WILLIAMSTOWN, MA. - The Hartwick Outdoor Track and Field program wrapped up their regular season, bringing a select group in hopes of clinching a couple more regional qualifiers in the Farley Inter Regional, hosted by Williams College.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW 

• First year standout Cody Bazemore (Bel Air, Md.) opened up the Farley Inter Regional with a strong showing in the 100 meter dash event, matching his season PR. Bazemore crossed the finish line with a time of 11.11 seconds, earning 20th place.

• Marquis Jones-McKinney (Astoria, N.Y) continues to turn in solid outings time and time again, finishing just 1 centimeter short of his season best in the high jump event. Jones-McKinney posted a final marking of 6 feet and one and half inches, taking 7th in a loaded flight with national powerhouse MIT taking first place.

• The grouping of Josh Worrell (White Plains, N.Y.), Patrick Conteh (Salisbury, Md.), Corey Quomony (Aberdeen, Md.), and Cody Bazemore looked to make some noise in a talented 4x100 heat, matching up with squads like Middlebury, Cortland and Amherst. 

• The Hawks just missed their season best mark, posted last week at the Empire 8 Championships, coming in 44.36 seconds to take 6th place as the NESCAC (New England Small College Athletic Conference) giants, Middlebury took first place.

• Results can be found here.

UP NEXT FOR THE HAWKS

The Hawks will prepare to send a select few to the All-Atlantic Region Track and Field Conference  (AARTFC) Regional Outdoor Championships on May 14th and 15th, hosted by Williams College.

About Hartwick College:

Hartwick, often referred to as The Life Balance College, is a private liberal arts and sciences institution in Oneonta, N.Y. Through its distinctive FlightPath approach, Hartwick blends academic excellence, career preparation and an active campus life to help students achieve a balanced and fulfilling college experience. With transparent tuition and a focus on health and wellness, Hartwick prepares students for lifelong success—both professionally and personally.