COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. & NEW YORK, N.Y. – A slew mark new personal bests in a split afternoon at the Ursinus Frank Colden Invitational.
 
FRANK COLDEN INVITATIONAL
 
Erastus Ndirangu would advance to the finals in the 60-meter dash with a final time of 7.13 and a prelims time of 7.16.
 
Derek Rudd's 400-meter would show a 53.19 final time.
 
In the 800-meter run David Johnson took second overall with a 2:01.21.
 
The men's mile featured Tom Flear who would lead Joe Nescio, Zach Rementer, and Michael Carolan. Flear clocked in a 4:30.00. Nescio ran a 4:30.47 while Rementer finished with a 4:37.64. Carolan marked a new personal best 4:41.50.
 
Gavin Kelly would be the sole Pride runner in the 3000-meter run as he finished with a 9:05.25 and a new personal best.
 
Aidan Wilson's 4.10-meter pole vault and Brennan Pringle's 3.95-meter vault would both mark new personal bests.
 
Isaac Almoney took first in the weight throw with a 17.19-meter distance for a new best and regional standard. Almoney would lead John Kodack who threw a 14.86-meter throw. 
 
BIG APPLE INVITATIONAL
 
Matayo McGraw and Jacob Grossman would compete in the high jump and triple jump at the Big Apple Invite. McGraw's high jump showed a 1.85-meter jump and his long jump showed a 6.30-meter distance. Grossman jumped to a 1.75-meter distance in the high jump and a 6.24-meter jump in the long jump.
 
UP NEXT
Widener will continue competition with their second hosted meet at UPenn's The Ott Center on Saturday, Feb. 15. for the Indoor Classic