Track meets against rival Vermont always turn out to be interesting.
Two years ago, with UNH in second place in the conference, Vermont upset them. But this year it was UNH that came out on top of the dual meet, 94-69, and they shattered a few records along the way. With the Wildcats competing with a split squad due to the Drake Relays, and having a few athletes sitting out due to injury, head coach Jim Boulanger knew that certain events were important to shutting down the Catamounts. Vermont was at full-strength for the meet, but their weaknesses in the throws allowed UNH top pull ahead. Freshman Tim Lyons shined for the Wildcats as he broke the school record in the javelin with a toss of 202-10.