Results

LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins extended its indoor winning streak to 12 years in a row at the 2025 Centennial Conference men's indoor track & field championship this weekend at Franklin & Marshall. The Blue Jays tallied 175 points to defeat second-place Ursinus by 43 points for the team title. 

Dickinson compiled 105 points to take third, followed by Haverford (78), Muhlenberg (62), Gettysburg (59), McDaniel (55), Swarthmore (47) and Franklin & Marshall (27). 

Dickinson's Franklyn Akabi-During and McDaniel's Alex Brown were honored as the Most Outstanding Performers of the championship meet. Akabi-During burst onto the scene in his first conference championship, as the freshman won two individual events and was part of two winning relays while posting a pair of record-setting performances en route to Track Most Outstanding Performer of the Meet. Individually, Akabi-During took gold in the 60-meter dash and the 200-meter dash. The freshman set a new conference and championship meet record at 6.84 seconds during Saturday's 60 prelims, and followed that up with a time of 6.86 during Sunday's finals to claim gold. He also set a new championship record in the 200 at 22.03. Brown was named Field Most Outstanding Performer of the Meet with a victory in the high jump and seventh-place finish in the triple jump. 

In addition to Akabi-During's two records, Haverford's Reza Eshghi set a new championship record in the mile with a blistering 4:08.09 in field loaded with highly-accomplished runners throughout the conference. 

Dickinson led the gold medal count with seven, followed by Johns Hopkins (3), Haverford (2), McDaniel (2), Ursinus (2), F&M (1), Gettysburg (1) and Swarthmore (1). 

Team Scoring

1. Johns Hopkins, 175
2. Ursinus, 132
3. Dickinson, 105
4. Haverford, 78
5. Muhlenberg, 62
6. Gettysburg, 59
7. McDaniel, 55
8. Swarthmore, 47
9. Franklin & Marshall, 27

Event Winners

• 60: Franklyn Akabi-During, Dickinson, 6.86 (championship record - conference record of 6.84 in prelims) 
• 60 Hurdles: Tyler Trout, Gettysburg, 8.72
• 200: Franklyn Akabi-During, Dickinson, 22.03 (championship record)
• 400: Trevor Richwine, Dickinson, 49.48
• 800: Trevor Richwine, Dickinson, 1:53.58
• Mile: Reza Eshghi, Haverford, 4:08.09 (championship record)
• 3000: Reza Eshghi, Haverford, 8:31.56
• 5000: Tommy Li, Johns Hopkins, 14:50.50
• Pole Vault: Mitchell Davis, Ursinus, 4.85m 
• High Jump: James Sims, Ursinus, 1.95m 
• Long Jump: Alex Brown, McDaniel, 6.61m 
• Shot Put: Chett Brunner, McDaniel, 15.60m 
• Triple Jump: Oluwademilade Adeniran, Johns Hopkins, 14.25m 
• Weight Throw: Will Bramley, Franklin & Marshall, 16.20m
• 4x200 Relay: Dickinson (Hollinger, O'Connor, Crim, Akabi-During), 1:29.91
• 4 x 400 Relay: Dickinson (Akabi-During, Crim, Gormley, Richwine), 3:22.50
• 4 x 800 Relay: Dickinson (Sallade, Masterson, Fair, Richwine), 7:53.49
• Distance Medley Relay: Swarthmore (DeLaney, Lord, Gutow, Relovsky), 10:12.04 
• Heptathlon: Sebastian Tangelson, Johns Hopkins, 4,539 

Most Outstanding Track Performer: Franklyn Akabi-During, Dickinson
Most Outstanding Field Performer: Alex Brown, McDaniel