 Adam Scalesse earned All-America honors during the outdoor seaon for the first time.
Siperek finished sixth in the 3,000 meter steeplechase as he posted a time of 9:01.53 to earn All-America honors for the first time in the final race of his collegiate career.
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Scalesse, appeared to be bumped by one runner while another kicked over his first hurdle, but no call was made and he placed eighth in the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 15.15 to earn All-America honors for the first time during the outdoor season. He earned All-America honors in the 60 meter hurdles with a seventh place finish during the indoor season this year.
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 The Bears Varsity 8 won the Petite Final.
Coast Guard posted a time of 6:50.90 to beat Puget Sound (7:03.33). The Bears took a lead in the first 250 meters and led by open water just 500 meters in and increased their lead throughout. The Bears, who placed second at the NEWMAC Championships for the second straight season, were making their first NCAA Championship appearance since 2008. |
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 Trevor Siperek is in the 3,000 steeplechase final.
Later in the day, sophomore All-American Adam Scalesse set the school record and beat the top-seeded runner in the championship by posting a time of 14.26, the second fastest time in the 110 meter hurdle preliminaries.
Siperek posted a heat-best time of 9:13.05 which is the third best time overall at the Championships.
Both Siperek and Scalesse will compete in the finals on Saturday. The top nine from each event make the finals, with the top eight earning All-America honors.
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 The Bears battled Mariettta and Trinity to a three-way photo finish.
Coast Guard placed third in its heat in the morning with a time of 7:13.46. Williams won the heat (6:55.89), the best time of both heats while Wellesley was second in the Bears heat with a time of 7:03.92. The top two boats in the heat advanced straight to Saturday’s Grand Final, so the Bears had to race in the repechage on Friday afternoon.
In the repechage, the top two boats would advance to the Grand Final. Marietta led for most of the race before both Coast Guard and Trinity, who battled back and forth for second place throughout, made a move in the final 150 meters. Trinity won with a time of 7:02.01 edging Marietta (7:02.10) and Coast Guard (7:02.20). |
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