Results
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Junior
Isabel Morse smashed her own school record in the pole vault, notching a height of 3.89 meters (12' 9") to take first place on day one of the All-Atlantic Regional Track and Field Meet at Williams College. That mark currently puts her 15
th in the nation and in strong position to qualify for the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Morse had a previous best height of 3.81 meters (12' 6") on April 19, 2025.
Alexis Lasher,
Lauren Bendall,
Abigail Bowman, and
Samantha Luba ran the second fastest 4x400 time (3:56.98) in school history to take sixth place.
In the 4x100, Lasher,
Alaina Morley,
Jasmine Kendrick and Luba finished sixth in 48.22 to qualify for Friday's final.
The Golden Flyers showed well in the long jump with Morley jumping 5.56 meters (18' 3") for fifth place, while Kendrick was 8
th at 5.48 meters (17' 11 ¾").
Katie Jacques was 13
th with a mark of 5.29 meters (17' 4 ¼").
Luba also qualified for the final in the 100-meter hurdles after clocking a 14.85.
Morley finished 11
th in the 100 in 12.28, while Lasher was 15
th (12.47).
Ella Impaglia had a career-best time of 11:12.73 in the 3,000-meter steeplechase to take ninth place. Sophomore
Bailey Visingard was 14
th in a career-best 11:33.88.
