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EDINBORO, Pa. – Six different individuals earned All-PSAC status, and East Stroudsburg University had 10 top-three finishes overall on its way to a second-place team finish at the 2019 PSAC Indoor Track & Field Championships.

Freshmen Justin Miller and Jalen Bailey led the way with a pair of top-three performances for the Warriors, who achieved their highest finish at the indoor conference meet since 2014. ESU used its depth from top-to-bottom on Saturday, with at least one Warrior cracking the top eight in 15 of 18 contested events.

Miller was the runner-up in both the long jump (22-7 3/4) and triple jump (47-3). His triple jump mark is a new PR, and it ranks No. 7 overall in program history.

Bailey had a pair of standout third-place efforts in sprint events. He broke a seven-year ESU freshman record and moved to No. 4 all-time in team history in the 200m (22.04), and he finished under the DII provisional standard with a PR effort of 8.20 in the 60m hurdles. That time is No. 5 all-time at ESU.

Senior Khai Samuels earned his eighth and ninth career top-three finishes at PSAC's. He was third individually in the 800m (1:57.71), and he teamed with junior Colin Crosbie, sophomore Jordan Cruise and freshman Ben Reisenweaver for a second-place showing in the 4x800m relay (7:52.62, No. 6 in ESU history).

ESU had two All-PSAC relays, as Bailey, freshman Mamadu Bari, junior Andrew Schumacher and freshman Sean Roberts recorded a third-place finish in the 4x400m (3:19.06, No. 7 in ESU history).

Sophomore Dominic Walton (shot put, 3rd, 53-6 1/2), sophomore Dan Amari (pole vault, 3rd, 14-6 3/4) and sophomore Garth Estadt (pentathlon, 3rd, 3,255 points) rounded out ESU's All-PSAC honorees. The pentathlon replaced the heptathlon in the schedule after the meet was condensed to one day due to the threat of extreme winds in Edinboro tomorrow; Estadt's score ranks seventh in team history.

Senior Pat Monahan claimed the only new school record on the afternoon, as he set a new mark in the 60m dash with his time of 6.97 in the finals. That placed him seventh overall, one spot ahead of freshman Brendan Shaffer in eighth (7.01). Shaffer broke a seven-year old ESU freshman record in the preliminaries with his PR time of 7.00.

Junior Jamal Cooley recorded a pair of top-five performances in the field, as he took fifth with PR's in both the long jump (22-0 1/4) and triple jump (46-2 3/4). Cooley was one of three ESU scorers in the long jump, joining Miller and Estadt (7th, 21-4 1/4).

Junior Darnell Randall, senior Akeim Thomas and Reisenweaver added top-five individual efforts for the Warriors. Randall took fourth in the high jump with a season-best clearance of 6-4 1/4, Thomas was fourth in the 60m hurdles (8.36) and Reisenweaver was fifth in the mile (4:26.45, PR).

ESU's remaining points were earned by Schumacher in the 400m (7th, 50.04, PR) and a sixth-place showing by the DMR team of freshman Anthony Buccino, Bari, Roberts and sophomore Alex Race (10:49.92).

The Warriors earned their fourth PSAC runner-up trophy indoors in program history, with this year's team joining squads from 2010, 2013 and 2014.

Shippensburg claimed this year's PSAC Indoor Championship with a final team total of 134 points. ESU (98), Kutztown (80), Slippery Rock (80) and Seton Hill (79) rounded out the top five.