Moore Claims CACC Title in 1500 Meters and Foster Makes Second-Team; Men's Track & Field Place Seventh at CACC Championships 

LAKEWOOD, N.J. - Thomas Jefferson University men's track and field ended their season at the CACC Championships this past weekend, where they saw three Rams make the podium with two All-CACC athletes and one champion. Jefferson ended the two-day event with 60 points, finishing seventh out of 10 teams. 

WHAT HAPPENED 

• Mason Moore won the 1500-meter race with a 4:00.82 time, giving the Rams their second consecutive title win in the event with Chase Watson, who finished fifth this year. Moore earns All-CACC First Team recognition with his placement 

• Jaden Foster earned All-CACC Second Team honors after finishing as the runner-up in the 400-meter race. He was the lead runner in the heats with a 48.77 time. Foster eventually ran a 48.42 in the final, being edged out by Goldey-Beacom's Jalen Wright with a NCAA Qualifying time 47.63 

• Ryan Kopervos took bronze in the 3000 meter steeplechase as he ran a 11:12.02 

• The Rams had eight athletes get in the top-5 in multiple events throughout the two days 

100 Meter
6. Muhammad Lambert – 11.11 

200 Meter 
5. Jaden Foster – 22.39 
6. Muhammad Lambert – 22.45 

400 Meter 
2. Jaden Foster – 48.42 *All-CACC Second Team*    

800 Meter 
4. Mason Moore – 1:56.94 
11. Chase Watson – 2:02.69 
13. Shernel Singh – 2:03.86 
15. Spencer Sabo – 2:10.33 

1500 Meter 
1. Mason Moore – 4:00.82 *CACC Champion* *All-CACC First Team* 
5. Chase Watson – 4:05.55 
9. Shernel Singh – 4:18.31 

5000 Meter 
11. Mitchell Bradley – 17:20.58 

10000 Meter 
6. Mitchell Bradley – 37:47.66 

3000 Meter Steeplechase 
3. Ryan Kopervos – 11:12.03 
4. Spencer Sabo – 11:19.53 

4x100 Meter 
6. Jaden Foster, Victor Lowell, Ethan Phan, Muhammad Lambert – 43.32 

4x400 Meter 
8. Muhammad Lambert, Ethan Phan, Nathan Yackenchick, Jaden Foster – 3:26.56 

Pole Vault 
4. Nicholas Ruppert - 3.35 meter 

Shot Put 
15. JR DeSouza – 12.28 meter 

Discus 
11. JR DeSouza – 33.29 meter 

Javelin 
9. Chris Sabatino – 38.29 meter