NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 2 & ECAC/IC4A Championships Day 1
BOSTON – The New England Championships wrapped up today with the Catamounts having six individual points scorers and a relay team picking up points. The men's team finished in 12th place with 24 points, while the women's team finished in 12th place with 19 points. Vermont competed in the ECAC/IC4A Championships and had one runner move onto the finals while three set top-10 program times. 
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"It is very satisfying to see so many of our athletes still producing lifetime bests at the culmination of the indoor season. Kenny making the final in the 800m in a really good field is tremendous. Alex had another great day at New Englands and scored a bunch of points as well. The women's milers all had huge success and Bridget's scoring in the triple jump was great too," said head coach Matt Belfield. "We've got a few more races tomorrow and I am confident there'll be more things to celebrate then."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Alex Siaton finished second in the 60-meter dash with a time of 6.88, improving his personal best of 6.92 and making him .04 seconds off the record. He also broke the 200-meter school record that he set last week by .03 seconds as he finished third with a time of 21.60. Siaton picked up 14 points for the Catamounts on the day.
• The women's 4x800 relay team of Megan Quade, Heidi Stewart, Emma Hastings-Crummey, and Cara Van de Meulebroecke was fourth at 9:38.97 for five points.
• Kevin Mills was fifth in the high jump with a jump of 1.91 meters for four points.
• Bridget Kosky was sixth in the triple jump with a jump of 11.37 meters for three points.
• Van de Meulebroecke finished the mile in sixth place at 5:08.30 for three points.
• Gabby Rausa was sixth in the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.59 seconds for three points.
• Jameson Sparks was sixth in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:32.63 for three points.
• Pierce DeBoer finished the high jump tied for ninth with a leap of 1.86 meters. He also finished 23rd in the 60-meter hurdle prelims with a time of 9.16 seconds. 
• Kate Kelly was 10th in the triple jump with 11.03 meters.
• Ryleigh Garrow finished the triple jump in 11th with a jump of 11.00 meters. She also finished 20th in the 60-meter hurdle prelims with 9.27 seconds.
• The women's 4x400 meter relay team of Colby Filosa, Nejla Hadzic, Cat Mawn, and Sophia Filali was 12th with a time of 4:06.15. 
• Jackson Baker finished the heptathlon in 13th with 3807 points. 
• Elizabeth Lembach was 13th in the 3000 meters with a time of 10:45.62. 
• William Locke was 14th in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:39.04. 
• Finn Patenaude finished the 60-meter hurdles prelims in 15th at 8.54 seconds. 
• Andrew Taborsak finished the mile in 15th with a time of 4:24.09. 

 
ECAC/IC4A Championships

• Kenneth Morrissey was eighth in the 800-meter prelims with a time of 1:51.88, which moves him from eighth to third on the all-time list for the 800-meter. 
• James Cilwik was 14th in the same race with a time of 1:52.91, which is the sixth fastest in program history. 
• Makenna Alden was 19th in the mile prelims with a time of 5:04.50. 
• Nathan Stine finished the 5000 meters in a personal best of 14:53.08, which was good for 20th place. 
• Elliot Hawley was 21st in the 800-meter prelims with a time of 1:53.87, which makes him the 10th fastest in program history. 
• Alina Staten finished the mile prelims in 5:05.27, which was good for 23rd. 

 
UP NEXT
Vermont will return to the track for the final day of the ECAC/IC4A Championships tomorrow. Clare Kelly, Caroline Deiss, and Lily Porth will compete in the 3000 meters, Morrissey in the finals of the 800 meters, and the men's distance medley relay team will also race.