College track & field - Check out Army results at Patriot League meet

TL;DR

The Army women's track team leads the Patriot League championship, while the men are in second place. Key victories include Charlotte Richman's wins in the 1,500 and 10,000 meters, and Nathan Davis's win in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.

Key points

Army women lead the Patriot League championship
Army men are in second place at the meet
Charlotte Richman won the 1,500 and 10,000 meters
Nathan Davis won the 3,000-meter steeplechase
Army qualified two athletes for the 2025 NCAA East Regionals

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The Army women hold a slim lead for the Patriot League track and field championship while the men are in solid contention to finish second at the event being hosted by Navy in Annapolis, Md., on Saturday afternoon.

Army distance runners Charlotte Richman '26, of Portland, Ore. and Louisa Diamond '27, of Naperville, Ill,, have qualified for the 2025 track and field NCAA East Regionals.

Army has a slim lead in the women's team chase headed into the afternoon action. Charlotte Richman is a double winner, at 1,500 and 10,000 meters. Claire Lewis won the 3,000 steeplechase and the Black Knights won the 3,200 relay.

Navy has a dominant lead in the men's race with Army a solid second headed into the afternoon. Nathan Davis won the 3,000-meter steeplechase and the Army men have captured two relays: 400 meters and 3,200 meters. Joshua Duncan and Jaxon Hammond finished 1-2 in the 100 meters.

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Patriot League track and field championships

(all Army results, unless indicated)

MEN

Team standings (after day 1, 6 events): 1. Navy 93 points; 2. Army 38; 3. Lehigh 26; 4. Bucknell 23; 5. Lafayette 21; 6. Boston Univ. 18; 7. American and Holy Cross 6; 9. Colgate 3.

100-meters: 1. Joshua Duncan 10.37; 2. Jaxon Hammond 10.41; 9. Owen Lang 10.60 (did not run final)

200 (prelims): 1. Joshua Duncan 20.84 (advances); 5. Jaxon Hammond 21.29 (advances); 7. Trey McGinnis 21.18 (advances); 8. Owen Lang 21.35 (advances); 16. Gregory Celariste (American, lives in Newburgh) 21.82

400: 3. Trey McGinnis 47.11 (47.02 prelims); 5. Owen Hoag 48.18 (47.96 prelims); 14. Samuel Anderson (Boston Univ., Minisink Valley grad) 49.23 (did not run final); 15. Gregory Celariste (American, lives in Newburgh) 49.40 (did not run final)