BOSTON, Mass. – Competing in two separate meets on Saturday, the Trinity College men's indoor track and field team had six different Bantams set personal records at the David Hemery Valentine Invitational hosted by Boston University and the Gordon Kelly Invitational at MIT. Next up for the Bantams is the Triangle Classic at Springfield College on Saturday, Feb. 19 with a 10 a.m. start time. 
 
First-year Ethan Wilkie (Ellington, Conn.) posted a new personal best in the shot put at MIT with a toss of 15.43 meters and also reset a Trinity College program record that he broke earlier this season. In the triple jump at Boston University, Kinnard Hughes (Chicago, Ill.) made the finals, and placed 7^th overall with a 14.39 meter mark which was also good for a personal best from the senior captain. Also in the jumps, sophomore Justin O'Neil Riley (Dorchester, Mass.) made a stellar season-debut placing third in the long jump at MIT with a 6.68-meter leap. 
 
In the distance events, junior Travis Martin (New Haven, Conn.) and senior Tim Lautenbach (Weston, Conn.) each registered new personal best times in the 1 Mile Run with Lautenbach clocking a 4:12.91 and Martin right on his tail with a 4:12.95 time. Sophomore Toby L'Esperance (Florence, Mass.) also had a solid day in the 1000 Meter registering a 2:30.11 for the 28^th spot while Dylan Idleman (Rancho Mission Viejo, Calif.) placed fifth in the 3000 Meter Run (9:39.45) at MIT. 
 
Sprinter Kai Bailin (Shutesbury, Mass.) set a new personal record in the 200 Meter Dash with a 21.92 second race to finish 32^nd overall and also ran a sub-50 second 400 Meter Dash (49.52) on the day while teammate and fellow 400 runner, Nolan McKenna (Boston, Mass.) posted a 50.67 time for a personal record of his own.