Saturday, May 1
Fairfax, Va.
All Day
Davidson College
vs
Atlantic 10 Outdoor Championship
Photo by: Doug Hague
Men's Track & Field Head Back to the A-10 Outdoor Champs
4/30/2021 10:05:00 AM | Men's Track & Field
FAIRFAX, Va. – The Davidson men's track and field team return to championship competition Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2 at George Mason Stadium for the 2021 Atlantic 10 Outdoor Championship.
A-10 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP FAN POLICY
George Mason Stadium will be closed to spectators, but have no fear, the weekend will be streamed on ESPN+!
2020 A-10 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP LOOK BACK
Davidson placed fourth, racking up 63 points, their second most scored in an A-10 Championship. Daniel Alvarez snapped the tape in the 800-meter run for his first conference crown. Bryce Anthony also made his presence known at the award ceremony, stepping onto the podium for both the heptathlon and the 60-meter hurdles. He also scored in the open vault.
Raphael Oettl and Max Pearson both scored in the 1k and 3k, respectively. Miles Hollimon took eighth in the 60-meter dash, while Dylan Ameres took home points in the triple jump.
MAKING THEIR MARK
A pair of decades old records fell this spring from the field. Junior Paul Mullinax broke the 43-year-old hammer record set by Jarry Taylor in 1978, marking a throw of 46.83-meters. Mullinax currently holds four of the top-10 all-time performances. Sophomore Dylan Ameres had never broken 14-meters in the triple jump before he went to the USC Open where he stretched the tape 14.81-meters, snapping Ray Swetenburg's record (14.53m) that he held since 1970.
COACH'S COMMENTS - RENNY WALDRON, DIRECTOR OF MEN'S T&F/XC
"We head into the championship having had some great performances over the past few weeks. We are in a good place as a team and are looking forward to mixing it up with some great competition. We feel confident in our preparation and that we are as ready as can be."
FOLLOW THE ACTION
Be sure to follow the Wildcat men all weekend long on Twitter and Instagram!
A-10 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP FAN POLICY
George Mason Stadium will be closed to spectators, but have no fear, the weekend will be streamed on ESPN+!
2020 A-10 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP LOOK BACK
Davidson placed fourth, racking up 63 points, their second most scored in an A-10 Championship. Daniel Alvarez snapped the tape in the 800-meter run for his first conference crown. Bryce Anthony also made his presence known at the award ceremony, stepping onto the podium for both the heptathlon and the 60-meter hurdles. He also scored in the open vault.
Raphael Oettl and Max Pearson both scored in the 1k and 3k, respectively. Miles Hollimon took eighth in the 60-meter dash, while Dylan Ameres took home points in the triple jump.
MAKING THEIR MARK
A pair of decades old records fell this spring from the field. Junior Paul Mullinax broke the 43-year-old hammer record set by Jarry Taylor in 1978, marking a throw of 46.83-meters. Mullinax currently holds four of the top-10 all-time performances. Sophomore Dylan Ameres had never broken 14-meters in the triple jump before he went to the USC Open where he stretched the tape 14.81-meters, snapping Ray Swetenburg's record (14.53m) that he held since 1970.
COACH'S COMMENTS - RENNY WALDRON, DIRECTOR OF MEN'S T&F/XC
"We head into the championship having had some great performances over the past few weeks. We are in a good place as a team and are looking forward to mixing it up with some great competition. We feel confident in our preparation and that we are as ready as can be."
FOLLOW THE ACTION
Be sure to follow the Wildcat men all weekend long on Twitter and Instagram!
Players Mentioned
Mid-Distance
/ Men's Track & Field
Jumps
/ Men's Track & Field
Hurdles/Multis
/ Men's Track & Field
Sprints
/ Men's Track & Field
Throws
/ Men's Track & Field
Mid-Distance
/ Men's Track & Field
Mid-Distance
/ Men's Track & FieldA10 4x400m champions
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