TRACK & FIELD NOTEBOOK
Vermont track & field will compete in the New England Championships (May 12 & 13) and ECAC & IC4A Championships (May 13 & 14) this weekend. The New England Championships will take place at Northeastern's Solomon Outdoor Track in Dedham, Massachusetts. The ECAC & IC4A Championships will be at George Mason Stadium in Fairfax, Virginia.
 
RELATED LINKS
New England Championships: Live Results
ECAC & IC4A Championships: Live Results
 
NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
UVM will be represented by 35 Catamounts at the New England Championships: Carolena Bellini, Sophie Christopher, Ellie Churchill, Geneva Cote, Charlotte Crum, Shea Cushing, Carolyn Doyle, Colby Filosa, Isabelle Fleuette, Nejla Hadzic, Sadie Holmes, Morgan Kelley, Emma Leary, Elizabeth Lembach, Abby Martin, Kayla Myers, Lily Porth, Gabby Rausa, Heidi Stewart, Lauren Triarsi, Hope Tyska, Owen Amsden, Jake Bair, Jackson Baker, Pierce DeBoer, Henry Miller, Kevin Mills, Kenneth Morrissey, Conor Moses, Steven O'Driscoll, Andrew Ponessi, Alex Siaton, Jameson Sparks, Nathan Stine, and Alex Warner.
 
ECAC & IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Catamounts will send a small group to George Mason for the ECAC & IC4A Championships. The entries include Andie Cornish (3000S), Caroline Deiss (5000m), Clare Kelly (5000m), Jane Leighton (1500m), and Andrew Crompton (5000m).
 
JANE'S NCAA BID
Graduate student, Jane Leighton, is currently No. 38 on the NCAA Division I East Outdoor Qualifying List with a mark of 10:25.97. Leighton needs to remain in the top 48 to qualify for the NCAA East First Round (May 24-27) in Jacksonville, Florida.
 
TRIARSI RETAINS THE TITLE
Lauren Triarsi successfully defended her heptathlon title last week at 2023 America East Outdoor Championships. The senior became the first Catamount to win back-to-back America East heptathlon titles. Triarsi posted a career-best score of 4,601 points, which included a personal-best mark in the javelin (28.53m).
 
ALL-CONFERENCE CATS
Triasi led a group of four Catamounts who registered America East All-Conference performances at the conference championships. Kayla Myers was also All-Conference in the heptathlon, posting a third-place finish and personal-best score of 4,095 points. Sophie Christopher logged a third-place finish in the 400-meter hurdles with a personal-best time of 1:04.87. Alex Siaton ran a personal-best time of 21.66 seconds to lock up third place in the men's 200-meter dash.
 
4x400 RECORD
The tandem of Alex Warner, Jake Bair, Cameron Kirn, and Siaton combined for a school-best 4x400-meter relay time of 3:15 on Sunday at the America East Championships. The four Catamounts bested the UVM men's track & field record that was set back in 2019.