COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – The Neumann University Indoor Track and Field team took a trip to Ursinus College to compete in the Frank Colden Invitational on Saturday afternoon.
 
Hakeem Hall took top honors in the Men's 60-meter unseeded competition, finishing up in 7.74 seconds. Stephen Williams just missed the podium, finishing in 7.81 seconds. In the 60-meter race, Darriel Jones put together a personal-best time of 7.49. In the 200, Wyatt Boyer was the top Neumann finisher with a personal-best 23.59 second performance. Nahshon Harrison-Fobbs finished in 24.17 and Williams knocked down another personal best with a 26.57.
 
Boyer also had a strong 400-meter run with a 52.52 second jaunt. Harrison-Fobbs had a 55.14, Hall turned in his best with a 58.31, and Tim Connell had a 58.77. Connell also competed in the 800 and finished with a time of 2:20.01. The team of Boyer, Harrison-Fobbs, Jones, and Hall grabbed a place in the top ten in the 4x200 relay with a time of 1:38.60.
 
On the women's side, Courtney Humphreys placed on the podium twice. In the 800-meter, she finished second with time of 2:24.81. Her mile time of 5:27.43 was good enough for third. Katie Baier also competed in both disciplines with an 800 time of 3:05.07, and a mile time of 6:45.61. Quinaya Barker also earned a third place finish, with a time of 9.22 seconds on the 60-meter unseeded competition.
 
In the 60, Gianna Manley-Perez led all Neumann runners with a time of 8.93 seconds. Janell Goldsmith had a time of 9.18, while Djeneba Konake and Neshaya Overton grabbed times of 9.37 and 9.56. Eight Knights competed in the 200, with Kozette Quinn leading the way with a time of 28.36. Aniyah Holmes had a 29.22 and Manley-Perez had a 30.29. Goldsmith, Sahdahya Addy, Barker, Overton, and Konake rounded the Neumann sprinters with times of 30.43, 30.79, 31.14, 31.62, and 31.81, respectively.
 
In the 400-meter race, Quinn had the best Neumann time at 1:06.40. Kyleigh Joniec followed with a 1:13.74, neck-and-neck with Addy, who had a 1:13.86. Konake finished with a time of 1:17.43. The Knights put together two 4x200 relay team as Holmes, Quinn, Manley-Perez, and Goldsmith finished in the top five with a time of 2:00.17. Not too far off was the squad consisting of Addy, Konake, Joniec, and Overton with a time of 2:04.38.
 
In the throwing events, Allison Siravo hurled the shot put a distance of 9.30 meters. Jaylah Flamer finished with a 7.79 and Sydney Wilson had a 7.53. In the weight throw, Siravo turned in a distance of 10.85 meters and Wilson had a throw of 8.61.
 
Neumann will be back in action on Friday, February 23^rd, as they close out the indoor season at the Fastrack Last Chance Meet in Staten Island in New York.