PISCATAWAY, NJ. – Three Catamounts finished in the top-five of the women's 5000m at ECAC Championships to open Conference events. Isabella Fryer and Caroline Deiss both stepped into the top-five all-time with their results.
 
RELATED LINKS
ECAC/IC4A Results
George Davis Invitational Results
 
COACH'S QUOTE
"Some outstanding performances today here in New Jersey. Getting points we weren't seeded for is always a nice bonus, so Erin Geib's hammer throwing was a highlight of the day for sure. Sydney making it to tomorrow's finals of the 100 meters in her first sub-12 second clocking was tremendous. The 5K women generated some historically good times and the men scored a bunch of points in the 5K too. Was excited about the women's Steeplechase as well. Eli has been steady in the Discus and I think that school record throw is coming soon.  Ty's 100 was super-fast too. A lot more PRs, too many to list, so it was a pretty good day."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
ECAC/IC4A Championships

• In the field Erin Geib started the day for the Vermont women in the Hammer Throw with a point at 47.03m in eighth.
• Ryleigh Garrow just missed out on the points in tenth for Vermont in the High Jump at 1.58m.
• In the women's javelin toss Emma Wapshare picked up two points in seventh place with a 43.20m toss.
• In his best time of the outdoor season the 400m Nate Wanger grabbed 13^th at 49.25 seconds.
• In the women's 100m hurdles Garrow posted a 14.40 to finish in tenth.
• Dillon Stoeffler nabbed a point in the men's 800m with a time of 1:54.72 to finish eighth.
• Sydney Greenidge qualified for the women's 100m dash on Sunday with a qualifying time of 11.96 seconds to race on Sunday. Her time is the second fastest in Catamount Outdoor history.
• In the men's 1500m Will Just collected sixth points in third place and a podium finish at 3:54.00
• Hope Tyska and Britta Zetterstrom added points for the women in the steeplechase. Tyska finished fourth at 11:16.89 and Zetterstrom right behind in fifth at 11:20.94.
• More points for the Catamount men were scooped up in the 5000m with a podium finish from Tommy Wolfe clocking a 14:50.09. William Locke added four points in fifth place with a 14:51.31.
• There were Catamounts all over the women's 5000m finish. Bella Fryer lead the way with eight points in second with a time of 16:53.63. Caroline Deiss was less than second behind in second at 16:54.41 with six more points. Siena Stanley completed the Vermont point scorers in fifth at 17:12.92. Fryer is now fourth quickest in Catamount history with Deiss right behind in fourth.
• Eli Lammi completed the day-one, point scorer's for Vermont with a sixth-place finish in the men's discus throw to add four points with a 48.33m toss.

 
George Davis Invitational

• Zak Metzger finished second in the men's two-mile run at 9:32.78 to lead top-five finishers Daniel Brennan (9:36.63) in fourth and Harrison Goncher (9:42.59) in fifth.
• In the women's 3000 Hannah Devine placed sixth at 10:48.92.
• Patrick Mozden was victorious in the steeple chase to lead the Catamount men. He crossed the line at 9:25.51. Teddy Tremblay finished fourth at 9:54.05 and freshman classmate Nate Swanson in fifth at 9:58.91.
• The Catamounts added a third place finish in the women's steeplechase from Sloane Selenis posting a 12:24.23.
• It was a third-place finish for James Cilwik in the men's 1500 run with a time of 3:58.32. Evan Cline added a top-10 at 4:02.49.
• Rachel Barba added another win for Vermont in the women's 800 dash clocking a 2:12.92.
• It was a top-10 in the women's 5000m for Cassandra Royer who crossed the line at 10:53.28.
• Tremblay was in the top-10 again in the men's 5000 in seventh at 16:02.43.
• The Vermont team of Barba, Margaux Boyer, Lily Campbell, and Avery Murphy placed third in the women's 4x400 relay with a time of 4:15.56.
• Ava Buske added a top-five finish in the pole vault clearing 3.15m to place fifth.
• It was another fifth place finish for Jacob Schindler in the men's pole vault at 4.15m.

UP NEXT
The Catamounts continue in the IC4A and ECAC Championships on Sunday morning. Action begins at 11:45 a.m. and results can be followed live at go.uvm.edu/ic4aecac. 
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