YORK, Pa. - Eastern Men's Track and Field put the finishing touches on a tremendous outdoor season with a stout finish at the 2025 MAC Championships on Saturday afternoon. Ni'Male Greenwood claimed his second individual MAC Championship of the year with a win in the 100 Meter Dash. with a new program record and Second-Team All-MAC honors in the 200 Meter, giving him an impressive five medals across both the indoor and outdoor season. 

Greenwood crushed his previous record on Saturday, winning the 100 Meter with a time of 10.56. His previous best came back at the Stockton Season-Opener on March 22, when he ran a 10.72. The sophomore followed that up with a second-place finish in the 200 Meter, again breaking his own record with a time of 21.68. Greenwood now holds five individual program records.  He holds program marks in the 60 and 200 inside and also holds the best marks in the 100, 200 and 400 outdside.

After a strong season in the Triple Jump, first-year Jeric Lewis capped off his first season with a Second-Team All-MAC finish in the Triple Jump with new PR at 14.34m. He remains second on the all-time outdoor list, behind Frantzy Sainvil, who jumped 14.59m at the 2018 MAC Championships and qualified for the NCAA National Meet. Lewis's effort puts him in the top 30 nationally. He finished second behind an incredible effort from Widner sophomore Matayo McGraw who became one of two Division III jumpers to clear 50 feet this season. 

Robert Walton claimed his second medal of the weekend with a strong effort in the 800 Meter Run. Running his third 800 Meter race of the weekend, Walton ran an impressive 1:54.01,  just off his outdoor PR set at Hopkins two weeks ago. With the medal he earned Third Team All-MAC Commonwealth honors in a second event. 

Following a season where he set the record in the 110m Hurdles, Ian Hopkins capped off his fantastic rookie campaign with a Third-Team All-MAC selection in the event on Saturday. He broke his own program mark on back-to-back days, and now sits firmly at the top of the leaderboard with a time of 14.66. Over the course of the weekend, the Eagles medaled in five total events. 

The Eagles scored in two other events on Saturday.  The 4x100m Relay set a new program record with a 41.98. Greenwood, James Ugorji, Jason Bateman, and Austin Boddie became the first Eastern group to go sub-42, but they wound up as the odd team out in a three-team photo-finish for the final two medal spots. 

In his third race of the weekend, Ryle Mellinger finished sixth in the 1500 Meters with a very 4:01.27, that time is just off the 3:59.98 he ran at Hopkins two weeks ago with a much lighter competition load.

The Eagles scored of 65 team points to finish sixth overall. The men grabbed points in sprints, hurdles, relays, jumps, and throws. 

"I am proud of the hard work everyone put in over these past three days," Eastern Head Coach Will Mills said. "We had numerous PRs, many placing higher in their events than previously ranked, and we performed better than the Pre-Championship coaches poll. I am happy about the growth we experienced this year. We set some good groundwork for next year." 

The Eagles, in total, across both teams, medaled in six events. They scored in every event group, and finished with 24 podium appearances, three conference champions, a conference meet record, and 10 new school records.