LEWISBURG, PA – The University of Rochester men's track and field team wrapped up its competition at the Bucknell Bison Classic on Sunday afternoon, compiling three All-Atlantic Region qualifying performances and two NCAA top-20 marks.
 
Rochester senior Cole Goodman paced Rochester's athletes on the day, ending second overall among 46 athletes in the triple jump, posting an AARTFC qualifying mark of 14.84 meters. Goodman's jump ranks sixth on the Division III performance list at this point in the season.
 
Teammate Austin Lansey also competed in the triple jump with Goodman, ranking 21st in the field with a top jump of 13.36 meters.
 
Senior Jordan Johnson hit a personal-best in the hammer throw placing tenth among 45 competitors. Johnson's distance was 55.62 meters and qualified him for the regional meet, while also ranking 20th in Division III so far during the outdoor campaign.
 
UR's remaining athletes that competed were senior P.J. London and sophomore Evan Bryant.
 
Both ran in the 200 meters, while London also competed in the 100 meters. Bryant's other event was the 400 meters during Sunday's schedule.
 
London hit a personal-best time in the 100 meters, running 10.82 seconds, a regional qualifier and time good for 19th among the 97 runners in the field. In the 200 meters, the senior finished 35th of 109 athletes, crossing the finish at 22.08 seconds.
 
Bryant's time in the 400 meters was 51.07 seconds, ranking 75th among over 100 runners. In the 200 meters, he hit a new personal-best, clocking in at 22.66 seconds.
 
Rochester's next scheduled meet is set for Monday afternoon, with UR hosting the Rochester Spring Twilight at Fauver Stadium. That meet was originally set for Thursday and Friday of last week, but got pushed back a few days due to poor weather in the Rochester area.