ITHACA, N.Y.— Like its female counterparts, the Cornell men's track and field team won nine events to open the indoor season Saturday at the Greg Page Relays.
The Big Red went 1-4 in the men's 300m dash with Tomas Kersulis winning in a time of 33.57, Angus Dove followed with a 34.73, Christian Martin a 35.07 for third and Domenic Barresi ran a 35.17 for fourth. Kersulis' mark comes as the second-fastest in Big Red history while Dove's is sixth, Martin's is tenth and Barresi's comes as the Cornell freshman record. 
Martin also ran the eighth-best time in program history in the 60m hurdles, clocking an 8.08 for second in the event and Barresi turned in a 6.96 for third in the 60m dash.
Sam Young took the top spot in the 500 with a 1:07.22 and Jack Daly followed with a 1:07.85 for third.
The 'A' squad of Domenic Barresi, Christian Martin, Angus Dove and Tomas Kersulis won the 4x400 with a time of 3:18.78, while Jack Daly, Joshua Gittens, Jamaur Williamson and Billy Powers followed with a 3:24.55 for second. Mario Xerri, Jacob Windle, Pelham Bergesen and Jacob Pantoya took first in the 4x800 with a 8:08.10 and Bergesen, Pantoya, Windle and Jack Lenz also won the DMR in 10:33.38.
Otreyvien ​Taylor leaped 6-06.00 to take first in the high jump. Johannes Stromhaug came in first in the pole vault with a 16-03.25 clearing with Shane Racey following in second with a 15-09.25. Curtis Weh won the long jump with a 22-11.00.
In the throws cage, Dan Mead (55-05.50) and Brad Morell (51-11.75) took the two top sports in the shot put while Morell (56-03.25) and Phil Coppolino (55-10.50) went second and third in the weight throw. Mead's launch in the shot put gives him the tenth-best mark all-time for the Big Red.
The Big Red are back at Barton Hall on Saturday, Jan. 8 for the Southern Tier Invite.