Staten Island, N.Y. - For the second-straight week, sophomore Jurrel Hall set a record for the men's indoor track and field program. Besting his mark made just one season ago, his leap of 14.48 meters in the triple jump yesterday at the Seahawk Shootout led the Lions' performances on the afternoon at Ocean Breeze. Hall placed second in a field of 21 competitors, but bested everyone from Division II in the event. Senior Luke Jarski also set a record in his debut at Molloy, running a time of 1:22.69 in the 600-meter race.

The men's team also saw personal best times from:

• Anthony Perkins in the 60-meter (7.51) and 300-meter (41.38)
• Christian Canela in the 300-meter (36.36)
• Stanley Louis in the 300-meter (37.07)
• Gabriel Adimoolah in the 600-meter (1:29.06)

On the women's side, freshmen Julianna Roan (10.51) and Sophia Hammond (6.01 meters) each set personal best marks in the 60-meter hurdles and shot put, respectively. 

The cardinal and white also saw event debuts from:

• Quinten John (60m, 7.40; 300m, 38.20)
• Guymike Paraison (60m, 7.46; 300m, 37.64)
• Michael Jones (300m, 36.17)
• Raymar Duncan (300m, 37.14)
• Kendrick Danso (300m, 37.91)
• Jason Ferguson (300m, 38.25)
• Andre Calloo (300m, 38.56)
• Sophia Hines (60m, 8.24; 300m, 44.71; triple jump, 11.29 meters)
• Julianna Roan (60m, 8.24)
• Lexi Martoscia (300m, 45.34)
• Jules Vega (300m, 48.26)
• Madison Ford (600m, 2:02.66)
• Carli Sheiffele (3000m, 11:00.17)
• Sophia Michaels (3000m, 13:07.79)

Molloy will be back in action in 2025 at the West Point Open, hosted by Army at the Armory on January 11.