The Pitt-Johnstown Men's Track and Field team continued to get impressive performances out of their jumpers at this year's Youngstown State University National Mid-Major Invitational. 
 
Jacob Mann finished 1^st in the unseeded high jumper with a height of 1.91 meters. This mark earned him a spot at the Pennsylvania State Athletics Conference meet. Chris Colligan took home 5^th in the seeded high jump with a mark of 1.95 meters. In the triple jump, two Mountain Cat's placed in the top fifteen. Clay Engle jumped 13.02 meters which earned him 8^th place while Demetri Miller took home 13^th with his 12.32 meter jump. 
 
In the weight throw, Hunter Lindsay finished 8^th with his throw of 14.83 meters. In the 200-meter dash, Cristian Thornton finished 23^rd with a time of 22.93 seconds while Andrew Jeffery placed 28^th with a time of 23.05 seconds. 
 
Three athletes finished in the top 30 of the 400-meter run. Logan Williams finished 21^st (51.93 seconds), Blake Lauper earned 23^rd (52.04 seconds), and Cristian Thornton landed 26^th (52.29 seconds).
 
Pitt-Johnstown travels to Alliance, Ohio to take part in the University of Mount Union (OH): Jim Wuske Invitational on February 5^th before heading back to Ohio on February 19^th to partake in the Kent State University Tune-Up Meet. That will be their last meet of the regular season before the 2022 PSAC Indoor Track and Field Championships on the weekend of February 26^th.