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Saturday, January 17
Cambridge, Mass.
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Beantown Challenge

Massachusetts Men’s Track and Field Has Strong Showing At The Beantown Challenge
January 17, 2026 | Men's Track & Field
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The University of Massachusetts men's track and field team had a big weekend at the Beantown Challenge on Saturday in Cambridge, with 11 Minutemen placing in the top five and three securing medals.
Highlights from Competition:
Up Next
Massachusetts returns to action to compete in the Scarlet and White Meet at the BU Track & Tennis Center in Boston, Mass. on Jan. 24.
Highlights from Competition:
- Quinn Hardt qualified for the men's 60m hurdles finals with a time of 8.06 in the preliminary round, good enough for fourth place. In the final heat, Hardt took third with a time of 7.93.
- Collin Catherwood placed fifth in the men's mile with a finish of 4:08.23.
- Elijah Wolinski had the seventh-best leap in the men's long jump with a distance of 21'0.75".
- Godot Gaskins took silver in the men's 500m run with a time of 1:03.01. Colin Kirn finished closely behind, securing bronze finishing in 1:04.35.
- Aiden Donovan placed ninth in the men's shot put with a toss of 48'10".
- Hunter Feitel claimed gold in the men's pole vault, clearing a height of 15'7".
- Cyrus Hansen took seventh in the men's 3k with a finish of 8:29.87.
- The trio of Quinn Hardt, Owen Stevens and Tory Stuckey finished in consecutive order, taking t-fifth, t-fifth and seventh, all clearing heights of 6'4.75.
- Elijah Wolinski, Corey Sanders, Noah Mulligan and Godot Gaskins combined to run a 3:20.90 in the men's 4x400y relay, claiming silver.
Up Next
Massachusetts returns to action to compete in the Scarlet and White Meet at the BU Track & Tennis Center in Boston, Mass. on Jan. 24.
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