The East Coast Conference released its weekly awards with four members of the cardinal and white being selected to the Weekly Honor Roll for their performances in the opening weekend for track and field.

Senior Kathleen Healy has begun the season on a very impressive note, topping school records she herself previously set. This past Saturday, Healy competed at the Youree Spence Garcia Invitational and dominated in the 3000m. Healy completed the run in 10:27.35, knocking more than a whole second off of her previous record. Healy finished second in the event, behind graduate student Marie Naudus, in a field of 33 competitors; the 3-24 finishers in the race were all Division I runners. 

Naudus had a tremendous outing this past Saturday at the Youree Spence Garcia Invitational. Naudus not only set personal bests, but she also rewrote the program record books, shattering the previous 3000m record by nearly two whole seconds. Naudus's new personal best, 10:26.79, elevated her to a first-place finish in the event; in a field of 33 competitors; the 3-24 finishers in the race were all Division I runners. That time sits third in the ECC and NCAA East Region. 

Junior Peter Bagattine started his campaign on a high note this past Saturday at the Youree Spence Garcia Invitational. Bagattine experienced success in multiple events as he set personal best for both the 1000m and 3000m. Bagattine completed the 1000m in 2:42.01, earning him eighth out of 14 competitors. Bagattine completed the 3000m in 9:04.88, earning him third out of 28 competitors. Not only did Bagattine set personal bests in both events, but he also topped Division II competitors in both events. His 1000m tops the ECC, while his 3000m ranks third in the ECC and ninth in the NCAA East Region.

Junior David Crews kicked off his junior campaign with a bang this past Saturday at the Youree Spence Garcia Invitational. Crews competed in numerous events; however, his greatest success came in the long jump event. Crews topped all Division II competitors as his 6.78m (22' 3") was good for second overall in an event featuring 14 competitors. The mark ranks second in the ECC and sixth in the NCAA East Region.