ITHACA, N.Y. – Binghamton opened its indoor track & field season with eight individual first-place finishes and one winning relay, highlighting its performance at the Greg Page Relays this weekend at Barton Hall. The two-day meet, which did not include team scoring, concluded on Saturday afternoon. 

Senior Joe Cardascia recorded a pair of victories at Cornell. He captured the men's 500 (1:05.08) and anchored the first-place 4x400 relay. That Bearcat quartet also included fellow senior Samson Joseph, junior Logan Hayes and freshman Vincent Mancini and clocked a time of 3:18.81.

The Bearcats swept both the men's and women's weight throw. Redshirt junior Brian Luciano took top honors in the men's event (65-4 ¼) while junior Deborah Estabine was victorious in the women's competition (57-8 ¼).

Sophomore Brennan Delany not only won the heptathlon but also set the Binghamton program record with 5,614 points. The previous mark of 5,162 points was set by Joe Miceli back in 2016, 

Other individual winners on the men's side included graduate student Asa Friedrich in the 3,000 (8:45.59), freshman Owen Keating in the pole vault (15-9) as well as junior Putu Sutayasa in the long jump (23-9).
Joseph was the runner-up in the men's 60 (6.77) while Hayes was second in the 500 (1:06.12). Also placing second was Zakary Minutello in the 200 (23.08).

On the women's side, the other first-place finisher was junior Ashlyn Rattray in the 200 (25.60). 

Second-place performances on the women's side included senior Alyssa Armitage in the pole vault (12-1 ¼) as well as the 4x400 relay team of sophomore Savanna Edwards, freshmen Gabrielle Rothstein and Saida Assabahi as well as junior Tatum Norris. That quartet finished with a time of 3:54.13. 

Edwards and Rothstein also took second and third in the 500 with times of 1:16.72 and 1:16.75 respectively.

Norris was also third in the 60 (7.63) while Assabahi was third in the 300 (40.26). Junior Kaylen Tenemille was third in the long jump (18-3 ¾).

Also on Friday and Saturday, a handful of Binghamton distance runners competed at the Colyear-Danville Indoor Meet at the Boston Track & Tennis Center. This story will be updated as those results come in. 

Binghamton returns to Cornell on Jan. 17 for the Upstate Challenge. 

TOP MEN'S RESULTS
Brian Luciano, 1st, Weight Throw (65-4 ¼)
Brennan Delany, 1st, Heptathlon (5,614)
Joe Cardascia, 1st, 500 (1:05.08)
Asa Friedrich, 1st, 3,000 (8:45.59)
Putu Sutayasa, 1st, Long Jump (23-9)
Owen Keating, 1st, Pole Vault (15-9)
4x400 Relay, 1st (3:18.81)
Joseph, Hayes, Mancini, Cardascia
Samson Joseph, 2nd, 60 (6.77)
Logan Hayes, 2nd, 500 (1:06.12)
Zakary Minutello, 2nd, 200 (23.08)
Jacob Park, 3rd, Pole Vault (14-5 ¼)
Jaston Ormsby, 3rd, Weight Throw (60-6 ¾)
Jose Iraola-Ceely, 5th, Weight Throw (54-8 ¼)
Matthew Oluwole, 5th, Heptathlon (4,345)
Justin Hargraves, 5th, 60 (6.91)
Jaston Ormsby, 5th, Shot Put (48-6 ¾)
Anthony Mancabelli, 5th, Pole Vault (14-5 ¼) 
Bradley Pollard, 6th, Weight Throw (53-6 ½)
Angelo Confort, 6th, 60 Hurdles (9.09)
Micah Davis, 6th, Long Jump (21-8 ¼)
Bradley Pollard, 8th, Shot Put (44-10 ¼)

TOP WOMEN'S RESULTS
Deborah Estabine, 1st, Weight Throw (57-8 ¼)
Ashlyn Rattray, 1st, 200 (25.60)
Alyssa Armitage, 2nd, Pole Vault (12-1 ¼)
Savanna Edwards, 2nd, 500 (1:16.72)
4x400 Relay, 2nd (3:54.13)
Edwards, Rothstein, Assabahi, Norris
Tatum Norris, 3rd, 60 (7.63)
Kaylen Tenemille, 3rd, Long Jump (18-3 ¾)
Saida Assabahi, 3rd, 300 (40.26)
Gabrielle Rothstein, 3rd, 500 (1:16.75)
Kaylen Tenemille, 4th, 60 (7.68)
Bella Sefcik, 4th, 200 (24.65)
Maura Alden, 4th, Long Jump (17-6 ¾)
Addison Lazarek, 5th, Triple Jump (37-6 ¾)
Carlea Davis, 7th, Triple Jump (35-10 ¾)
Kathryn Vidulich, 8th, Triple Jump (35-9)
Victoria Payne, 7th, 60 Hurdles (8.90)
Victoria Payne, 7th, 200 (26.68)
Olivia Misiukiewicz, 7th, High Jump (5-1)
Ava LaMarca, 7th, Long Jump (17/2 ¾)
Alepha Ferrer, 8th, 200 (26.81)
Olivia Peak, 8th, Long Jump (17-1 ½)