Indoor

Leading off with the boys: From the field events meet last week, Braden Connolly fired off a 36’-5.75” effort in the shop put, nailing down No. 3 on the freshman list. He finally puts to rest a 1976–seriously–performance by Stan Olshefski, which might be the most 1976 shot put name created. It was the oldest […]

Travis Cavallo broke onto the frosh list of the 55m, moving into a No. 2 tie with Eric Guinto ’10. Eric went on to break the school record the next year, so not bad company. Matt Morrison’s 36.07 moves him to No. 4 All Time in the 300m. Zach Cicio ’14 drops from the Top

A new record? Yeah, and it’s already 28 years old! I found this in the wee hours of Christmas Day, after I got home from our local service. It’s the Pinkerton boys’ indoor 2-mile record, which I track but not with the same importance as the 3000m. In fact, the only reason I note the

Good to get out on the Reg, a fast track for indoor times. It also provided another interesting opportunity for events the Astros do not see often in indoor such as the 200m or the 400m. This meet also saw the first ever running of a co-ed Astro team, the 4x400m. You guessed it: new

For the first time in 22 months, Astros were running around the short oval under a roof away from Hackler Fieldhouse. The 2020 New England Indoor Track Championships were the last time Pinkerton participated in an indoor track competition. On Monday, they went back to that same track, the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston. Competing