BOSTON— Vermont track and field wrapped up the NEICAAA championships today. The men picked up four points to finish 23rd, while the women were 18th with three. The Catamounts also competed in the second day of the ECAC/IC4A championships, where the men are tied for second with 21 points, and the women are 13th with six points.
 
RELATED LINKS
ECAC/IC4A Results
NEICAAA Results
 
COACH'S QUOTE
"Alex broke what I consider to be the toughest indoor record left for him to get.  His start was excellent and he set himself up well for tomorrow's final. We had a bunch of PRs and several other folks qualify for finals…including our defending AE champs in the Mile," said head coach Matt Belfield. "Also want to celebrate Jameson's scoring performance at New England's with a big personal best as well. I'm pleased with the mental toughness the teams are showing after a long indoor season…one more big day to go before break."
 
NEICAAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

• Jameson Sparks was fifth in the mile at 4:14.61.
• Patrick Mozden was 10th in the mile at 4:24.04.
• Jonathan Hills was 23rd in the 3000 with a time of 9:15.67.

 
ECAC/IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS

• Alex Siaton advanced to the finals in the 60 meters by winning the semifinals with a school-record time of 6.81.
• Jackson King was second in the heptathlon with 4483 points.
• Vaughan Larkin was third in the heptathlon with 4408 points.
• Eben Mosher was fourth in the heptathlon with 3897 points.
• James Cilwik was fourth in the mile prelims with a time of 4:08.38, which qualifies him for tomorrow's final.
• Sophia Filali qualified for the 500-meter finals by placing fifth at 1:17.86.
• William Locke placed seventh in the 5000 meters with a time of 14:49.17.
• MegAnne Gilmore ran 4:58.59 in the mile prelims to finish eighth and qualify for tomorrow's final.
• Ryleigh Garrow tied for ninth in the high jump at 1.58 meters.
• Morgan Ryan placed ninth in the pole vault with a vault of 3.25 meters.
• Kyle Hoffman was 11th in the 400 prelims with a time of 48.74, which is the third fastest in program history.
• Lukaas Nales was 12th in the 400 prelims with a time of 48.78.
• Jake Voynar was 13th in the long jump with a jump of 6.46 meters.
• Ryleigh Garrow was 13th in the 60-meter hurdle prelims with a time of 9.31.
• Tyler Castillo placed 15th in the 60-meter semifinals after running the 10th fastest time in program history in the prelims at 7.06.
• Tommy Wolfe placed 15th in the 5000 with a time of 15:16.26.
• Isabella Fryer ran 5:01.11 in the mile prelims to come in 17th.
• Bennett Harrison-Michaels came in 17th in the 5000 with a time of 15:33.76.
• Knute Linehan placed 18th in the long jump with a jump of 5.96 meters.
• Sawyer Beck came in 18th in the 500-meter prelims with a time of 1:07.42.

 
UP NEXT
Vermont will return to action tomorrow for the final day of the ECAC/IC4A championships.
 
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