Gioielli jumped up to second on the Northeast Conference leader board in the 800m run thanks to his latest performance at Princeton’s Larry Ellis Invitational. The first-year Blue Devil won his heat at Princeton by crossing the line in 1:51.33. In addition to coming in well under the qualifying standard for the IC4A Championships in May, Gioielli pulled within 0.20 second of NEC event leader Ford Palmer (Monmouth). The rookie runner earned a bronze medal in the 800m during what was his NEC Championship debut back in February.