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BOSTON - Highlighted by a record-setting performance by junior Cameron Williams, the Boston University men's track & field team finished second at 2016 Patriot League Indoor Track & Field Championship, which concluded Sunday at the Track and Tennis Center.

Williams set a new school and Patriot League record in the 200m dash with a winning time of 20.58 seconds, which stands as the third fastest time in the nation this season. Williams, who broke his own school standard on Sunday (20.84), came close to besting the facility record of 20.52 seconds that was set earlier this year. After the meet, Williams was named Patriot League Male Track Athlete of the Year.

Junior David Oluwadara capped his impressive weekend with a victory in the triple jump. His leap of 15.45 meters (50' 8.25") is a new Patriot League record. Oluwadara also won the PL long jump title on Saturday and was named PL Male Field Athlete of the Year after the meet. Also in the triple jump, senior Tyler Malone finished third with a mark of 14.40 meters (48' 3").

Senior Ethan Knight began the day by earning five points for the Terriers with a fourth-place finish in the shot put. He finished with a toss of 16.57 meters (54' 4.5"). Classmate Nikolaos Farmakidis also had a fourth-place finish thanks to a 4.90-meter (16' 4.75") mark in the pole vault.

Freshman Alexander Seal set a new Patriot League record en route to a victory in the mile, posting a time of 4:01.4 and besting rival Stephen Schroeder of Navy (4:02.78) in an exciting duel.

Junior Ethan Homan was also victorious thanks to a conference-record time in the 800m run with a time of 1:50.25, while junior Matti Groll won the 1,000m run with a personal-best time of 2:23.83.

Freshman Robie Webster set a personal-best with a first-place time of 8.11 seconds in the 60m hurdles, a hundredth of a second faster than the second-place finisher. Webster also took third in the 500m dash with a time of 1:04.19 and was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year after the meet.

Senior Kevin Thomas led a trio of top-five Terriers in the 3,000m run, claiming the event with a time of 8:17.49. Classmates Alec Olson (8:27.12) finished third while Paul Gennaro was fourth (8:29.58).

Williams and junior Justin Flynn each earned points in the 60m dash, with Flynn finishing third (6.90) and Williams crossing the line in fifth (6.94). Flynn also finished fifth in the 200m dash (21.65), followed in that event by sophomore Cameron Nurse (21.75).

Senior David Lagerberg finished first in the 400m dash and set a new Patriot League record in the process with his time of 47.01 seconds. He also finished second in the 200m dash with a time of 21.24 seconds.

The Terriers finished the day with 195 team points, 59 more than last year's total, to place runner-up for the first time, as Navy claimed the PL title with 225 points.

Final Team Standings
1. Navy, 225 points
2. Boston University, 195
3. Army West Point, 140
4. Bucknel, 107
5. Lehigh, 44
6. Holy Cross, 26
7. American, 20
8. Lafayette, 15
9. Colgate, 8

Individual Award Winners
Track Athlete of the Meet: Cameron Williams, Boston University
Field Athlete of the Meet: David Oluwadara, Boston University
Rookie of the Meet: Robie Webster, Boston University
Coach of the Meet: Stephen Cooksey, Navy

All-Patriot League

First-Team All-Patriot League (First-Place Finishers)
Army West Point Ben Sims (60-meter dash*); Stevyn Spees (500-meter dash); Lee Bares (Pole Vault)
Boston University: David Oluwadara (Long Jump and Triple Jump*); Cameron Williams (200-meter dash*); David Lagerberg (400-meter dash*); Ethan Homan (800-meter run*); Matti Groll (1,000-meter run); Alexander Seal (Mile*); Kevin Thomas (3,000m run and 5,000m run); Robie Webster (60-meter hurdles); Williams, Lagerberg, Webster and Justin Flynn (4 X 400m relay*); Groll, Homan, Seal and Peter Katsarakes (Distance medley relay)
Lehigh: Trevor Knowles (Heptathlon)
Navy: Tyler Russell (High Jump*); John Campbell (Weight Throw); Joseph Loy (Shot Put*); Roberto Swersky, Justin Hyytinen, Steve Schroeder and Nicholas Palermo (4 X 800m relay)