NEW YORK, NY – Jayden DuBard shattered his own Rider record in the shot put once again, delivering the standout performance for the men's indoor track and field team on Saturday at the Dr. Sander Scorcher Invitational. 

DuBard marked a 17.52m to finish sixth in the event. DuBard was accompanied by fellow Bronc Noah Lawson in the open shot put event. Lawson marked a 13.88m in the event.

Josh Burgess finished tenth in the long jump event, marking a 6.90m. 

On the trackside, Steven Bado earned a top-ten finish in the seeded 200m event running a time of 22.19. 

Quotes and Notes
"We had a few standout performances today to highlight the second day. It was great to see DuBard smash his own Rider Record in the shot put with a mark of 17.52m. The shot was the last event so he sat around all day waiting to compete and he gave the team a show. He's had a great series today.  He's been on a tear this season. He and Coach Thomas deserve a lot of credit. 

It was nice to see Bado look good this weekend after battling an illness. He is a big part of our success so we need him ready to go when it matters the most. 

Noah Lawson had a big day in the shot put today. He has worked real hard and I am really excited to see him having success. 

Josh Burgess has made some really big steps in the long jump over the last few weeks. He is definitely trending in the right direction." – Rider Director of Cross Country, Track & Field Bob Hamer

Up Next
The Broncs return to action on Jan. 31 to compete at the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Open hosted at the 168th Street Armory.