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Syracuse fails to win any events at Penn Relays, some runners earn personal bests

Syracuse fails to win any events at Penn Relays, some runners earn personal bests

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The Syracuse track and field team traveled to the University of Pennsylvania for the Penn Relays this weekend. The events began for SU on Thursday with the men’s and women’s 400m hurdles.

Shaleah Colaire placed 10th on the women’s side, finishing at 1:00.26, and also placing 19th (14.04) in the 100m hurdles. Meanwhile, on the men’s side, Xayvion Perkins placed seventh overall with a time of 52.71 seconds.

On Friday, Kahniya James raced in the women’s 100m dash, but she placed 12th in her heats and did not qualify for the final heat. Despite failing to make the last heat, James finished with a new personal best time of 11.60.

The men’s 4x100m team — comprised of James Nmah, Jaheem Hayles, Isaiah Lewis and Trei Thorogood — placed 10th, which was one spot out of qualifying for the final round. The quad completed the race in 41.99 seconds, .33 seconds slower than LIU-Brooklyn.



The final event for Syracuse on Friday was the men’s 4x200m relay. This quad of Naseem Smith, Nmah, Lewis, and Thorogood placed ninth overall in at 1:27.38.

The following day, Hayles competed in the men’s 110m hurdles where he placed 2nd in the finals finishing under a tenth of a second behind the winner of the race, Phillip Lemonious from Arkansas. Anthony Vazquez also competed in this event. Though he did not make it to the finals, Vazquez set a personal best, crossing the line in 14.20 seconds.

In the women’s 4×100 women’s relay, the Orange took sixth overall. Kaleia Arrington, Janelle Pottinger, James and Colaire raced for Syracuse in that order; they finished in 45.67 seconds, shortly after Hampton.

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5 events to check out while staying in snowy Syracuse over spring break

5 events to check out while staying in snowy Syracuse over spring break

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If you are staying on campus through spring break, do not fear — there are plenty of fun activities and events to check out through the break. From live performances to item expos and everything in between, Syracuse and the immediate Central New York area will have a multitude of opportunities to have fun during break.

Greater Syracuse Antiques Expo

On Saturday, March 12, the New York State Fairgrounds will host the Greater Syracuse Antiques Expo. The expo will host exhibits that feature jewelry, art and handicrafts. The event will go from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 13. Tickets cost $8 for adults and are free to attendees under the age of 16.

When: Saturday, March 12 and Sunday, March 13
Where: Horticulture Building, New York State Fairgrounds

St. Patrick’s Day Parade

For the first time since 2019, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade is set to take place in downtown Syracuse this Saturday. This year’s theme of the parade is “Dance Through Downtown,” and in coordination with this theme, there will be over 100 local Irish dancers performing in the parade. The 40th anniversary parade will start at noon in Clinton Square on March 12, and will include music, dance and song.



When: Saturday, March 12 at noon
Where: Downtown Syracuse, beginning at Clinton Square

Central New York Regional Market

On Saturday March 12 and 19, the Central New York Farmers Market will host over 300 vendors that sell locally grown produce, meat, dairy products and dozens of other items. The farmers market is open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and offers fresh-made food for attendees to explore. On Sunday, March 13 and 20, CNY Regional Market will also be hosting Flea Markets featuring second-hand clothing, toys, vintage furniture and more.

When: Farmers Market, Saturday, March 12 and 19; Flea Market, Sunday, March 13 and 20
Where: 2100 Park Street, Syracuse, New York

Jeff Dunham Seriously!?

Acclaimed ventriloquist Jeff Dunham will take the stage in the Upstate Medical University Arena at Oncenter War Memorial on Friday, March 18. Dunham has received awards like the American Comedy Award for Funniest Male Stand-up, while also receiving criticism for his jokes. The show starts at 7 p.m. and tickets are on sale from $46.

When: Friday, March 18
Where: Upstate Medical University Arena at Oncenter War Memorial

Movies and the Masters at Symphoria

On March 19, violinist Lisa Dondlinger will be joining local orchestra Symphoria for a night filled with classical and movie music. Dondlinger has worked with multiple popular artists, including Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder, and she has been referred to by Peabo Bryson as the “finest first chair in the business.” Joining the violinist will be conductor Sean O’Loughlin, and the show will begin at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $31, and a livestream option is available to view the show as well.

When: Saturday, March 19
Where: Oncenter Crouse Hinds Concert Theater

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