HADDONFIELD, N.J. – Immaculata men's track and field was well-represented in All-Atlantic East Conference selections, as announced by the conference office on Wednesday.

The Mighty Macs earned three All-AEC First Team winners, one Second Team, and two "Of the Year" selections.

Colin Corkery earned Field Athlete of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and All-AEC First Team for both shot put and hammer throw. Dylan Crews finished his Immaculata career with a First Team nod in long jump.

Kevin Telesford took Second Team in javelin throw.

Corkery's freshman campaign was highlighted by Immaculata program records and Atlantic East Conference records on an almost-weekly basis. At the AEC Championships, he capped off the season with personal records (PRs) of 44.6 meters in hammer throw and 30.8 meters in javelin throw. Corkery won shot put at 13.08 meters and hammer throw at 44.6 meters to claim First Team honors. His shot put throw was 1.03 meters farther than the runner-up's.

Crews had a solid season in the field events. The AEC Championships saw him place third in high jump at 1.82 meters and the gold medal in long jump at 6.7 meters. His PR in high jump came just a few weeks back at the DeSales University Invitational at 1.83 meters, while his 6.7 meters in long jump tied his PR, set at the West Chester Purple and Gold Open in mid-March.

Telesford, who joined the track and field team in March, made an immediate impact. He set a mark of 46.61 meters in javelin at the AEC Championships, just .03 meters short of winning the event. He also set PRs in shot put, discus, and hammer throw at the meet.

Corkery is a native of Haverford, Pa. Crews hails from Philadelphia. Telesford is from Tinton Falls, N.J.