AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS: DAY 2
BOSTON – Several Catamounts collected awards on the final day of the 2023 America East Indoor Track & Field Championships at The Track at New Balance. The UVM women finished sixth in the team competition with 59 points. The UVM men were ninth with a score of 35.5 points.
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"Not the team places we were hoping for, but our teams competed really hard and fought for every point we could get," head coach Matt Belfield said. "Kudos to Andie and Charlotte for their All-Conference performances. Andrew and Charlotte also reminded us of how well our teams balance their athletics with outstanding academics."

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Charlotte Crum registered an All-Conference performance in the women's 800-meter run with a personal-best time of 2:15.99. The senior scored six points for Vermont. Carolyn Doyle also scored for the Catamounts with a time of 2:22.25 and an eighth-place finish. Crum placed eighth in the women's 500-meter run with a time of 1:20.04.
• Andie Cornish raced to third-place in the women's 1000-meter run to secure All-Conference honors. The senior nearly matched her personal record, running a time of 2:56.67.
• Cornish and Hope Tyska both scored in the women's mile run, finishing in sixth, and seventh-place, respectively. Cornish logged a time of 5:11.68 in the run, and Tyska ran a time of 5:12.82 for a new personal record. The duo grabbed five points for the Cats.
• Kenneth Morrissey recorded a fourth-place finish in the men's 800-meter run with a time of 1:54.43. The sophomore picked up five points for the Catamounts with the finish.
• Jane Leighton raced to fifth place in the women's 3000-meter run, recording a time of 10:01.36. The graduate student grabbed four points for UVM.
• Jackson Baker and Henry Miller picked up six points for the Catamounts in the men's heptathlon. Baker finished fifth with a personal-best score 4,266 points. Miller was seventh with a score of 4,179 points.
• The Catamounts grabbed 4.5 points in the men's high jump with scoring marks from Kevin Mills (1.96m) and Pierce DeBoer (1.91m). Mills placed sixth with his new personal-best mark. DeBoer finished a tie for seventh, matching his highest mark.
• Lauren Triarsi was sixth in the women's high jump with a mark of 1.60 meters.
• Andrew Crompton logged a sixth-place finish in the men's 3000-meter run, posting a time of 8:27.98 to score three points for Vermont.
• Gabby Rausa finished sixth in the women's 400-meter finals, running a time of 58.78 seconds.
• Alex Siaton placed seventh in the men's 200-meter dash with a time of 22.11 seconds. The junior placed eighth in the men's 400-meter finals with a time of 51.30 seconds.

MOST OUTSTANDING FIELD PERFORMER

• Lauren Triarsi

ELITE 18

• Charlotte Crum received the America East Elite 18 award for her high achievement on the track and in the classroom. Crum carries a 3.99 GPA in Psychological Science.
• Andrew Crompton also received the America East Elite 18 Award for his academic and athletic achievements. Crompton, a 3.99 GPA in Microbiology, also received the award during the 2022 Cross Country season. 

ALL-CONFERENCE

• Charlotte Crum – 800m
• Andie Cornish – 1000m
• Lauren Triarsi – Pentathlon Champion (Saturday)
• Jane Leighton – 5000m (Saturday)

UP NEXT
Vermont track & field next competes in the ECAC & IC4A Championships in Boston on Mar. 4 & 5. The championships will be hosted at BU Track & Tennis Center.