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Saturday, January 24
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Women's Track and Field Set for Penn Elite
January 22, 2026 | Women's Track and Field
Dr. Sander Scorcher
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | New York City
Live Results
Penn Elite
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Looking to add to its string of early season top performances, the Princeton men's track and field team will compete at the Penn Elite on Saturday, Jan. 24, with some of the squad splitting for the Dr. Sander Invitational on Friday (Jan. 23) and Saturday.
With the Tiger throws squad heading to the Armory, the rest of the team will head back to Philadelphia for another meet against some of the nation's top competition.
Last weekend, the Tigers visited the Ott Center for the Quaker Invitational. Greg Foster headlined the day by breaking a 36-year-old Ivy League record in the long jump.
His mark of 8.07m / 26-5.75" ranks second in the NCAA. For his performance, Foster was named Ivy League Athlete of the Week on Tuesday.
Three other Tigers also set meet records, with Jackson Clarke and Jadon Spain running 6.70 and 6.75 in the 60m prelims. In the shot put, Joe Licata set a new meet record as he threw 19.06m / 62-06.50".
The Tigers enter the 2025-26 indoor track season chasing a third-consecutive Ivy League Triple Crown. This Fall, the Tigers continued their streak of success as they won the 2025 cross country championship.
Last year, Princeton completed its 12th all-time and second-consecutive Triple Crown by winning the 2025 Outdoor Heps Championship.
In the indoor season, Princeton dominated, claiming the Ivy title by a margin of 85 points. Across the meet, the Tigers had seven individual Ivy Champions and two relay wins.
Of last year's indoor individual champions, four will return in Joe Licata (SP), Greg Foster (LJ), Jackson Clarke (200m) and Joey Gant (400m).
The entire 4x400 champion squad of Kavon Miller, Jonathan York, Karl Dietz, and Xavier Donaldson also returns, alongside Collin Boler of the 4x800 championship team.
The Tigers are led by Jason Vigilante, in his third year at the helm. Since being named the head coach, Vigilante has led the Tigers to two Triple Crowns. He was named the 2025 Outdoor Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year, and the 2025 Indoor and Outdoor Ivy Coach of the Year.
Penn Elite
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Looking to build on some strong early-season performances, the Princeton women's track and field team will head back to the Ott Center in Philadelphia for the Penn Elite this weekend.
The meet will feature a field of top national opponents, with multi-event athletes Ava John and Lotte Gretzler beginning Friday before the full squad competes on Saturday.
Last weekend, the Tigers had an outstanding day in Philadelphia for the Quaker Invitational. Georgina Scoot set a new Ivy League record in the triple jump, clearing 13.47m/44' 2.5". Her mark is a current NCAA best.
For her performance, Scoot was named the Ivy League Athlete of the Week on Tuesday,
Alex Kelly also put up another solid performance, just a week after setting a new school record in the long jump. This time, in the triple jump, she cleared 13.22m / 43' 4.5" for an Ivy League all-time second best and a current NCAA #5.
The Tigers, the defending Ivy League Triple Crown Champions, look to continue a streak of success this year after winning the 2025 cross country championship to kick off this academic year.
Last May, the Tigers completed their third Triple Crown and first since 2011 as they won the Ivy League Outdoor Heps Championship.
In the 2025 indoor season, the Tigers cruised to victory, making history as they scored in every event. Princeton claimed seven individual champions and a 4x800 relay win.
Champions returning to the track this indoor season include Julia Jongejeugd (pentathlon), Angela McAuslan-Kelly (WT), Georgina Scoot (TJ), Kelly (LJ), and Hannah Riggins (1000m). Stella Vieth and Maddie Cramer, two members of the 4x800 squad, also return this year.
The Tigers are led by Head Coach Michelle Eisenreich, in her 10th season at the helm. Eisenreich earned two Ivy League Coach of the Year awards last year in the indoor and outdoor track seasons. The Triple Crown was the program's first under her leadership.
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | New York City
Live Results
Penn Elite
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Looking to add to its string of early season top performances, the Princeton men's track and field team will compete at the Penn Elite on Saturday, Jan. 24, with some of the squad splitting for the Dr. Sander Invitational on Friday (Jan. 23) and Saturday.
With the Tiger throws squad heading to the Armory, the rest of the team will head back to Philadelphia for another meet against some of the nation's top competition.
Last weekend, the Tigers visited the Ott Center for the Quaker Invitational. Greg Foster headlined the day by breaking a 36-year-old Ivy League record in the long jump.
His mark of 8.07m / 26-5.75" ranks second in the NCAA. For his performance, Foster was named Ivy League Athlete of the Week on Tuesday.
Three other Tigers also set meet records, with Jackson Clarke and Jadon Spain running 6.70 and 6.75 in the 60m prelims. In the shot put, Joe Licata set a new meet record as he threw 19.06m / 62-06.50".
The Tigers enter the 2025-26 indoor track season chasing a third-consecutive Ivy League Triple Crown. This Fall, the Tigers continued their streak of success as they won the 2025 cross country championship.
Last year, Princeton completed its 12th all-time and second-consecutive Triple Crown by winning the 2025 Outdoor Heps Championship.
In the indoor season, Princeton dominated, claiming the Ivy title by a margin of 85 points. Across the meet, the Tigers had seven individual Ivy Champions and two relay wins.
Of last year's indoor individual champions, four will return in Joe Licata (SP), Greg Foster (LJ), Jackson Clarke (200m) and Joey Gant (400m).
The entire 4x400 champion squad of Kavon Miller, Jonathan York, Karl Dietz, and Xavier Donaldson also returns, alongside Collin Boler of the 4x800 championship team.
The Tigers are led by Jason Vigilante, in his third year at the helm. Since being named the head coach, Vigilante has led the Tigers to two Triple Crowns. He was named the 2025 Outdoor Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year, and the 2025 Indoor and Outdoor Ivy Coach of the Year.
Penn Elite
Fri. & Sat., Jan. 23-24 | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Looking to build on some strong early-season performances, the Princeton women's track and field team will head back to the Ott Center in Philadelphia for the Penn Elite this weekend.
The meet will feature a field of top national opponents, with multi-event athletes Ava John and Lotte Gretzler beginning Friday before the full squad competes on Saturday.
Last weekend, the Tigers had an outstanding day in Philadelphia for the Quaker Invitational. Georgina Scoot set a new Ivy League record in the triple jump, clearing 13.47m/44' 2.5". Her mark is a current NCAA best.
For her performance, Scoot was named the Ivy League Athlete of the Week on Tuesday,
Alex Kelly also put up another solid performance, just a week after setting a new school record in the long jump. This time, in the triple jump, she cleared 13.22m / 43' 4.5" for an Ivy League all-time second best and a current NCAA #5.
The Tigers, the defending Ivy League Triple Crown Champions, look to continue a streak of success this year after winning the 2025 cross country championship to kick off this academic year.
Last May, the Tigers completed their third Triple Crown and first since 2011 as they won the Ivy League Outdoor Heps Championship.
In the 2025 indoor season, the Tigers cruised to victory, making history as they scored in every event. Princeton claimed seven individual champions and a 4x800 relay win.
Champions returning to the track this indoor season include Julia Jongejeugd (pentathlon), Angela McAuslan-Kelly (WT), Georgina Scoot (TJ), Kelly (LJ), and Hannah Riggins (1000m). Stella Vieth and Maddie Cramer, two members of the 4x800 squad, also return this year.
The Tigers are led by Head Coach Michelle Eisenreich, in her 10th season at the helm. Eisenreich earned two Ivy League Coach of the Year awards last year in the indoor and outdoor track seasons. The Triple Crown was the program's first under her leadership.
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