 17
th place.
5,000m
Jacob Jones took seventh with a time of 14:23.97.
Evan Goodell was 15th (14:31.68),
Sam Pritchard was 27th (14:38.06), and
Luke Ellwood was 39th.
High Jump
Cole Harris finished top-10 at 1.79m (5-10.5).
For full results from Day 2 of the Colonial Relays,
click here.
UP NEXT
The Tribe wraps up competition at the Colonial Relays with events starting at 10 a.m. W&M will also honor its seniors Saturday afternoon with a ceremony at 1:25 p.m. Fans can keep up with all the action via
live results and the team's
Instagram.
