Lyons topples own program record in the mile as men's track & field competes at John Thomas Terrier Classic

BOSTON, Mass. – Senior Liam Lyons broke his own program record in the mile as the Holy Cross men's track & field team competed at the John Thomas Terrier Classic hosted by Boston University on Saturday.

MEET HIGHLIGHTS:

Lyons clocked a time of 3:56.40 in the mile as he finished in 21^st place, surpassing his previous indoor record of 4:00.38 that had been set at the Showdown at the Heights on Feb. 7, 2025.
3:56.40 marks the top mile time in the Patriot League so far this season and the 19^th-fastest in all of Division I.
Junior Matthew Perkins took seventh in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 8.51 seconds, while classmate Tristan Miller placed 11^th in the 400 meters at 48.21 seconds.
The Crusaders' 4x400 relay team of sophomore Brendan Rogers, junior Luke Boothroyd, freshman Willem Martino and Miller finished in 16^th place with a time of 3:21.14.
In the field events, junior Michel Mondesir took third in the high jump at a mark of 2.00m.
Junior Logan Mott recorded a 10th place finish in the triple jump with a personal-best mark of 13.90m, surpassing his previous indoor best of 13.66m.
Fellow junior Michael Laflamme finished 11^th in the weight throw at a personal-best mark of 16.52m, just surpassing his previous-best of 16.51m that had been set at the URI Invitational on Jan. 17. Freshman Jake Baker added a 13^th place finish with a mark of 16.20m.
Sophomore Tireni Asenuga placed 15^th in the long jump with a mark of 6.55m.

UP NEXT:

Holy Cross is back in action on Saturday, Feb. 7 for the River Hawk Invitational hosted by UMass Lowell beginning at 9 a.m.

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