TOWSON, Md. - The Landmark Conference announced its 2025 Men's Indoor Track and Field All-Conference Teams and award recipients on Wednesday afternoon. 

All-Conference selections determined by performances at the conference championships. Athletes achieving first-place are give First Team status, while those securing second-place finishes earn Second Team recognition, and third-place finishes recieve Honorable Mention.

Track Performer of the Year - Brandon Zimmerman (Susquehanna University)
Field Performer of the Year - Anthony Morillo (Moravian University)
Rookie of the Year - Owen Browne (Drew University)
Coaching Staff of the Year - Susquehanna University

Senior Brandon Zimmerman was named Landmark Conference Track Athlete of the Year after a dominant performance at the 2025 Indoor Championships, winning four gold medals. He claimed individual titles in the 60 meters, 60 hurdles, and long jump while also anchoring the 4x400 relay team—alongside Mason Winslow, Aidan Diglio, and Benjamin Bulger—to a championship meet record of 3:22.48. Zimmerman clocked 6.92 in the 60-meter finals after a 6.95 prelim, won the 60-meter hurdles in 8.25 after an 8.59 prelim, and secured the long jump title with a leap of 6.64m.

Sophomore Anthony Morillo was named Men's Indoor Field Performer of the Year after winning the shot put with an All-Atlantic Region Track & Field Conference qualifying mark of 14.57m (47-9.75). He also placed third in the 35-pound weight throw with a personal-best toss of 13.53m (44-4.75). Morillo is the eighth Greyhound to receive Field Performer of the Year honors.

Drew University freshman Owen Browne was named Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year after a standout performance in the pole vault. He cleared 4.58m (15-0¼), improving his own school record, and became the first Ranger to earn the award.

Susquehanna dominated the meet with 201 points, finishing 51 ahead of second-place Moravian—the only other program to have won the Landmark Indoor Championship. Head Coach Ethan Senecal and his staff were named Landmark Men's Coaching Staff of the Year after leading the River Hawks to six event titles, including the 60m, 200m, 60m hurdles, long jump, triple jump, and 4x400 relay.

 

Event	First Team	Second Team	Honorable Mention
60m	Brandon Zimmerman (Susquehanna University)	Trevor Gray (Moravian University)	Jevontae Fearwell (Catholic University)
200m	Madon Winslow (Susquehanna University)	Dominic Santos (Susquehanna University)	Aidan Hanson (Drew University)
400m	Trevor Albright (Elizabethtown College)	Mason Winslow (Susquehanna University)	William Dickson (University of Scranton)
800m	Jordan Gagner (Moravian University)	AJ Sasso (Elizabethtown College)	Christian Snee (University of Scranton)
Mile	Will Inglis (Elizabethtown College)	Connor Gross (Catholic University)	Daniel Myers (Elizabethtown College)
3000m	Owen Nahf (Moravian University)	Cole Stanchina (Moravian University)	Nathan Hajel (Moravian University)
5000m	Cole Stanchina (Moravian University)	Nathan Hajel (Moravian University)	Gavin Hefferan (Moravian University)
60mH	Brandon Zimmerman (Susquehanna University)	Carter Smink (Susquehanna University)	Ben Bulger (Susquehannaa University)
4x200mR	Catholic University (Sam Compton, Sebastian Lopez, James Galang, Jevontae Fearwell)	Susquehanna University (Henry Notarfrancesco, Aidan Diglio, Jordan Donahay, Ezra Miller)	Drew University (Aidan Hanson, Aidan Riccardo, Jeff Ayeh-Datey, Olamilekan Olayiwola)
4x400mR	Susquehanna University (Mason Winslow, Aidan Diglio, Benjamin Bulger, Brandon Zimmerman)	Catholic University (Nick Troy, Marco Indelicato, Peter Winter, Gabe Stypul)	Elizabethtown College (Lucas Novack, Luke Vottero, AJ Sasso, Trevor Albright)
DMR	Goucher College (Sam Dylan, Emmanuel Olarewaju, Jair Smith, Jayden Keels)	University of Scranton (Christian Snee, Brian Hard, Michael Carrea, Bryaden Clarke)	Elizabethtown College (Jake Smith, Grant Kuhn, Will Withall, Carson Wiley)
High Jump	Jerome Luckey (Moravian University)	Charles Montross (Susquehanna University)	Peter Sorbera (University of Scranton)
Long Jump	Brandon Zimmerman (Susquehanna University)	Charles Montross (Susquehanna University)	Ben Bulger (Susquehanna University)
Triple Jump	Jackson Mabry (Susquehanna University)	Lyndon Amoateng (Goucher College)	Aidan Kress (Goucher College)
Pole Vault	Owen Browne (Drew University)	Gabe Stypul (Catholic University)	Seth Taub (Susquehanna University)
Shot Put	Anthony Morillo (Moravian University)	Nehemiah Covington (Goucher College)	Jeremy Goll (Moravian University)
Weight Throw	Zach Mogambi (Drew University)	Joseph Walko (Elizabethtown College)	Anthony Morillo (Moravian University)