Brian O'Leary
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- Height:
- 5'9"
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- Weight:
- 170
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- Hometown:
- Marlborough, MA
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- Year:
- Jr
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- High School:
- Marlborough
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- Events:
- Middle Distance and Sprints
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- Major:
- Environmental Science
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- Minor:
- Urban Studies
Bio
MASCAC Individual Championships:
College Bests (Through June 18, 2024):
200m: 24.53 - Jim Sheehan Memorial Track & Field Invitational (April 9, 2022)
400m: 54.99 - MASCAC Outdoor Championships (April 30, 2022)
600m: 1:32.55 - Westfield State Inviational (February 11, 2023)
800m: 2:15.90 - Eastern Edmondson Classic (April 20, 2024)
Personal:
Brian was born in Framingham, Mass...is majoring in environmental science and a minor in urban studies at Worcester State...the son of Diane O'Leary...named to the Dean's List...favorite spot on campus is the science and tech building...choose Worcerster State for the affordability and welcoming atmosphere
Before Worcester State:
Brian is a 2021 graduate of Marlborough High School in Marlborough, Mass...competed in four years of varsity outdoor track & field, indoor track & field and cross country for the Panthers...holds the school record in the 4x800m
News mentions
Worcester, MA- After a successful season prepping for the MASCAC Championships the Men’s Outdoor Track and Field team came prepared to make their mark on the day. Leading the way for the men was sophomore Seth Boudreau (Douglas, MA) and junior Brodie Jacques (Rehoboth, MA) who each came away with a top finish on the day and leading the men to a fourth place finish at the Championship.
Worcester, MA- In the final meet and last chance to qualify, the Worcester State Outdoor Track and Field team headed down to Eastern Connecticut for the Bonnie Edmondson Classic. The Men, who have been reaching peak toward the tail end of the season, at just the right moment, continued that success today against some competitive competition.
Worcester, MA- The Worcester State Men’s Outdoor Track and Field team journey to Southern New Hampshire today for a wind ridden Penman Relays. Worcester would battle the whipping wind and weather to make their mark against a wide range of talented competition. The Lancers would grab a number of top finishes on the day as they battled it out with competitors from all over.
Worcester, MA- After an unexpected snow shower put a pause on the Regis Spring Classic last Friday, the Lancers were back in action on Monday and certainly making a name for themselves in the special eclipse edition meet. Numerous top finishes would see Worcester sitting at the top of the pack in a competitive afternoon meet.
Worcester, MA- The Worcester State Men’s Outdoor Track and Field team would kick off their season after a week delay today as they headed to UMass-Dartmouth for the Corsairs Classic. Hoping for better weather after last year, which resulted in high winds and pounding rain, the Lancers trekked east to kick off their outdoor season. With just a touch of wind to add some excitement to the day Worcester would aim to make their presence known.