NORTHAMPTON, Mass. – The Amherst College men's track and field team won four events on the second day of the Carla Coffey Invitational on Saturday at Smith College.

Junior Adrian Friedman won the long jump, first-year Henry Dennen won the 5000m, sophomore David Brown claimed the shot put and first-year Jordan Harrison matched his school record to win the 100m.

The Mammoths finished second of 10 teams at the meet. Amherst's tally of 153 points was second only to the 165 points posted by Tufts.

The Mammoths are back in action next weekend, competing in the Collier Invitational on Saturday, April 22, at MIT.

MEET HIGHLIGHTS:

* Friedman won the long jump for the third straight meet with a personal-best mark of 6.96m. Sophomore Yeob Kim placed third with a jump of 6.76m in his first long jump of the outdoor season with both Mammoths' marks in the top 10 among New England Division III athletes so far this season.

* Dennen won the 5000m in 14:32.57, a time that ranks among the top five among New England Division III athletes so far this season. Senior Will Merhige placed eighth with a personal-best 15:20.05.

* Brown won the shot put for the second straight meet with a personal-best throw of 14.41m that ranks in the top 10 in New England this season.

* Harrison matched the school record he set earlier this season, running the 100m dash in 10.79 seconds to post his first collegiate outdoor win. Junior Benjamin Bell placed seventh in the 100m, matching his personal best of 11.25 seconds, and eighth in the 200m in 23.08 seconds.

* Senior Ellis Phillips-Gallucci ran the 400m hurdles in 54.18 seconds to place second with a time that ranks among the top 15 nationally in Division III so far this season.

* Senior Jack Trent claimed second place in the decathlon with 6,500 points, a personal-best score that ranks among the top five in Division III this season. Trent won the discus with a personal-best throw of 36.99m and also set a personal best of 4:43.06 in the 1500m. Competing in their first collegiate decathlons, sophomore Alex Robin finished sixth with 5,226 points, winning the pole vault, and first-year Zach Villegas placed seventh with 5,063 points.

* First-year Cody Pierce placed second in the 400m as three Mammoths finished in the top eight. Pierce ran a personal-best time of 49.41 seconds that ranks in the top 10 among New England Division III athletes so far this season. Sophomore Jack O'Hara was fourth in 50.08 seconds and classmate Jai Dreher finished eighth in a personal-best 50.98 seconds.

* Two Amherst teams placed in the top five of the 4x400m relay. Pierce, Dreher, Phillips-Gallucci and sophomore Tom Ye finished second with a time of 3:20.27 that ranks among the top 10 in New England this season. First-year Ben Davis, O'Hara and juniors Braedon Fiume and Kolya Markov-Riss placed fifth in 3:27.91.

* Junior Gabe dos Santos placed second in the triple jump with a mark of 12.92m. Friedman ranked sixth at 12.18m.

* Dos Santos cleared 1.93m to finish third in the high jump, a season-best mark that ranks among the top five in New England this season, while sophomore Camden Heafitz was just behind in fourth place with a mark of 1.88m.

* A pack of Mammoths claimed spots four through seven in the 800m. Junior Wilson Spurrell took fourth in a personal-best 1:53.01, followed by Markov-Riss in 1:53.86 and personal bests from Davis (1:53.90) and first-year Will Nagy (1:53.95), with all four ranking among the top 20 in New England.

* Junior Alton Machen placed fifth in the 110m hurdles in 15.70 seconds. First-year Noah Kanahele Harris posted a personal-best time of 15.93 seconds to finish seventh.

* Junior Ian Dopp posted a personal-best 4:02.26 to finish sixth in the 1500m with classmate Oliver Spiva running a personal-best 4:03.87 to place eighth.