BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Senior Robert Becker left it all on the track as he got the day started for the Seawolves by setting a new program record in the 1500 meter.
 
Becker earned a 16^th place overall finish and a new personal best with his final time of 3:42.40. The New York native started his spring season smashing a 10-year-old program record in the 1500 meter at the Raleigh Relays with a final time of 3:42.41. Becker ends his spring season breaking that same record.
 
Senior Carlos Santos earned a 20^th place over finish in the 3000 meter steeplechase with a final time of 8:52.38. Graduate Luke Coulter rounded out the day for Stony Brook by securing a 17^th place overall finish in the 800 meter with a final time of 1:49.51.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Becker set a new program record and earned a 16^th place overall finish in the 1500 meter with a final time of 3:42.40.
• Santos earned a 20^th place over finish in the 3000 meter steeplechase with a final time of 8:52.38.
• Coulter secured a 17^th place overall finish in the 800 meter with a final time of 1:49.51.

QUOTES FROM THE SEAWOLVES
"All 3 guys gave all they had tonight, tactically Rob gave himself a great opportunity in the finishing straight to challenge for an automatic qualifying spot but just came up short missing it by just .55 of a second. Luke once again, like he has done every time he had lined up in a Seawolf uniform over his career, gave a 100% effort against a top field and has nothing to be disappointed about, he has been a great student-athlete for Stony Brook. Carlos gave a good account of himself in the steeple but seemed to be a little off his normal competitive self. I am really proud of how our group of qualifiers represented themselves, the program, and the University on this big stage over last three days," said head coach Andrew Ronan.