Athletics

Men’s And Women’s Track & Field Both Take Second At Carleton Relays

The Gustavus men’s and women’s track & field teams enjoyed a number of quality performances at the 70th Annual Carleton Relays Saturday. The men’s team took second place out of 10 teams with 135 points, while the women also took second out of eight teams with 185 points. St. Thomas won the men’s team competition…

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NORTHFIELD, Minn. – The Gustavus men’s and women’s track & field teams enjoyed a number of quality performances at the 70th Annual Carleton Relays Saturday. The men’s team took second place out of 10 teams with 135 points, while the women also took second out of eight teams with 185 points. St. Thomas won the men’s team competition with 161.5 points, while Macalester won the women’s side with 200 points.

“Today was a beautiful day with the weather and that put us in good spirits,” Head Coach Dale Bahr said. “We set the tone in the 10k and had a lot of really good performances. There were a lot of personal and season bests, and collectively we performed really well and we’re excited to see what we can do with the conference meet coming up in a few weeks.”

Below are the top performances by Gustavus student-athletes:

WOMEN

Pole Vault

  1. Mallory Butchko and Lauren Kershner, 9-6.25

Hammer Throw

  1. Katie Keelin, 154-7

100-meter

  1. Kayla Stowell, 12.72
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  3. Lindsey Schmidt, 13.17
  4. Adonya Gray, 13.22

5000-meter

  1. Emily Sands, 18:32.05

10,000-meter

  1. Megan Weaver, 40:46.58
  2. Sarah Anderson, 40:52.49

Discus

  1. Madison Carlson, 109-1

Javelin

  1. Marisa Morgan, 118-6

200-meter

  1. Stowell, 26.19
  2. Schmidt, 26.73

4×400-meter relay

  1. Schnabel, Hayes, Kristen Mertens, Hayley Anderson, 4:13.67

High Jump

  1. Alex Anderson, 4-9.75

Long Jump

  1. Anna Neeser, 15-7

Triple Jump

  1. Neeser, 32-9

800-meter

  1. Abigail Schnabel, 2:20.81
  2. Lydia Hayes, 2:21.51

100-meter hurdles

  1. Jenna Rieth, 17.41

400-meter

  1. Megan Hill, 1:04.21

400-meter hurdles

  1. Jordan Schwakopf, 1:19.27

1500-meter

  1. Sadie Novak-Klug, 4:57.89
  2. Gabby Passmore, 5:04.08

MEN

110-meter hurdles

  1. Trevor Maxwell, 15.95

400-meter hurdles

  1. Ed ReMine, 56.18

Triple Jump

  1. Alvin Onkware, 44-6.25

5000-meter

  1. Evan Jones, 15:00.88
  2. Thomas Knobbe, 15:04.04

800-meter

  1. Alex Fredrickson, 1:56.10

3000-meter steeplechase

  1. Carston Dammann, 9:46.32

Discus

  1. Michael Hensch, 136-08

Hammer Throw

  1. Hensch, 174-2

4×400-meter relay

  1. Alex Fredrickson, Ben Madigan, Sam ReMine, Ed ReMine, 3:25.09

10,000-meter

  1. John Benson, 32:58.41

400-meter

  1. Sam ReMine, 50.83

4×100-meter relay

  1. Daniel Trentacoste, Sam ReMine, Sean O’Connell, Jack Blaney, 44.22

Pole Vault

  1. Derek Huntley, 13-8.25

Javelin

  1. Hensch, 165-5

Shot Put

  1. Will Neuenfeldt, 42-2.25

High Jump

  1. Huntley, 5-1

200-meter

  1. O’Connell, 23.24

Long Jump

  1. Cameron Jackson, 19-4.25

1500-meter

  1. Ryley Sandberg, 4:05.67

100-meter

  1. Blaney, 11.70

Gustavus returns home next Saturday for the Drake Alternative Meet, which begins at 10 a.m.