Results
 
Just a day after senior Titi Fagade broke a school record and posted two ECAC qualifiers, it was men's senior David Fajoyomi who duplicated that performance on Saturday at the Terrier Invitational, hosted by Boston University. 
 
Fajoyomi broke the school record in the 200 meter dash in an IC4A qualifying time of 21.47 seconds, which placed him fifth overall.  It bested the previous record of 21.93 seconds by Wayne Seaton, 25 years ago in 1989.  Later in the meet, he won the high jump competition, as he cleared 6' 11 ½", which also qualified him for the IC4A Championship.
 
Fajoyomi's exploits highlighted a very good day for the Rams, as Fordham recorded four other IC4A qualifiers.
 
The qualifiers began with Jonathan Annelli, as he placed fifth in the unseeded 3,000 meter run event in an IC4A qualifying time of 8:25.63.  Then in the 500 meters, both Sean Collins and Lester Taylor qualified for the IC4A Championship, finishing in ninth and 15^th place, respectively, in 1:04.16 and 1:04.81.
  The final IC4A qualifier was Ryan Polo, as he clocked in at 2:28.31 in the 1,000 meters, which placed him 18^th overall.
 
The Rams also got strong performances for other members of the team, which included Brian Walter and Mike Turi.  Walter placed 34^th in the 800 meter run in a season-best time of 1:55.60, while Turi posted the Rams' best mile time of the season in 4:18.12, good for 50^th overall.
 
Other competitors for Fordham included Daniel Green in the 500 meters (47^th – 1:08.07), Quincy O'Connor in the mile (66^th – 4:20.47), Sam Houston in the 60 meter hurdles (46^th – 9.32) and the long jump (7^th - 21' 11 ½"), and Austin Ruiz in the weight throw (40^th - 42' 8") and the shot put (27^th – 45' 10 ¾").
 
In relay action, Fordham's team of Collins, Houston, Green, and Taylor finished 25^th overall in 3:22.94.
 
The Fordham track & field team will next be in action on January 30-31, as the Rams compete in the 2013 Metropolitan Indoor Track & Field Championship.  Day one will be held at Manhattan's Draddy Gymnasium, while the majority of events will be held at the Armory Track & Field Center on day two.