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Women's Track and Field 2/3/2023 11:49:00 PM Joey Madore- Athletic Communications Assistant

Phillips Break Two of Her Own Records at the Division III Invitational

Meet Highlights

Women

Lauren Phillips continues to dominate throughout her sophomore season as she broke her previous school 200-meter record by running a 25.53. That time currently sits in the top 23 in the country and second in the Mid-Atlantic region. She also broke her own record and set a new meet record in the 400 with a time of 56.79. She continues to sit at the top of the country in the 400-meter.
Victoria Kadiri continued her fantastic season as well as she came in first place in three different events. She came away with a 9.41 in the 60-meter hurdles, which gives her another top ten time in school history. She also came in first in the high and triple jump events.
Freshman Emma Kothari impressed in the 800, running a time of 2:19.94 to come in first place in the first time she ran in the event in college. Harrinee Senthilkumar also came away with a top five finish running a 2:22.45.
Sara-Caulley Soto earned first place in the pole vault as she continues to improve her PR throughout the season which now sits at 3.49-meters after Friday's meet. Cassidy Brown and Taryn Silvernale came in right behind her, both reaching a mark of 3.34 meters.
Sara Bartlett came away with a PR in the long jump with a 5.02-meter mark to come in third place in the event.

Men

Arthur Beyer came in second place in the 800-meter with a time of 1:54.70. His time ties him for third all-time in program history for the 800. His time also currently ranks second in the Mid-Atlantic region so far this season.

Conrad Say matched his season best time in the 60-meter coming in fourth place with a time of 7.08, which gives him another top ten time in the event in school history. His PR of 6.98 sits at fourth all-time.
Sophomore Ahmed Elmogi came away with a fifth-place finish in the 200 with a season's best time of 22.55. Fellow sophomore Francisco Ferrara competed in the event and also ran a season's best of 23:03 to come in 13^th in the field.
Josh Lee competed in the 400 for the first time in his career and was impressive coming away with a fifth-place finish with a time of 50.65. Kevin Sommer also finished in the top ten with a season's best time of 51.57.
Freshman Rowan Cassidy came away with a top five finish in the mile run in his first time participating in the event in his college career. He ran a time of 4:22.29. Zach Martin came in 15^th with a PR of 4:28.83.

Up Next

Next up for the Blue Jays is a trip to Boston, MA next weekend as the team will compete in the David Hemery Invitational.

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