RESULTSSELINSGROVE—A new school record and six new PSAC qualifying marks highlighted the action for the Bloomsburg University women's track and field team at the Crusader Classic at Susquehanna University.
In the hammer throw
Tayler Harkins (Lansdale/North Penn) broke her own school record with a toss of 44.45 meters (145' 10") smashing her old mark of 40. 46 meters. Harkins also had a PSAC qualifying throw in the shot put with a throw of 11.26 meters (36' 11 ½").
The Huskies also had several other new PSAC qualifying marks. Freshman
Kaylee Caruso (Montoursville/Montoursville) qualified in three events. In the long jump she won the event with a mark of 5.28 meters (17' 4"); then won the triple jump by posting a mark of 10.83 meters (35' 6 /12"); and finally finished second in the 100-meter das in 12.75 seconds.
In the 3000-meter Steeplechase both
Vicki Davis (New Ringgold/Schuylkill Haven) and
Lauren Lehman (Mt. Holly Springs/Boiling Springs) ran qualifying times. Davis took first in 11:09.73, while Lehman finished second in 11:38.19.
Three Huskies also had personal best times at 3000-meters with
Keelan McDonald (Chalfont/Central Bucks West) winning the event in 11:01.22, while
Melanie Hanover (Macungie/Emmaus) was second in 11:16.99 and
Marina Eberhart (Hopewell Junction, NY/Arlington) third in 11:20.95. In the discus,
Meghan Hallick (Pottsville/Pottsville Area) had a PR with a throw of 29.30 meters (96' 01").
In the 100-meter hurdles
Haley Kramer (Eagleville/Methacton) finished second in 15.55 to improve her PSAC qualifying mark, while at 1500-meters
Kate Dodds (Ambler/Upper Dublin) improved her PSAC time by running 4:53.87.
In the 400-meter dash
Alexis Rankin (Hatboro/Hatboro-Horsham) took second in 1:00.60, while at 400-meter hurdles
Michelle Merian (Mountain Lakes /Mountain Lakes) took first in 1:09.09 with
Kayla Swartz (Selinsgrove/Selinsgrove Area) second in 1:10.93.
Kelsey Davis (Bloomsburg/Central Columbia) won the pole vault in 3.50 meters (11' 5 ¾")
The Huskies will be in action at Bucknell next weekend.
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