Staten Island, N.Y. - For the third time this season, the Molloy indoor track and field programs walked away from a meet with three new program records after Saturday's performance at the Wagner Invitational at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex.

The men's weight throw record was bested for the third-straight meet with freshman Djurabe Edmond recording a throw of 14.18 meters, placing 11th overall. The freshman also recorded a mark of 11.80 meters in the shot put. 

Senior Kathleen Healy continued her hot start to the season, setting a record for the third-straight meet, running the 5000-meter in a time of 18:07.92. The mark, which was first among Division II competitors, bested the previous record (which also belonged to Healy) by over 20 seconds. 

Graduate student Marie Naudus also reclaimed a record she set earlier in the season, knocking seven seconds off her 3000-meter time at 10:11.06 for a third-place finish.

The Lions also saw personal-best performances from the following:

• Junior Peter Bagattine (5000-meter, 15:32.98; topped Division II competitors)
• Freshman Anthony Baldasano (mile, 4:37.47)
• Sophomore Kamar Birthwright (400-meter, 52.32; 200-meter, 23.32)
• Freshman Mikai Marks (800-meter, 2:08.91)
• Sophomore Quinten John (200-meter, 22.70)
• Freshman Ryan Anderson (shot put, 8.49 meters; weight throw, 10.80 meter)
• Freshman Ja'Nasia Johnson (60-meter hurdles, 10.75; 60-meter, 8.19)
• Freshman Martina Mileti (mile, 5:23.95)
• Freshman Kate Mejia (mile, 6:39.07)
• Freshman Brooke Hyland (400-meter, 1:00.95, 200-meter, 27.26)
• Sophomore Madison Ford (400-meter, 1:07.26; 200-meter, 28:49)
• Junior Isabella Mosley (400-meter, 1:08.74)
• Freshman Melissa Joseph (800-meter, 2:40.99)
• Freshman Jeanna Richardson (200-meter, 26.80; long jump 5.03m)

Both programs are back in action this coming weekend at the Dr. Sander Scorcher Invitational (Jan. 23-24), hosted by Columbia University at The Armory at 10:00 a.m.