The Shippensburg University men's indoor track & field team will travel to Edinboro this weekend in pursuit of extending its streak of league titles. The Raiders will compete Saturday and Sunday at the 2022 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships held inside the Mike S. Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Dome.
 
Meet information, including the projected schedule, the conference's spectator policy, live coverage links and more, is available at the championships home page linked to the right.
 
Shippensburg is scheduled to have at least 28 individuals in competition this weekend. SU has six top seeds on the track and two in the field and a total of 33 projected individual scoring performances. The Raiders are the projected favorite due to this perceived depth, but the team is looking to prove its mettle through its performances and not through paper.
 
Significant experience is on Shippensburg's side, as the team enters the meet with 24 previous individual scoring performances. Included in that total are multiple previous champions: Drew Dailey is the defending champion in the mile and 800, Shamar Jenkins is the two-time defending triple jump champion and the 2019 long jump champion, and Alec Rideout won the 2017 shot put championship with a meet record.
 
The Raiders have the potential to become the third team in PSAC history to score at least one point in every event. The feat was previously achieved by SU in 2014 and 2016. The 2012 Raiders set the conference's meet scoring record with 213.5 points in 18 events. This year's championships feature 17 events (the 4x800-meter relay is no longer contested).
 
Shippensburg has won 13 of the 19 PSAC Men's Indoor Track & Field Championships, including 10 consecutive league titles dating back through 2011.
 
The excellent Leone Timing crew will be providing live results all weekend long, with the link available at the championships home page linked above. Edinboro and the PSAC will be joining forces to pursue a live video stream that will be available on the PSAC Digital Network.
 
SU's 2022 PSAC Championships Entries
The following entries reflect where Shippensburg athletes have been listed to compete this weekend

• Times marked with a # indicate TFRRS conversions from a flat track to an oversized track.
• Relays are not listed; Shippensburg will compete in the 4x4 and DMR
• Previous PSAC places for Raider athletes are listed below each event's entries

60
1. Stephon Brown 6.75
2. Mo Whittle 6.86
3. Eric Kirk 6.88
 
Kirk placed 6th in 2020; Brown and Whittle are making their PSAC indoor debuts in the 60.
 
200
1. Eric Kirk 21.59#
 
Kirk placed 8th in 2020.
 
400
1. Stephon Brown 48.56
5. James Jaisingh 49.71
 
Brown placed 2nd in 2020; Jaisingh will be making his PSAC indoor debut in the 400.
 
800
1. Drew Dailey 1:50.88
5. Ryan Scicchitano 1:55.92#
 
Dailey won in 2020; Scicchitano will be making his PSAC indoor debut in the 800.
 
Mile
2. Drew Dailey 4:17.74#
7. Ian Sherlock 4:22.11
10. Alexander Ermold 4:24.18#
 
Dailey won in 2020; Ermold placed 5th in 2020, Sherlock will be making his PSAC indoor debut in the mile.
 
3K
1. Chayce Macknair 8:27.83
5. Ian Sherlock 8:44.64#
7. Aiden Gonder 8:49.58
11. Jacob Mavretic 8:55.23
14. Nate Kaplon 8:55.81#
15. Kevin Wagner 8:55.83#
16. Alexander Ermold 8:56.02#
17. Hayden Hunt 8:56.83#
 
Kaplon placed 19th in 2019 and 12th in 2020; Wagner placed 13th in 2020. Macknair, Sherlock, Gonder, Mavretic, Ermold and Hunt will all be making their PSAC indoor debut in the 3K.
 
5K
1. Chayce Macknair 14:36.96
4. Jacob Mavretic 15:10.43#
5. Aiden Gonder 15:16.18#
9. Hayden Hunt 15:26.70#
13. Nate Kaplon 15:48.51#
15. Nathan Harding 15:57.42#
 
Kaplon placed 7th in 2020. Macknair, Mavretic, Gonder, Hunt and Harding will all be making their PSAC indoor debut in the 5K.
 
60H
8. Isaiah Barnes 8.67
13. Robbie Hrabosky II 8.98
 
Barnes and Hrabosky II will be making their PSAC indoor debut in the hurdles.
 
High Jump
T3. Jordan Winslow 6' 6 ¾" (2.00m)
T3. Kenny Rhyne 6' 6 ¾" (2.00m)
 
Winslow placed 6th in 2019 and 8th in 2020; Rhyne placed 7th in 2020.
 
Pole Vault
T2. Robert Lissner 14' 9" (4.50m)
 
Lissner will be making his PSAC indoor debut in the vault.
 
Long Jump
1. Mason Boyd 23' 0 ¾" (7.03m)
3. Nate Reed 22' 11 ¾" (7.00m)
6. Mo Whittle 22' 10 ½" (6.97m)
20. Shamar Jenkins 21' 8 ¼" (6.61m)
 
Reed placed 6th in 2019 and 6th in 2020; Jenkins won in 2019 and placed 14th in 2020, Boyd and Whittle will be making their PSAC indoor debut in the long jump.
 
Triple Jump
2. Shamar Jenkins 47' 1" (14.35m)
9. Mo Whittle 44' 11 ¾" (13.71m)
15. Jacob Cramer 42' 11 ½" (13.09m)
 
Jenkins won in 2019 and won in 2020; Whittle and Cramer will be making their PSAC indoor debut in the triple jump.
 
Shot
4. Logan Parker 51' 5" (15.67m)
7. Pat Maloney 48' 4" (14.73m)
8. Alec Rideout 48' 2 ½" (14.69m)
10. Josh Herbster 45' 8" (13.92m)
14. Brooks Bear 45' 2 ½" (13.78m)
 
Parker will be making his PSAC indoor debut in the shot; Maloney placed 17th in 2019 and 8th in 2020, Rideout placed 2nd in 2015, 9th in 2016 and won in 2017, Herbster placed 11th in 2020, Bear placed 9th in 2019 and 7th in 2020.
 
Weight
1. Pat Maloney 58' 11 ½" (17.97m)
2. Alec Rideout 58' 9 ½" (17.92m)
4. Josh Herbster 55' 2 ¾" (16.83m)
6. Brooks Bear 54' 3 ¼" (16.54m)
 
Maloney placed 5th in 2020. Rideout placed 5th in 2016 and 8th in 2017; he competed in 2015 but did not place. Herbster placed 12th in 2020. Bear placed 6th in 2020.
 
Heptathlon
2. Mason Boyd 4839
8. Robert Lissner 3980
 
Boyd and Lissner will be making their PSAC indoor debuts in the multis.