LEWISBURG, PA - Susquehanna's men's track and field team put the capper on an extraordinary weekend Sunday with a visit to Bucknell University's Bison Invitational. Many top River Hawks runners achieved successful ventures, but perhaps none brighter than Calder El Bachir Diakite breaking the school record in the 110-meter hurdles with a wind-legal time of 14.30, currently the eighth-fastest time in NCAA Division III this spring.

Junior Carter Smink kept in-step with Diakite's pace as he logged a time of 14.76 in the 110H, while Ezra Miller claimed a PR of 15.06. First-year Henry Notarfrancesco hit a new PR of 50.69 in the 400 meters, along with fellow first-year Jack Pete notching a PR of 11.26 in the 100 meters. In the 200 Mason Winslow reached a new personal best of 22.03, while first-year Jordan Donahay earned a 22.72. With dusk approaching Susquehanna saved another history-making performance with the second-fastest 4x400 time in conference history. Just weeks after another River Hawk foursome set a new Landmark record at the JT Duals, two holdovers from that squad in Elliott Davis and Mason Winslow joined forces with Notarfrancesco and Aidan Diglio ran a fourth-place time of 3:16.29, including Winslow running a 47.82 anchor split. 

Susquehanna prepares for another big week, heading down to York College of Pa. Wednesday for the York Twilight Meet, followed by Moravian on Friday for the Coach Pollard Invitational.