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Kaylee Caruso long jump 2014

Women's Outdoor Track and Field

Two School Records Fall on Saturday at Maroon and Gold Invitational

COMPLETE RESULTS

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BLOOMSBURG-Two school records highlighted the final meet of the year for the Bloomsburg University women's track and field team on Saturday.
 
In the long jump Kaylee Caruso (Montoursville/Montoursville) continued her outstanding freshman season by setting the school record with a mark of 5.56 meters (18' 3") and capturing first place in the event. Caruso broke her own mark of 5.55 meters.
 
Caruso also took second in the triple jump in 10.87 meters and lowered her PSAC seed team in the 100-meter dash with a mark of 12.73 meters.
 
Also breaking her own school record in the hammer throw was Tayler Harkins (Lansdale/North Penn) with a toss of 45.14 meters (148'1"). Harkins old mark was 44.45 meters. In addition Harkins also finished second in the discus in a throw of 41.05 meters (134'8") and second in the shot put with a toss of 12.06 meters (39'7").
 
Other notable finishes for the Huskies included a first place finish for Alexis Rankin (Hatboro/Hatboro-Horsham) at 800-meters in 2:21.11; a third place finish in 1500-meters run for Kate Dodds (Ambler/Upper Dublin) in 4:55.61; and a second place finish for Angelina Shadwick (Norwood/Interboro) in the 100-hurdles in 15.92 seconds.
 
Also, Kelsey Davis (Bloomsburg/Central Columbia) took first in the pole vault in 3.50 meters (11' 5.75"), while Jocelyn Estrada-Pascual was first in the high jump in 1.60 meters (5'3").
 
During the meet the Huskies took time to honor the senior members of its team: Michelle Merian (Mountain Lakes /Mountain Lakes); Jessica Segeleon (Bridgeville/South Fayette); Bridget McDermott (Glenolden/Cardinal O'Hara); Amanda Darling (Mt. Bethel/Bangor ); Courtney Werner (Hudson, OH/Hudson) and Kelsey Davis (Bloomsburg/Central Columbia).
Track Seniors 2014

 
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