O'Gorman Earns First Career ASUN Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week Honor

ATLANTA - Aidan O'Gorman has been tabbed as the ASUN Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week after a recording-breaking performance at the RADD Sports College Invitational, as announced by the league office on Wednesday afternoon.

The New Smyrna Beach, Fla., native surpassed his previous personal-best run to clock in a 3000m time right at the eight-minute mark. The time was not only a facility record for the new indoor facility in Gainesville, Fla., but it also broke the UNF program record for the race by six seconds that was set in 1988.

"Aidan [O'Gorman] works hard and meets the work with all of the details necessary for recovery," said head coach Jeff Pigg about his senior runner. "He is fully committed, and I am very proud to see him racing fast already this year. His main goal is outdoor 10,000 meters, but he is evidence that good guys are always good."

ASUN Men's Indoor Athlete of the Week

Aidan O'Gorman
Senior | New Smyrna Beach, Fla.

First career ASUN Men's Indoor Athlete of the Week award.
Notched the 13th all-time indoor weekly athlete honor and was also the ninth individual to win for the Ospreys.
Also won Men's Runner of the Week during 2022 XC season at Missouri.
Set the new UNF indoor track record for the 3000m race at 8:00.42.
Broke 1988 school record in the 3000m that was previously held by Declan Doyle with a time of 8:06.10.
Placed first out of 30 runners from Embry-Riddle and Saint Leo.
Also earned the runner-up spot in the mile earlier this year at the season opener with a time of 4:09.06.