Meet: America East Outdoor Championships
 
Location: University Field in Albany, N.Y.
 
Women's Scores: 1. Binghamton, 48.5; 2. UAlbany, 37.5; 3. Maine, 31; 4. New Hampshire, 28; 5. Bryant, 27; 6. UMass Lowell, 25; 7. Vermont, 19; 8. UMBC, 13; 9. NJIT, 5
 
Men's Scores: 1. UMass Lowell, 68; 2. Binghamton, 44; 3. Maine, 35; 4. UAlbany, 28; 5. UMBC, 16; 6. New Hampshire, 13; t-7. Bryant, 9; t-7. NJIT, 9; t-7. Vermont, 9
 
Live Results
 
Short Story: UAlbany sweeps the men's and women's long jump titles to kick off the 2023 America East Outdoor Championships.
 
Track Events

• Amanda Chambers qualified first overall in the women's 1,500m in 4:41.92; Skyler Smith qualified 10th in 4:45.19.
• Jared Rogalski qualified sixth in the men's 1,500m in 4:01.20; Brandon Garcia qualified in the 11th position in 3:54.88.
• Toni Galloway qualified first overall in the women's 100m hurdles in 13.80; Donnell Hartley qualified third in 14.05, Olivia Nelson Chevry qualified in fifth position in 14.08, and Kate Del Gandio qualified sixth in 14.10.  All times were wind-aided.
• Antwone Messado qualified first overall in the men's 110m hurdles in a personal-best 14.25; Kendal Mariacher qualified sixth in a personal-best 15.48, and Jack Gallagher qualified eighth in a personal-best 15.62.
• Rori Lowe qualified second in the women's 400m in 55.14; Alicia Grady qualified fifth in 56.48.
• Alesia Douglas qualified seventh in the women's 800m in 2:15.63.
• Gianni Henry qualified third in the men's 800m in 1:53.50; Giovouni Henry qualified fourth in 1:53.89, and KJ Dawkins qualified ninth in 1:54.24.
• Jazmen Newberry qualified first overall in the women's 100m in 11.66; Adaliz Hunt qualified second in a personal-best 11.73, and Dominique Clarke qualified third in a wind-aided 11.76.
• Garry Munro qualified first overall in the men's 100m in a wind-aided 10.32; Travis Williams qualified second in 10.43, Shak Williams qualified third in 10.48, and Mike Hermance III qualified seventh in a personal-best 10.73.
• Brinesha Derrick-Bain qualified first overall in the women's 400m hurdles in 1:02.55.
• Easton Reagan qualified second in the men's 400m hurdles in 54.60; Jack Gallagher qualified fourth in 55.31, and Quincy Chery qualified eighth in 55.26.
• Newberry qualified first overall in the women's 200m in 23.66; Lowe qualified second in 24.08, and Clarke qualified fourth n 24.59.  All times were wind-aided.
• Munro qualified first overall in the men's 200m in 21.34; T. Williams qualified second, also in 21.34, and Hermance III qualified fourth in a 21.55.  All times were wind-aided.
• Noreen Guilfoyle placed fourth in the women's 10,000m in 37:26.95.
• Ryan Russell placed sixth in the men's 10,000m in 31:37.54.

Field Events

• Steph Green placed fourth in the women's hammer in 164-02.00; Kiki Nosile placed sixth in a personal-best 153-02.00.
• Eva Edery tied for eighth in the women's pole vault, clearing 10-02.00.
• Louis Gordon won the men's long jump in 25-04.50; Stephan Farquharson placed second in a personal-best 24-11.25, Marcus McFadden placed fifth in an outdoor-best 23-05.50, and Daniel Cephus placed sixth in 23-05.25.
• Jewel Collins placed second in the women's javelin in 140-00.00.
• Efe Omokeni won the women's long jump in a wind-aided 19-11.75; Jade Foster placed third in 19-01.50.
• After four events, Grace Adeyeye is seventh in the women's heptathlon with 2,409 points.
• After five events, Pete Meehan is fourth in the men's decathlon with 3,214 points. 

Meet Notes

• Louis Gordon set a new championship meet record in the men's long jump, surpassing the previous mark of 24-11.25 set in 2011 by Hartford's Terrel Davis.  Stephan Farquharson's best mark in the same event today tied Davis' previous championship record.
• Garry Munro and Travis Williams were separated by just five-thousandths of a second in the men's 200m.
• Marcus McFadden tied his personal-best from the indoor season in the men's long jump.
• Maine senior Mackenzie Wilson set a new facility record in the women's hammer of 197-02.00, surpassing the previous mark of 180-09.00 set in 2015 by Maine's Robin McFetters.
• UMass Lowell sophomore James Kotowski set a new facility record in the men's javelin of 235-06.00, surpassing the previous mark of 230-01.00 set in 2015 by UMBC's Vincent Rentzsch.  Kotowski also broke the America East championship meet record of 230-04.00 set in 1998 by Maine's Andrew Oliver. 

Next: America East Outdoor Championships conclude on Sunday, May 7.