SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – The Shippensburg University men's outdoor track & field team heads to Slippery Rock this week for the 2025 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championships, which will take place Thursday through Saturday at Bill Lennox Track at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium.
 
Pertinent meet information, including live coverage options, ticket links and a meet schedule, is available by accessing Slippery Rock's Championships page linked above. The Rock athletic communications office is facilitating first-rate video coverage of this week's championships that will be available on the PSAC Network.
 
Unlike previous seasons, Shippensburg is not the predominant favorite on paper. To continue its championship streak, the Raiders will have to fend off hard-charging East Stroudsburg as well as host Slippery Rock. Each of the three schools has a legitimate chance to claim either the blue or the red trophy.
 
SU won nine individual events at last year's championships and will have the opportunity to defend six of those titles this season. Those graduated are Drew Dailey (800 meters), Mo Whittle (triple jump) and Josh Herbster (hammer).
 
Junior Garrett Quinan, the 2024 PSAC Outdoor Championships Most Valuable Athlete, will be seeking title defenses in both the 5K and 10K. He enters the meet as the No. 2 seed in both events.  
 
Graduate Ian Sherlock, the 2024 PSAC Outdoor Championships Outstanding Track Athlete will look to defend his titles in the steeplechase and the 1,500 meters. He enters the meet as the top seed in the steeplechase and the No. 2 seed in the 1,500 meters.
 
Senior Mason Boyd is a two-time defending champion in the decathlon who enters the meet as the top seed. This year's multi competition figures to be among the best in league history, as each of the Top 6 seeds have scored at least 6,400 points this season. For context, only once in league history (2011) has each of the All-PSAC (Top 3) finishers in the decathlon scored at least 6,500 points.
 
Senior Robbie Hrabosky II will look to go back-to-back in the 400-meter hurdles and enters as the top seed.  
 
SU has five additional Top 3 seeds: Gabriel Lewis (No. 2 seed in 100), Quinton Townsend (No. 2 seed in 400), Jeovaughni Daniel (No. 3 seed in 110-meter hurdles), Travis Wilk (No. 2 seed in 400-meter hurdles) and Donovan Kitchen (No. 3 seed in discus).
 
Overall, the Raiders enter the meet with 30 projected scorers (Top 8 seeds) based on the accepted entries released Tuesday night.
Shippensburg is down 13 entries from last season (58 this year compared to 71 in 2024) and its participant total is down by four (40 this year compared to 44 in 2024). However, all but six members of the team will be in competition this week, and four of those six not in action are injured.  
 
SU enters this year's meet having won 15 consecutive PSAC Men's Outdoor Track & Field Championships and 31 overall – most among league schools.
 
Accepted Entries
(58 entries, 40 men, 2 relays)

* The following accepted entries reflect where Shippensburg athletes are listed to compete this weekend. Times and marks are those listed on the accepted entries sheet. The finishes for Raiders who have competed in the event previously are listed below their entries.
 
* There is a minimum of 20 competitors in each event; the PSAC uses the league performance list to fill the field in cases where 20 athletes did not meet the automatic qualifying standards in an event.
 
100
2. Gabriel Lewis 10.33
5. Jae Galloway 10.53
15. Logan Rodkey 10.87
T19. Teagan Weaver 10.90
 
Weaver placed 10th in 2024 and sixth in 2023. Lewis, Galloway and Rodkey are making their PSAC debut in the 100.
 
200
T7. Gabriel Lewis 21.48
10. Quinton Townsend 21.56
13. Lavar Jackson 21.73
14. Jae Galloway 21.77
 
Jackson placed third in 2024. Lewis, Townsend and Galloway are making their PSAC outdoor debut in the 200.
 
400
2. Quinton Townsend 47.78
T4. James Jaisingh 48.41                   
T11. Jak Kearney 48.97
 
Townsend placed 15th in 2024. Jaisingh placed 13th in 2023 and 17th in 2022. Kearney placed seventh in 2024.
 
800
5. Owen Shrader 1:55.26
 
Shrader is making his PSAC debut in the 800.
 
1500
2. Ian Sherlock 3:46.42
6. Ramon Urena 3:58.84
7. Ryan Wolfe 3:59.03
9. Jaycen Conrad 4:01.21
10. Brennan Wellock 4:01.40
 
Sherlock placed first in 2024, second in 2023, eighth in 2022 and sixth in 2021. Wellock placed 12th in 2023. Urena, Wolfe and Conrad are making their PSAC outdoor debut in the 1,500.
 
5K
2. Garrett Quinan 14:25.30
4. Ryan Wolfe 14:37.12
6. Aiden Gonder 14:41.45
16. Ramon Urena 15:11.53
 
Quinan placed first in 2024 and fourth in 2023. Wolfe placed 15th in 2024 and first in 2023. Gonder placed sixth in 2024, 10th in 2023, ninth in 2022 and seventh in 2021. Urena is making his PSAC debut in the outdoor 5K.
 
10K
2. Garrett Quinan 29:37.68
3. Aiden Gonder 29:58.02
10. Ben Devine 32:16.73
12. Kevin Wagner 32:19.34
 
Quinan placed first in 2024. Gonder placed third in 2024 and fourth in 2022. Wagner placed seventh in 2024, eighth in 2023 and 19th in 2022. Devine is making his PSAC debut in the 10K.
 
100H
3. Jeovaughni Daniel 14.44
4. Bernard Bell III 14.50
6. Josef Book 15.14
17. Ethan Conrad 15.79
 
Daniel placed fourth in 2024 and sixth in 2023. Bell III placed second in 2024. Conrad placed 15th in 2024 and 13th in 2023. Book is making his PSAC debut in the 110-meter hurdles.
 
400H
1. Robbie Hrabosky II 52.23
2. Travis Wilk 53.36
8. Josef Book 54.94
 
Hrabosky II placed first in 2024, fifth in 2023 and fifth in 2022. Wilk placed third in 2024. Book is making his PSAC debut in the 400-meter hurdles.
 
3K Steeplechase
1. Ian Sherlock 9:02.03
18. Kyle Baker 10:01.36                    
 
Sherlock placed first in 2024, first in 2023, third in 2022 and fifth in 2021. Baker is making his PSAC steeplechase debut.
 
High
7. Michael Kadziela 6' 7 ½" (2.02m)
 
Kadziela is making his PSAC outdoor debut in the high jump.
 
Pole
T15. Joe Ryan 14' 3 ¼" (4.35m)
 
Ryan is making his PSAC outdoor debut in the pole vault.
 
Long
4. Jak Kearney 23' 10" (7.26m)
12. Ethan Conrad 22' 11 ¾" (7.00m)
 
Kearney tied for eighth in the event in 2024. Conrad placed 14th in 2024.
 
Triple
18. Jabrie Gaymon 45' 0 ¼" (13.72m)
 
Gaymon placed 12th in 2024 and seventh in 2023.
 
Shot
4. Gian Greggo 55' 1 ½" (16.80m)
7. Donovan Kitchen 52' 8" (16.05m)
9. Colin Melhorn 51' 2 ¾" (15.61m)
20. Ridge Crispino 44' 10 ¾" (13.68m)
 
Greggo placed fourth in 2024. Kitchen placed ninth in 2024. Crispino placed 18th in 2024. Melhorn is making his PSAC outdoor debut in the shot.
 
Discus
3. Donovan Kitchen 172' 5" (52.56m)
5. Gian Greggo 157' 1" (47.88m)
14. Colin Daub 152' 1" (46.37m)
15. Ridge Crispino 149' 9" (45.65m)
16. Colin Melhorn 148' 10" (45.36m)                       
 
Kitchen placed fourth in 2024. Greggo placed ninth in 2024. Daub placed 10th in 2024. Crispino placed 18th in 2024. Melhorn is making his PSAC discus debut.
 
Hammer
5. Ridge Crispino 175' 9" (53.57m)
11. Gian Greggo 163' 9" (49.92m)
17. Donovan Kitchen 154' 3" (47.03m)
 
Crispino placed seventh in 2024. Greggo competed in 2024 but did not place. Kitchen placed 14th in 2024.
 
Javelin
4. Jackson Hersh 212' 4" (64.71m)
9. Aiden Zimmerman 189' 10" (57.86m)
12. Mason Pretopapa 185' 8" (56.59m)
20. Austin Long 170' 7" (52.00m)
 
Long placed 10th in 2024 and 11th in 2023. Hersh, Zimmerman and Pretopapa are making their PSAC javelin debut.
 
Decathlon
1. Mason Boyd 6682
14. Noah Bankert 5009
15. Terrence Steele 4660
 
Boyd placed first in 2024, first in 2023, second in 2022 and second in 2021. Bankert placed 12th in 2024. Steele is making his PSAC decathlon debut.
 
Notes:
* SU is the No. 3 seed in the 4x100-meter relay and the No. 1 seed in the 4x400-meter relay; non-qualified athletes may run on relays if a school decides.