The SUNY Brockport women's track and field team sits in sixth place with 23 total points and the men's team is currently in 25^th place with four team points following day one of the All-Atlantic Region Track & Field Conference Championships hosted by Moravian in Bethlehem, PA on Wednesday.
 
Chanyce Powell posted a huge number in the triple jump as she took home the regional title with a school-record jump of 12.10m. She currently ranks seventh nationally in the event and has essentially locker up a spot at NCAA's. Sarah Levine set the new school standard in the 100m dash as she placed second in the first round with a time of 12.15 and easily advanced into Thursday's finals.

Olivier Kothor and Kelly Brown both advanced to Thursday's finals in the 100m dash. Kothor placed second in the prelims with a time of 10.78, while Brown placed fifth with a time of 10.88.

Kerry Flower placed third in the women's 10k with a personal best time of 38.21.44 which ranks fourth all-time at Brockport. Veronica Dailey added a personal best time of 11:34.04 and placed fourth in the women's 3000m steeplechase. Her time ranks sixth all-time at Brockport.

Brockport's women's 4x400m relay team of Marissa Wise, Brianna Lawless, Kaylee Haynes and Sarah Levine placed seventh and earned two team points with a time of 3:59.93. They are now just the third relay in program history to break four minutes in the 4x400m.

Paul Suflita placed fifth in the men's 3000m steeplechase with a time of 9:20.37 and Thomas Kressly placed ninth with a personal best time of 9:33.77.

Alayna Fredenburg placed 11^th in the women's javelin with a throw of 34.75m.  Devin Kipp placed 12^th in the men's discuss with a throw of 43.71m. Emma Kinnicutt placed 13^th in the discus with a throw of 38.04m.

Brockport returns to the track on Thursday for the final day of regionals. NCAA qualifiers will then travel to the 2022 NCAA Div. III Outdoor Track & Field Championships which begin on May 26th at the Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio. The nation's top 20 in each event qualify for nationals. 

Day 2 Schedule
Thursday May 19th, 2022
Facility Opens: 8:30 AM
National Anthem: 9:31 AM
 
Field Events
10:00-11:30 AM Implement Inspection 3
10:00 AM Heptathlon Long Jump
11:00 AM High Jump (W)
12:00 PM Shot Put (W)
12:00 PM Hammer (M)
12:00 PM Long Jump (W)
2:00 PM High Jump (M)
2:30 PM Shot Put (M)
2:30 PM Hammer (W)
2:30 PM Long Jump (M)
 
Track Events
10:00 AM Decathlon 110 Hurdles
12:00 PM 4x100 relay (W)
12:15 PM 4x100 relay (M)
12:30 PM 1500 Meters (W)
12:50 PM 1500 Meters (M)
1:10 PM 110 Hurdles Final (M)
1:30 PM 100 Hurdles Final (W)
1:40 PM 400 Meters (W)
1:55 PM 400 Meters (M)
2:10 PM 100 Meters Final (W)
2:15 PM 100 Meters Final (M)
2:25 PM 800 Meters (W)
2:45 PM 800 Meters (M)
3:05 PM 400 Hurdles (W)
3:20 PM 400 Hurdles (M)
3:35 PM 200 Meters (W)
3:50 PM 200 Meters (M)
4:05 PM 4x800 relay (W)
4:25 PM 4x800 relay (M)
4:50 PM Team Awards
**Decathlon order on Day 2 will be the 110 Hurdles, Discus, Pole Vault, Javelin, and 1500m**
**Heptathlon order on Day 2 will be the Long Jump, Javelin, and 800m**
**There will be a minimum of 30 minutes between events with the exception of the interval between the DT and the PV, which shall be a minimum of 60 minutes. Starting times will be publicly announced once determined by the officials for each combined event; the 200, 400, 1500 and 800 meter runs will be inserted into the schedule at the discretion of the meet referee in a manner as to cause the least disruption in the overall schedule.