MANOR COLLEGE MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD COMPETES IN BILL BUTLER INVITATIONAL

MANOR COLLEGE MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD COMPETES IN BILL BUTLER INVITATIONAL

By Steven M. Glassman

Director of Sports Information

April 6, 2019

 

WEST CHESTER, PA—The Manor College Men's Outdoor Track and Field team competed in the Bill Butler Invitational, hosted by NCAA Division II West Chester University.

This invitational took place at John A. Farrell Stadium.

The Blue Jays previously competed at West Chester University in the Golden Ram Invitational on March 23 when they made their collegiate debut.

Sophomore Yaseer McKeithan (Ardmore, PA/Lower Merion) ran in the fifth section of the 100 meters and finished second with a time of 12.45 and 26th overall.  He also ran in the fourth section of the 200 meters and finished with a time of 25.45 and 33rd overall.  Sophomore William Rodebaugh (Philadelphia, PA/Keystone) ran in the third section of the 1,500 meters and finished with a time of 5:28.68.

The following NCAA schools competed in the Men's portion of this invitational (including West Chester University) (Division): Eastern University (III), Haverford College (III), Jefferson (Pennsylvania) University (II), Neumann University (III), Stockton University (III), Swarthmore College (III), Ursinus College (III), and Widener University (III).

The following NJCAA schools competed in this event (including Manor): Community College of Baltimore County-Catonsville (Region XX Division I) Community College of Philadelphia (Region XIX Division III), and Essex County College (Region XIX Division I).

The Bill Butler Invitational is named after the former West Chester University Men's and Women's Cross Country and Track and Field Head Coach.  The Class of 1954 graduate and West Chester professor was inducted into the University's Athletics Hall of Fame in 2009.

Next Meet: The Blue Jays are scheduled to compete in the All-American Meet Invitational, hosted by NCAA Division II East Stroudsburg University in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania on Saturday, April 20.  The invitational will take place at Eiler-Martin Stadium.