Tigers Shine at Navy Dual Meet, Winning 104-75

Saturday, January 11

Annapolis, Md.

Princeton University

104

Navy Dual

January 11, 2025 | Women's Track and Field

ANNAPOLIS, MD. – Winning 12 of 14 individual events and one relay, the Princeton women's track and field program defeated Navy in their dual meet on Saturday in Annapolis, Md, 104-75.

Hannah Riggins set a new facility record at the Wesley A. Brown Field House, running the 1000m in 2:45.87. Her time broke the previous record held by Rachel McArthur from Villanova who ran a 2:46.51 in 2019, and she also now ranks third in Princeton history.

In the 500m, Maisha Atkinson ran a blazing 1:12.48 for an all-time program second-best.

The first-year sprinters also excelled at the meet; Brooke Jackson ran the 60m in 7.63 for first place, also winning the 200m with a time of 24.90. Jazmyn Singh won the 400m with a mark of 56.20.

Olivia Martin won the 800m with a time of 2:15.38.

Anna McNatt had a day, winning the mile with a time of 4:50.96 while also running the 3000m in 9:35.85 for first place.

In the field events, Tessa Mudd won the pole vault with a 4.10m mark. In the shot put, Siniru Iheoma took first place with a mark of 14.69, while Layla Giordano took second with a mark of 14.68.

Georgina Scoot won the long jump with a mark of 6.26, while Alyssa Carrigan won the high jump with 1.68, with Madeleine Wood tying for second.

A Princeton team of Maisha Atkinson, Lauren Harris, Lily Parris and Khushi Umesh won the 4x400 relay, running 3:54.10. Harris ran a squad-best 56.93 split.

Setting the tone with another team-wide strong performance, the Tigers were able to showcase their versatility and depth in today's win.

Up Next
The Tigers will be back in action on January 17th and 18th at the Quaker Invitational in Philadelphia.