Senior Gibby Graves placed second in the triple jump (13.43m) behind Johns Hopkins' Michael Spadaro (13.73m). It's the second time that Graves has been named to All-CC second team after he finished second in the triple jump in the 2013 Outdoor Centennial Conference Championships. Freshman Daniel Sax also tallied points for the Fords, placing sixth (12.80m).

The Fords had two runners get points in the 5,000m event. Senior David Roza scored a second place finish (14:52.82) while senior Joel Christian was third (14:59.96). Andrew Ceruzzi of Johns Hopkins won the race (14:52.20). Roza recorded his second All-CC second team accolade as he was the runner up in the 2014 outdoor conference meet in the steeplechase. It's Christian first all-conference award in his track career. Sophomore Jimmy Gorman finished in the ninth position and senior Jeffrey Duncan was 12th.

Johns Hopkins leads the team standings with 62 points while Haverford is in second place (25 points). Dickinson is third (nine points) and McDaniel is fourth (six points). Swarthmore is in fifth place (five points), Muhlenberg and Franklin and Marshall are tied for sixth (four points) while Gettysburg is in eighth (two points).

Tomorrow is the busiest day of the championships. The teams will run the distance medley relay, 60m hurdles, 60m dash, 4x200 relay, mile, 400m, 800m, 3000m, 4x4800m and 4x400m. The field athletes will participate in the shot put, high jump and long jump.

 

Head coach Tom Donnelly's squad has finished second the past two seasons to Johns Hopkins. The Fords have won 17 of the 21 Centennial Conference indoor titles. After tomorrow's events, several of Haverford's athletes look to continue their season at the NCAA Division III 2015 Indoor Championship on Mar. 13-14, hosted by Roanoke College in Winston-Salem, N.C.