Women’s Track and Field Earns Decisive Win Over Navy

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December 6, 12AM

at Penn Opener

Women's Track and Field

January 10, 12AM

at Navy Dual

Women's Track and Field

January 17, 12AM

at Quaker Invitational

Women's Track and Field

January 23, 12AM

at Dr. Sander Invitational

Women's Track and Field

January 23, 12AM

at Penn Elite

ANNAPOLIS, MD – The Princeton University women's track and field team put on a display in Annapolis, defeating Navy 103-77. The Tigers set five top-10 school performances en route to victory.

"Collectively, they are learning to fight together not just on meet days, but every day in practice," said head coach Michelle Eisenreich. "They are challenging each other to higher levels of accountability and we are starting to see the pay off."

In the 200 meters, Isabella Hilditch moved into fifth all-time with a time of 24.46, surpassing Grace Lanouette's 24.68 at Scarlet & White in 2020. Lanouette also competed in the event, placing third (25.70).

In the 1000 meters, Caroline Timm went 2:48.98, good enough for eighth all-time. That eclipses Madison Offstein's mark (2:49.02) from the HYPs in 2019. Meanwhile, Fiona Max (2:52.78) placed second.

Emily Garner and Madeleine Wood tied for first in the high jump, both leaping 1.73 meters. That ties both women for fifth all-time in school history.

In the long jump, Casey Burton moves in third all-time with a distance of 5.84 meters, ahead of Aivanna Burton's (5.82m) mark from the 1999 HEPs.

The Tigers went one-two-three in the 800 and the mile. Maggie Hock (2:10.83), Tsion Yared (2:14.70), and Mena Scatchard (2:15.94) took the top three spots in the 800m, while Angie Allen (4:55.49), Abby Loveys (4:57.39), and Lucca Fulkerson (4:57.40) swept the mile.

In the 60 meters, Harlowe Brummett-Dunn (7.77) finished one one-hundredth of a second ahead of Olivia Hee (7.78) for first place.

Charlotte O'Toole (1:16.84) was second in the 500 meters, followed by Paola Rodriguez (1:17.95) in third.

The Tigers dominated in the relays, placing first and third in the 4x400 meter relay. The team of Lauren Harris, Samantha Anderson, Adelaide Asante, and Arianna Smith crossed the finish line first (3:53.29) followed by the team of Paola Rodriguez, Charlotte O'Toole, Emily Philippides, and Mena Scatchard (4:00.79).

In the 4x800 meter relay, the quartet of Abby Loveys, Angie Allen, Lucca Fulkerson, and Fiona Max (9:18.69) secured a first-place finish.

Rounding out the remaining track events, Isabella Hilditch (8.53) nabbed first place in the 60-meter hurdles, Arianna Smith (56.55) took first in the 400 meters and Madeleine Burns (9:43.01) was second in the 3000.

The Tigers found success in the field events with Annika Kelly placing first in the weight throw (18.22 m), Tia Rozario collecting first in the triple jump (11.84 m), and Hanne Borstlap adding a second place tally in the pole vault (3.90 m).

Next up: The Tigers will return to Navy on Friday, January 21st to compete in the Wesley Brown Invitational.

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