Connor Harriman finished first in the Mile Run, and Chris Colligan placed seventh in the High Jump to pace the Mountain Cat men's indoor track and field team at Saturday's Kent State Tune-Up meet in Kent, Ohio.

Harriman won the Mile Run and qualified for the PSAC Championships with a time of 4:15.5, and Colligan placed seventh in the High Jump to set a Pitt-Johnstown record and qualify for the PSAC Championships at 6'4.25".

Also in the Mile Run, Robert Bell had a person best time of 4:49.45 and ranks 10th on the Pitt-Johnstown list.

Ken Azzarello qualified for the PSAC Championships in the 800-Meter Run (1:59.13) and Mike Hanik had a personal best time of 2:13.47 in the 800-Meter Run.

In the 5000-Meter Run, Oliver Hall's time of 17:23.97 is sixth on the Mountain Cat list and David Soltesz's time of 17:49.82 is sixth on the list.

Dan Heller had a time of 23.19 in the 200-Meter Dash and ranks eighth on the Pitt-Johnstown list, while his time of 7:37 in the 60-Meter Dash was a personal best and 10th best on the Mountain Cat list.

Logan Williams set a person best time of 54.20 in the 400-Meter Run, and Austin Farmerie had a personal best 10:25.58 in the 3000-Meter Run.

In the field events, Jalen Cooper set a school record with a throw of 43'5 in the Shot Put, while Brock Fisher is seventh on the Pitt-Johnstown list in the pole vault at 12'11.5".

Hunter Lindsay is third on the Weight Throw list at 46'11.5, and Cooper is fourth on that list at 43'5.