CHESTER, Pa. – Flear and Almoney highlight Danny Curran Invitational to begin the outdoor 2025 season.
 
FRIDAY
 
Tom Flear led the way in the 10k on Friday evening. Flear would place fourth with a 30:37.76. Zach Rementer clocked in a 32:09.21.
 
Isaac Almoney threw a 13.85-meter toss in the shot put and returned in the discus where he marked a 44.97-meter throw. Jaaron Tate threw a 39.47-meter distance and David Fuhrman marked a 38.27-meter spot.
 
SATURDAY
 
Sean Derfler started the track side out for the Pride in the 1500-meter. Derfler would clock in a 4:06.41. Austin Parks and Michael Carolan finished together with a 4:15.96 and 4:16.49 respectively.
 
Tristen Silverstein would compete in the 110-meter hurdles where he clocked a 16.81.
 
Elijah Celestin's 400-meter dash showed a 50.26 while Silverstein ran to a 53.29.
 
In the 100-meter dash, Erastus Ndirangu led with an. 11.24 and Tyler Ressler clocked an 11.32.
 
The 400-meter hurdles showed a 1:00.31 from Derek Rudd. Brendan McShea also ran to a 1:04.91.

Ressler continued his sprint day with a 22.79 in the 200-meter dash and Matayo McGraw took to the track with a 23.70.
 
Jacob Grossman marked a 6.93-meter distance in the long jump. McGraw switched back to the field events with a 6.55-meter jump.
 
The pole vault showed a 3.95-meter height for Sean Gizzi and Aidan Wilson. Brennan Pringle jumped to a 3.80-meter height.
 
Almoney took first in the hammer throw with a 57.99-meter distance. John Kodack marked a 49.20-meter throw 
 
UP NEXT
Widener travels to Ursinus for the Track and Field Festival on Friday and Saturday, Apr. 4-5.