Meet Results
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Sophomore Corrine Previte (Danvers, Mass.) and senior Zak Flowers (Fountain Valley, Calif.) both earned All-New England status in two events as the Fighting Scots placed well at the NCAA New England Championships at MIT over the weekend.
 
The men started off the event with a season-best in the 4x100 meter relay in a time of 45.64. Noah Terry (Westhampton Beach, N.Y.), Colin Smith (Uxbridge, Mass.), Asher Gray (Sudbury, Mass.) and Neal Olson (Acton, Mass.) anchored the Scots to a 14^th place finish.
 
Flowers placed very well in the men's discus event, coming in seventh in the region. His best toss of 42.99 meters put him just a few inches away from Sam Weeks of Worcester State. Sean Enos from Bates had an incredible throw of 51.99 meters to win the event.
 
The Gordon senior placed even better in the hammer throw with a best toss of 53.49 meters. He broke the school record while coming in fifth in New England.
 
Previte had two fantastic runs on Saturday in the 200 and 400-meter races. The sophomore sprinter began the day with a school record 25.52 in the 200, which garnered her a fifth-place finish and All-New England status. She followed it up with a second-place slotting in the 400, finishing just a half second off Colby's Emily Doyle's time. Previte picked up her second All-New England nod with a time of 57.71.
 
Leslie Bynum (Hamilton, Mass.) also competed in the weekend with a 19^th-place finish in the discus.