Princeton Hosts Sam Howell Invitational on Friday

Friday, April 6

Princeton, N.J.

10:00 a.m.

Princeton University

Sam Howell Invitational

April 05, 2018 | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

SCHEDULE

ACCEPTED ENTRIES & LIVE RESULTS

RECORDS

DIRECTIONS

PARKING

The Princeton track & field teams will host the Sam Howell Invitational on Friday, April 6 at Weaver Stadium. The meet, initially scheduled for both Friday and Saturday, has been condensed due to impeding weather. Declarations were re-opened and closed on Thursday afternoon. Accepted entries, a link to live results will be posted here as soon as they are available.

With just two meets under its belt, the Princeton squads have already posted impressive marks.

Sophomore Joey Daniels ranks 17th in the NCAA in the 110-meter hurdles with a 13.88 run at North Florida. Senior Garrett O'Toole put up a 14:06.13 last weekend at the Raleigh Relays in his first outdoor 5k to sit 35th, and sophomore Conor Lundy isn't far back in 42nd with a 14:07.99. Fellow distance runner senior Noah Kauppila clocked a 3:47.27 at the Raleigh Relays to rank 47th. Senior August Kiles looks to make a return to the NCAA Championships, as he currently is 24th with a 5.23 on his only time out this spring at North Florida. Another contender is junior Adam Kelly who threw a 69.68 at North Florida - the eighth best throw in the country thus far.

Juniors Allie Klimkiewicz and Brighie Leach rank 24-26 in the East in the steeplechase after posting times of 10:33.84 and 10:36.10 last weekend at the Florida Relays. Junior Alie Forduce and sophomore Devon Block-Funkhouser are both 43rd in their respective events. Fordyce ran the fastest time for the Tigers at the Florida Relays last weekend at 4:26.72 while Block-Funkhouser finished the 400 hurdles in 1:00.94 at North Florida. Junior Anna Jurew's time of 2:09.67 at Florida ranks her 44th in the East. Senior Kennedy O'Dell has two quality marks, ranking 40th in the hammer at 56.58 and 49th in the discus at 47.80. In the javelin freshman Rylie Pease's throw of 44.69 puts her in 34th place.