BALTIMORE, MD – The Johns Hopkins men's track and field team wrapped up the two-day Dalton Ebanks Invitational on Saturday, hosted by George Mason. A multitude of Blue Jays took part in record-setting performances over the final day of the two-day meet.
 
Colletti's 10.50 in the 100m gave the sophomore a fifth-place finish in the event. His time is the fastest time ever recorded in Hopkins history, however, because the wind index was above a 2.0, it cannot be used as a school record. He was joined in the event by Carter Chui (11.17) and Chance Simpson (11.31), both of whom also set personal bests.
 
Colletti also played a key role in several of the fastest relay performances in Hopkins history. In the 4x100m relay, he helped secure a fifth-place finish alongside Josh Lee, Spencer Ye and Chui as they posted the fourth-fastest time in program history with a 42.38-second finish. Another Hopkins team, consisting of Colin Harte, Diego Cintron-De Leon, James Borkman and Simpson finished eighth with a time of 43.61.
 
In the 4x400m relay, Colletti, Lee, Michael Kruppa and Samson Dessalines etched their names in the record books, running the second-fastest time in school history crossing the line in 3:19.27.
 
Finally, Connor Oiler capped off the record-breaking performances by clocking the 10th-fastest time in program history in the 1500m, running a personal-best 3:55.52. Oiler was joined by Tommy Li (3:56.34), Ani Krishnan (4:02.25), and Matt Kelly (4:07.29), all of whom also recorded personal-best times.
 
The Blue Jays are back in action Saturday, April 12, for the two-day Bucknell Invitational in Lewisburg, PA.