TRACK & FIELD NOTEBOOK
Vermont track & field splits up this weekend for two more championships as six women will head to George Mason to compete in the ECAC Championships. The Catamounts will also send a team to compete in the New England Championships at Holy Cross. Live results from ECACs can be found at M&D Timing. Results from New England's will be provided by Harrier Race Management. 

RELATED LINKS
ECAC Championships: Live Results 
New England Championships: Live Results | Schedule

LAST TIME OUT
Last weekend, Vermont traveled to Baltimore to compete in the America East Championships. The men finished eighth with 40 points, while the women finished sixth with 80 points. Jameson Sparks, Lily Porth, and Emma Wapshare earned all-conference finishes in the steeplechase and javelin. The Catamounts had 18 individual point scorers on the women's side and 10 on the men's side. Five of the six relay teams also recorded points. Alex Siaton, Kevin Mills, and Ryleigh Garrow were the three Vermont athletes to record multiple-point finishes, with Garrow recording three. 

ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Porth (1500), Wapshare (Javelin), Abby Martin (Javelin), Clare Kelly (5K), Caroline Deiss (5K), and Samantha Alexander (Discus) will be the six Catamounts competing at George Mason this weekend. 

LAST TIME AT GEORGE MASON
This weekend's trip to Fairfax will not be Vermont's first trip down there this season, as they competed at the George Ebanks Invitational in early April. The Catamounts had six top-five finishes and 19 in the top 10 over two days. Nine athletes recorded their season-best marks during the first trip to George Mason. Wapshare also recorded the seventh-longest javelin throw in Vermont history during the weekend. 

LAST TIME AT THE NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Catamounts had success last year at Holy Cross as the 4x100 relay team of Henry Miller, Andrew Ponessi, Jake Bair, and Siaton set the school record. The men's team tied for 15th with 40 points, while the women's team was 33rd with six points. Vermont had six places inside the top 10, including Sparks, who was fourth in the steeplechase; Jackson Baker, who earned sixth in the decathlon; Kenneth Morrissey, who was ninth in the 800; and Mills, who was 10th in the high jump. 

LAST TIME AT THE ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Andie Cornish logged the Catamount's only point-scoring finish a year ago at George Mason, while Kelly and Deiss were the only current Catamounts to compete.