Huskies third after CAA's day one
Bamidele Faboyede won the hammer for the Huskies as he tossed the ball and chain 187'3. In his second meet after returning from injury, Ed Reardon placed third in the hammer. While also competing in the first day of the decathlon, Ron Conway placed second in the javelin.
The meet resumes on Saturday morning, beginning with the women's shot put, at 10 a.m.
April 20, 2007
Harrisonburg, VA
The Huskies scored 29 points on the first day of the Colonial Athletic Association Championship on Friday in Harrisonburg, Va., to grab the third-place spot heading into day two. William & Mary leads with 83 points and is followed by UNC Wilmington (50.5), Northeastern (29), Virginia Commonwealth (24), Delaware (22.5), James Madison (17), George Mason (6) and Georgia State (2).
Bamidele Faboyede won the hammer on Friday.
In his first meet since returning from injury, Ed Reardon took third in the hammer.
Ron Conway throws the shot put in the decathlon. He also took second in the javelin.
Jonathan Hall advanced to the finals of the 400 hurdles.
Conrad Dalton runs the 400 trials.
Christian Tirella was the final qualifier in the 400.
Jack Sherman competes in the long jump portion of the decathlon.
Brian Kennedy runs the trials of the 1500.
Tom Brown in the 800 preliminaries.
Matt Kowalski throws the shot put while competing in the decathlon.
Jason Williams long jumps in the decathlon.
Anthony Halpern throws the hammer.
