Men’s Track Field Records Two All-UAA Finishes on First Day of Outdoor Championships

The 4x800-meter relay set a school record with its second-place finish

The Case Western Reserve University men's track and field team had a pair of All-University Athletic Association finishes as the team hosted the first day of the 2026 UAA Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday at DiSanto Field in Cleveland.

All-UAA

Sophomore Pierre-Andre Geoffrion
- Long jump, third, 6.79 meters
- First career
First-year Jay Woodhouse
- 4x800-meter relay, second, 7:41.84
- First career
Sophomore Brendan Bradish
- 4x800-meter relay, second, 7:41.84
- First career
First-year Chance Krenzer
- 4x800-meter relay, second, 7:41.84
- First career
Sophomore Donovan Crowley
- 4x800-meter relay, second, 7:41.84
- First career outdoor, second overall

School Records

Woodhouse, Bradish, Krenzer, Crowley
- 4x800-meter relay, 7:41.84
- Previous: 7:42.69 run by Will Dehmler, Hans Holst, Joe Jaster, Logan Singer in 2023

Top Eight Finishes

Junior Toby Langsner
- Hammer throw, fourth, 47.13 meters
- Shot put, fourth, 14.44 meters
Senior Connor Evans
- Hammer throw, sixth, 45.13 meters
First-year Garrett Myers
- Shot put, sixth, 13.49 meters
Senior Anthony DeCarlo
- Pole vault, seventh, 4.63 meters
Sophomore Adam Joseph
- 10,000-meter run, eighth, 32.40.13

Advancing to Finals

First-year Antonio Sidoti
- 100-meter dash, 10.89 seconds, fifth in prelims
Sophomore Charlie Stipanovich
- 400-meter dash, 48.70 seconds, first
Sophomore Luke Rabacs
- 400-meter hurdles, 56.27 seconds, seventh
Krenzer
- 800-meter run, 1:55.71, eighth

Spartan Notes

Sidoti tied for the fourth fastest in program history with his 100-meter dash time
The Spartans had their best conference finish in the 4x800-meter relay since 2023, when the team also was the runner-up
Geoffrion in the first Spartan to place in the top three in the long jump since Dominic Oddo finished second in 2019
CWRU hosted the conference outdoor championships for the first time in 20 years