Women's results |
Men's results
BOSTON – The Northeastern men's and women's track and field programs completed the three-day IC4A/ECAC Indoor Championships with two top-20 overall finishes, highlighted by a new women's school record on Sunday afternoon at Boston University's Track and Tennis Center.
The Women finished in 15th place with 22 points – 33 points behind this year's champions Hampton. The men ended up in 17th place with 17.50 points – 45 points short of defeating gold finishers Connecticut.
"The IC4A and ECAC meets really give us an opportunity to learn more about how competitive our student-athletes are and I am pleased with what I have seen from those who scored this weekend," said director
Cathrine Erickson.
Sophomore
Brooke Wojeski and rookies
Edlyn Gulama,
Amy Piccolo and
Patrice Williams notched a new school record in the distance medley relay with 11:43.63. The record was set last year during the New Balance Grand Prix (11:50.74). Piccolo later raced the 800m, finishing in sixth place with 2:12.60.
Kyle Darrow completed the 60m dash in 6.88 (seventh place), but his preliminary mark of 6.85 matched the school's indoor record, which was set at last year's New England Championships by teammate
Jared Lane.
In the distance medley relay,
Dan Paiva,
Chris Jewett,
Collin Rowe and
Christian Stafford took home third place with 9:55.91 - earning No. 6 on the school's All-Time Indoor Performance List.
Audrey Weyand racked in a top-10 finish in the 500m with a new personal best of 1:14.44, which still puts her at No. 4 on the NU All-Time Indoor Performance List. Also with top-10 marks were Jordan Samules in the triple jump (third place, 14.30m),
Nicole Genard (fourth place, 8.70) and
Betsy Garnick (ninth place, 8.95) in the 60mH and
Kwame Fordwor in the 200m (seventh place, 21.56).
Ryan Kim registered a personal record in the shot put with 17.21m – fifth place on the day and No. 11 All-Time for indoor performances.
Zoe Taitel earned fourth place in the event with 13.30m.
Hello outdoor season
The Huskies will turn their attention to the indoor season, opening with the Shirley Crowe Multi at Rice University in Houston, Texas on March 15-16.
