CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The East Stroudsburg Unversity men's track and field team was led by Anthony Voto at the Harvard Invitational on Friday, as he captured first place in the weight throw with a PSAC indoor record mark of 20.56 meters. The Warriors also added three more automatic PSAC qualifying marks. 

FULL RESULTS

Field Results
Jalen Cook placed fourth in the high jump invite with a jump of 2.03m (6-7 3/4), while Peter Stanislavsky finished fifth and earned an automatic PSAC qualifying mark with a jump of 1.98m (6-6).

In the long jump invite, Daniel Smith finished fourth with a leap of 6.74 meters (22-1 1/2), while Nasir Heard placed sixth at 6.70 meters (21-11 3/4). Albert Morton rounded out the group with a 10th-place finish after jumping 6.38 meters (20-11 1/4).

Jaden Johnson placed fifth in the triple jump invite, recording a mark of 14.05 meters (46-1 1/4). Stanislavsky earned another automatic PSAC qualifying mark with a jump of 13.83 meters (45-4 1/2). In the triple jump open, Gabriel Tsayo finished fourth with a jump of 13.14 meters (43-1 1/2).

In the shot put invite, Jalen Gaymon placed eighth with a throw of 14.48m (47-6 1/4). Gaymon also competed in the weight throw open, placing fourth and earning an automatic PSAC qualifying mark with a throw of 15.07 meters (49-5 1/2).

Anthony Voto highlighted the meet by winning the weight throw invite with a throw of 20.56 meters (67-5 1/2), breaking the PSAC indoor record. The mark surpassed his own previous school record of 66-8 1/2, set just last weekend at the Gulden Invitational. Voto broke the PSAC indoor record of 67-02 set by Lock Haven's Eric Zalar at last weekend's Gulden Invitational.

Up Next
The Warriors will compete at the John Thomas Terrier Classic on Saturday.