Overview
Stockton Men's Indoor Track & Field competed in 11 meets during the 2024-25 season. The Ospreys finished third in the NJAC Championships for the sixth consecutive year and set three school records during the conference meet.
 
Head coach Jayson Resch helmed a roster that was bolstered by the performances of several newcomers and youngsters who complemented a few key veterans. Overall, Stockton recorded three event wins, three runner-up finishes and seven third-place efforts. The Ospreys ranked in the top eight of the Metro Region in six events.
 
Awards
Ahmad Fogg: NJAC Outstanding Field Athlete, USTFCCCA All-Region long jump, USTFCCCA All-Region triple jump, NJAC First Team long jump, NJAC Honorable Mention triple jump,
Jason Collura: NJAC Honorable Mention distance medley relay
Jack Cordiano: NJAC Honorable Mention distance medley relay
Joseph deBeaumont: NJAC Honorable Mention distance medley relay
Landon Jenter: NJAC Honorable Mention distance medley relay
              
Highlights

• Ahmad Fogg made a huge impact right away as a sophomore transfer, earning multiple all-conference and all-region honors along with a major NJAC award. With national rankings of 25th in the long jump (7.34m) and triple jump (14.54m), Fogg nearly qualified for the NCAA Championships.
• Fogg collected all three of Stockton's individual event wins, with two victories in the long jump and one in the triple jump. The sophomore also was second once and third three times. He registered the top long jump in the Metro Region and ranked fifth in the region in the triple jump.
• Senior Carson Latham capped his indoor career with three school records. Latham set individual marks in the 60m (6.90 seconds) and 200m (21.86 seconds) and also ran a leg for the record-setting 4x200 relay (1:30.14). He ranked sixth in the Metro Region in the 60m and 200m.
• Junior Shane Moore, sophomore Marcellus Malloy and freshman Josh Barreiro joined Latham in setting a new 4x200 record. Malloy and Barreiro were part of Stockton's youth movement and members of the Stockton 4x400 relay team that was ranked fifth in the Metro Region (3:26.56) along with freshmen Jason Collura and Landon Jenter.
• Malloy added a third-place finish in the 200m while Collura and Jenter earned all-conference honors in the DMR along with senior Joseph deBeaumont and junior Jack Cordiano.
• Collura notched the team's fastest 400m time (51.63 seconds) and deBeaumont topped the Ospreys in the 800m (2:00.09) and 1000m (2:40.02). Cordiano ran Stockton's best mile of the season (4:33.77).
• Mike Carfagno led the Osprey throwers with the team's top distances in the weight throw (15.38m) and shot put (13.98m). Carfagno ranked eighth in the Metro Region in the weight throw.
• Dan Squicciarini led the Ospreys in the distance events, posting team bests in the 3000m (9:00.39) and 5000m (16:06.66).