
Jonathan Hall, racing third leg in pursuit of a new club record in the 4x400 m. Photo by GreaterSnap
They said they came to break the club record. But it didn’t look good when David Kennedy, who had recently broken the club record for 400 m, developed a hamstring problem in his open 400 m. Coach Callum had a replacement from the “B” team. Warren Lane ran the first leg in revenge for what he thought was a poor 500 m race earlier in the day and handed off to Christian Tirella, then to Jon Hall who wore the GBTC shirt for the first time, and at last to Alex Engle (whose record Kennedy broke). They got the record by a whopping two seconds. 3:14:86.
Earlier in the day UMass grad, Dan Barry, in his second race in GBTC red, ran the mile in 4:09.85 in a meet that saw five sub-four minute miles. Barry placed 34th in a field of 244 milers. This meet was the place to be on the East Coast!
Ted Breen, also UMass grad, ran a personal best in the 3,000 m. Especially fun for GBTC fans was watching the battle in the mile among Haringa, Mendoza, and Lowe. Results are in the club performance list.















