

TRK | Gaels Head to Chabot for West Coast Twilight
3/2/2023 11:00:00 AM | Men's Track and Field
MORAGA, Calif. – The Saint Mary's Track and Field teams are back on track this weekend as both teams head to Chabot College to compete in the West Coast Twilight.
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The Gaels will compete in ten disciplines, joined by athletes from Santa Clara, USF, Pacific, Chabot and more.Â
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THE DETAILS
West Coast Twilight
Saturday, March 3 – 5:30 PM
Chabot College – Hayward, Calif.
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LAST TIME OUT
The Gaels were last on track two weeks ago as the men's team competed in 1500m and 800m at the Cal All Comer.Â
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Some of the best performances of the day came in the 1500, as multiple Gaels placed inside the top-10.
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No runner was quicker than Blaine Reynolds though, as the sophomore charged towards victory, winning the event in a time of 3:58.62. No one was close to Reynolds, as second place finished three seconds behind the speedy Gael.
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Also on the podium was Thomas Osborne, running a personal best 4:01.85, a two second improvement in the discipline.
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Four more Gaels rounded out the top-10, as Payton Fox claimed 5th in a 4:02.93, Cayden Hein right behind in 6th in a time of 4:05.28, Kellen Steplight in 7th in a time of 4:05.84, and Richard McLain in 8th in a time of 4:07.41.Â
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Up next for the Gaels was the 800m, with the men's 800m leading off. Reinder Prince was quickest Gael, finishing 2nd in a time of 1:58.19.
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His teammate Jason Habash also finished inside the top-10, claiming 6th in a time of 2:00.22. Eric Martinez was next to cross the line for SMC, snagging 15th in a time of 2:04.76. Two more Gaels rounded out the field, with Raphael Lobo finishing 33rd in a time of 2:11.37, and Isaiah Jimenez in 50th in a time of 2:17.34.Â
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The Gaels will compete in ten disciplines, joined by athletes from Santa Clara, USF, Pacific, Chabot and more.Â
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THE DETAILS
West Coast Twilight
Saturday, March 3 – 5:30 PM
Chabot College – Hayward, Calif.
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LAST TIME OUT
The Gaels were last on track two weeks ago as the men's team competed in 1500m and 800m at the Cal All Comer.Â
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Some of the best performances of the day came in the 1500, as multiple Gaels placed inside the top-10.
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No runner was quicker than Blaine Reynolds though, as the sophomore charged towards victory, winning the event in a time of 3:58.62. No one was close to Reynolds, as second place finished three seconds behind the speedy Gael.
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Also on the podium was Thomas Osborne, running a personal best 4:01.85, a two second improvement in the discipline.
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Four more Gaels rounded out the top-10, as Payton Fox claimed 5th in a 4:02.93, Cayden Hein right behind in 6th in a time of 4:05.28, Kellen Steplight in 7th in a time of 4:05.84, and Richard McLain in 8th in a time of 4:07.41.Â
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Up next for the Gaels was the 800m, with the men's 800m leading off. Reinder Prince was quickest Gael, finishing 2nd in a time of 1:58.19.
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His teammate Jason Habash also finished inside the top-10, claiming 6th in a time of 2:00.22. Eric Martinez was next to cross the line for SMC, snagging 15th in a time of 2:04.76. Two more Gaels rounded out the field, with Raphael Lobo finishing 33rd in a time of 2:11.37, and Isaiah Jimenez in 50th in a time of 2:17.34.Â
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