BOSTON – The Catamounts picked up four individual event wins at the Dartmouth Invitational Saturday afternoon and two wins in the men's and women's 3000m at the Beacon Invite highlighting a busy weekend of competition for the men's and women's Indoor Track and Field team.
 
RELATED LINKS
Beacon Invite: Results
Dartmouth: Results
URI Multis: Results
 
BEACON INVITE

• Jane Leighton won the 3000m with a time of 9:48.05 for the Catamounts. Clare Kelly placed fourth overall a time of 10:20.66.
• Andrew Crompton also won the 3000m for Vermont with a time of 8:23.79. Crompton defeated the second place finisher by 10.86 seconds.
• Andrew Ponessi finished seventh in the 60 yard dash finishing in a time of 7.15.
• The Catamounts competed well in the women's one-mile run with Andie Cornish finishing fourth in 5:16.53 while Emma Hastings-Crummey finished seventh in 5:35.34 and Shawn Laverty finished eighth in 5:26.47.
• Liam Rittenburg finished 11th in the men's one-mile run in a time of 4:23.37 while James Cilwik finished 12^th in 4:24.08.
• Gabby Rausa finished fifth in the 400 womens dash finishing in 59.76 while Colby Filosa came in eighth in a time of 1:02.29. Nejla Hadzic rounded out the top Vermont runners finishing in ninth with a time of 1:03.42.
• The women's team placed a couple of members in the top five of the 800-meter run, with Charlotte Crum posting a time of 2:18.59 for fourth and Carolyn Doyle finishing in 2:24.20 for fifth.
• In the women's one-mile run Andie Cornish finished in fourth with a time of 5:16.53.
• In the men's 500-meter dash the Catamounts claimed two top-four finishes with Alex Warner coming in second in a time of 1:06.67 while Cameron Kirn finished fourth with a time of 1:07.02.
• Zane Reservitz finished fifth for the Catamounts in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:56.47.
• The combination of Crum, Doyle, Heidi Stewart and Cornish finished in fourth with a time of 4:15.61 in the 1600 women's relay.
• Lauren Triarsi finished second in the Women's high jump at 1.55 meters.

DARTMOUTH

• The Catamounts placed second in both team competitions. The UVM women tallied 79 points, while the men's team posted 18 points.
• The women's team earned several victories in the mid-distance runs. Megan Quade raced to the top spot in the women's 800-meter run, posting a time of 2:27.79. Zoe Orihuel was first in the women's 1000-meter run with a time of 3:21.97.
• In the 3000-meter run, Claire MacDonald, Ava Johnson, and Geneva Cote finished one-through-three with times of 10:58.25, 11:11.41, and 11:12.09, respectively.
• Gavin Houghtaling recorded the top mark in the 3000-meter run with a time of 9:24.61.
• Rachel Barba picked up five points for the Catamounts in the women's 500-meter dash, posting a time of 1:24.61.

URI MULTI EVENTS (FRIDAY)

• Lauren Triarsi placed second in the women's pentathlon at Rhode Island, scoring 3,252 points. The senior earned top marks in the 60-meter hurdles (8.99s) and the high jump (1.63m). Kayla Myers was fifth in the pentathlon with a personal-best score of 3,164 points. The sophomore logged a personal-best 1.63-meter high jump to earn top marks in that event.
• Jackson Baker placed fifth in the men's hepatathlon with a personal-best score of 4,052 points. Baker logged personal-bests in 60-meter hurdles (7.50s), shot put (9.59m), 60-meter hurdles (9.76s), and the 1000-meter run (2:54.54).

 
UP NEXT
The Catamounts will return to action after Winter Break, making the short trip down Route 7 to Middlebury on Jan. 14. Events begin at 11 a.m. at Virtue Field House.