ECAC/IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
BOSTON – Sofia Wittmann soared for an All-ECAC mark in the pole vault to capr off the 2022 indoor season on Saturday at the ECAC/IC4A Championships. The UVM women finished in a tie for 37th, while the men finished in tie for 36th. 
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"The men ran really aggressively in the 3k going for record times and fell a little short, but they were very good performances and a strong finish to the season," head coach Matt Belfield said. "Certainly the highlight of the day was Sofia earning All-ECAC in the pole vault. Her seventh-place finish got us a couple points, but doesn't tell the whole story of great a performance it was, coming off a really challenging week. Sofia has become an excellent big-meet performer."

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Wittmann logged a seventh-place finish with an impressive 3.70-meter pole vault. The junior was only 0.05 meters off her career-best mark.
• In the men's 3000-meter run, Wyatt Matyas led the Catamounts with a time of 8:23.22. Davis Cote and Owen Amsden registered times of 8:39.57 and 8:40.07, respectively. Nathan Stine had a time of 8:40.55.

UP NEXT
Vermont track & field opens the outdoor season on Mar. 26, when it visits UMass Lowell. UVM's 2022 outdoor schedule is available online at UVMathletics.com.