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Men's Track & Field Finishes Third At ECAC Championships
Complete ResultsBRUNSWICK, Maine, March 8, 2004 – Springfield College senior Pawel Jaroszewicz (East Longmeadow, Mass.) won the 400-meter dash and ran legs on the winning 4x200 and 4x400-meter relay teams as the Pride finished third out of 36 scoring teams at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Championships on Saturday (Mar. 6) held at Bowdoin College.
Jaroszewicz’s winning time in the 400 was 48.43. He then joined sophomore Billy King (Wilmington, Mass.), sophomore Chris Keyser (West Newbury, Mass.) and senior Art Fredericks (Wallingford, Conn.), to win the 4x200 in a time of 1:30.76. SC’s 4x400 relay team, made up of freshman Dave Forrette (Chicopee, Mass.), Fredericks, King, and Jaroszewicz, took first place in 3:18.61.
SC freshman Tetsuji Kambera (Osaka, Japan) finished third in the 3,000-meter run with an 8:44.82 time.
In the field events, junior Justin Welch (Woburn, Mass.) finished second in the high jump (6 feet, 8 ¼ inches), and junior Matt Acciaioli (Warwick, R.I.) took second in the shot put (52 feet, 1 inch).
On the women’s side, SC sophomore Alisha Miner (Sanbornton, N.H.) finished fifth in the 400-meter dash (59.86) as the Pride finished 21st out of 38 scoring teams.
In the field events, freshman Christina Davis (Orange, Conn.) put up a fourth-place finish in the weight throw (49 feet, ¼ inch), and a sixth-place performance in the shot put (41 feet, 6 ½ inches).
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Head Coach Ken Klatka
Ken Klatka, enters his 34th season as head coach of the men’s track and field program in 2009-2010. He ranks among the nation’s most successful coaches, with an overall record of 407 wins, 140 losses, and two ties for an impressive .740 winning percentage. Under his direction, Steve Headley '10 won two NCAA titles in '08-'09.
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