LANDOVER, MD – The Johns Hopkins men's indoor track team jumped back into action on Saturday at the Catholic Invitational and the Blue Jays responded by winning a pair of events while grabbing more than 15 top-10 finishes in their competition since December 7.
 
Sophomore Oluwademilade Adeniran was the Blue Jays' lone individual winner on the day as he won the triple jump with a leap of 13.24-meters.  Adeniran nailed his winning jump on his second jump and edged the runner-up by just under six inches.
 
In a field of 16 entries, the Blue Jays' 4x400-relay team crossed first in a time of 3:28.58 to edge Division I Mount St. Mary's, which placed second with a time of 3:29.23.
 
In addition to Hopkins' two first-place showings, other Blue Jay highlights included:
 
• Sophomore Alex Colletti's third-place finish in a field of 75 entries in the 60-meter dash (7.02).
• Sophomore Spencer Ye's fourth-place showing in a field of 66 entries in the 200-meter dash (23.15).
• Fourth (Peter Lim / 4.10-meters) and fifth (Seth Wyzykowski / 3.95-meters) finishes in the Pole Vault.  This was the only event that saw two Blue Jays place in the top five.
• Freshman Dane Spahr's fifth-place finish in the 3000 (8:59.34), sophomore Sebastian Tangelson's fifth-place showing in the Long Jump (6.22-meters) and junior Wech Ring's fifth-place finish in the High Jump (1.80-meters).
 
Ring added an eighth-place finish in the Triple Jump to join Adeniran (9^th / Long Jump) as the only two Blue Jays with a pair of top-10 finishes on the day.
 
Johns Hopkins will return to action on January 24-25 when the Blue Jays head to New York to participate in the Dr. Sander Invitational.