Complete Results

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Allegheny College men's indoor track and field team competed in Case Western Reserve University's Ed Finnigan Greater Cleveland Colleges Invite inside the Veale Convocation, Recreation and Athletic Center on Friday night.

Allegheny sent a dozen athletes to participate in the last regular-season tune-up before next week's Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Indoor Championships.

Senior Aaron Moon (Springfield, Va./Lake Braddock) ran the 200-meter dash for the first time this season. He led a group of five Gators in the race with a seventh-place finish at 23.36 seconds. He also put together another strong performance in the long jump as the runner-up with a mark of 6.92 meters.

In only his second collegiate meet, first-year sprinter Dre'on Johnson (Buffalo, N.Y./South Park) added a personal record in the 60-meter dash. His time of 7.31 seconds was 12-hundredths of a second better than his debut at last week's SPIRE Collegiate Indoor Games. Johnson also finished just behind Moon in the 200-meter dash in 11th place.

Of the three Gators to run the mile, senior Desmond Corrado (Crafton, Pa./Carlynton) was the first to the finish line. In his first one-mile race since his freshman season, Corrado was clocked at 4:38.49 and placed fifth out of 12 competitors. 

Allegheny Results
60-meter dash
9. Dre'on Johnson - 7.31 seconds

200-meter dash
7. Aaron Moon - 23.36 seconds
11. Dre'on Johnson - 23.94 seconds
18. Xavier Villa - 25.28 seconds
19. Landon Schmader - 27.08 seconds
20. Ollie Schneider - 31.30 seconds

400-meter dash
14. Xavier Villa - 58.35 seconds
15. Landon Schmader - 59.19 seconds

800-meter run
13. Lucas Bradley - 2:19.96
14. Patrick Sharp - 2:21.11
15. Ollie Schneider - 2:36.51
16. Ethan Palmer - 2:43.08

One-mile run
5. Desmond Corrado - 4:38.49
9. Lucas Bradley - 4:58.92
10. Patrick Sharp - 5:05.11

Long Jump
2. Aaron Moon - 6.92 meters

Shot Put
20. Matt Reynolds - 10.85 meters

Up Next
On Thursday, February 27, the Gators will travel to the campus of Youngstown State University to compete in the 2025 Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Indoor Track and Field Championships.