Hoyle was the recipient of the Track Athlete of the Week citation for the third time in his career. The Beacons will compete in the NCAA East Regional Championship meet at Franklin Park on November 13 at 11 a.m.GORHAM, Maine - University of Southern Maine freshman Ben Drummey (Biddeford, Maine) and senior Zachariah Hoyle (Sidney, Maine/Messalonskee) received weekly honors Monday (February 15) when the Little East Conference announced its first set of weekly honors for the 2021 indoor track and field season.ĭrummey was a double winner collecting both the Field Athlete of the Week and the Rookie Field Athlete of the Week honors. Sebastian Gomez, Bob White (Stoughton, Mass.), and Justin Yue (Brookline, Mass.) posted the final three times for the Beacons as they tripped the sensor with times of 39:47, 40:16, and 40:26. Jonathan Hodge (Waltham, Mass.) and Will Powell (Crystal Lake, Ill.) crossed the finish line with times of 34:01 and 35:57 respectively. Nathan Cournoyer (Colorado Springs, Colo.) finished in 45 th place with a time of 31:12.
Zeph Alvarado (Manhattan, N.Y.) posted the second fastest time for the Beacons at Saturday's championship with a time of 31:04. His final time was the third fastest of the season for Cannon. With the gold medal, Cannon also becomes the first Beacon to earn First Team All-LEC honors.
The Quincy native cruised to a final time of 26:11 defeating Eastern Connecticut State's Ryan Escoda by 14 seconds. Team Results – 8 th out of 9 teams (199 pts)Ĭannon, who has recorded a top-15 finish in every meet he has competed in this season, dominated Saturday's conference championship. – Senior Jimmy Cannon (Quincy, Mass.) made program history in Saturday's Little East Conference Championship meet, as he became the first runner in UMass Boston history to win gold.
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