GEORGE DAVIS INVITATIONAL
LOWELL, Mass. – Track and Field wrapped up two days of competition that saw some throwers compete on Friday afternoon while the rest competed throughout the day. The Catamounts put 19 in the top five, with many setting personal bests. 

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Results

COACH'S QUOTE
"We finally had some decent weather in the northeast for a meet today. We had several outstanding performances on the weekend starting off with the women all recording PRs in the hammer throw," said associate head coach Joe Gingras. "Samantha Alexander got us started today with a big throw in the discus making the top 10 all-time. The men's and women's steeplechasers had several PRs and America East top 8 performances led by Jacob Tremblay and Lily Porth. We had strong runs from Ryleigh Garrow and Gabby Rausa in the 100H and 400 respectively. Alex Siaton and Finn Patenaude also put together solid runs in the 200 and hurdles as well. Many other season bests as we get final tune ups for America East in two weeks. Some very solid performances from the women's 1500 and 5000m as well." 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Tremblay won the 3000-meter steeplechase in 9:35.68. 
• Porth ran 11:10.80 in the 3000-meter steeplechase to finish second. The time moves Porth to the eighth fastest in program history. 
• Bennett Harrison-Michaels was second in the steeplechase at 9:36.78. 
• Garrow placed second in the 100 hurdles at 14.98. She finished the high jump tied for sixth. 
• Rausa earned second in the 400 with a time of 58.05. 
• Nejla Hadzic finished second in the 400 hurdles at 1:05.63. 
• Cara Van de Meulebroecke was third in the 3000-meter steeplechase at 11:31.85.
• Alexander threw the discus 42.82 meters to finish third. She now owns the sixth-longest throw in program history. 
• Patenaude was third in the 400 hurdles at 56.18 and fourth in the 110 hurdles at 15.60.
• Siaton was third in the 200 with a time of 22.12 and 11th in the 400 at 50.45. 
• Bridget Kosky triple jumped 10.91 meters to finish third. 
• Nathan Stine ran the 5000 in 15:06.25 to finish third. 
• Alina Staten finished fourth in the steeplechase at 11:34.01. 
• Ava Johnson earned fourth in the 5000 with a time of 18:22.03. 
• Jameson Sparks finished the 5000 in 15:10.43 to earn fourth. 
• Britta Zetterstrom ran 11:37.91 in the steeplechase to finish fifth. 
• Andrew Ponessi was fifth in the 200 at 22.75 and 10th in the 100 at 11.24. 
• Shawn Laverty finished fifth in the 5000 in 18:22.74. 
• Jackson King threw the discus 33.55 meters to finish fifth. 

UP NEXT
Vermont returns to action next week when they head to Durham, N.H., to compete in a pre-conference meet at UNH.