No. 20 Women’s Track and Field Hosts Sean Collier Invitational

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The No. 20 MIT women's track and field team recorded multiple season-best marks as the Engineers hosted the Sean Collier Invitational on Saturday at the Sherie and Don (1961) Morrison Track at Steinbrenner Stadium.

THE BASICS:

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TOP PERFORMERS – Track Events

100 Meters: JoJo Miller placed third overall with a time of 12.40, meeting the DIII New England standard, while Paige Dzenutis finished 10th in 12.89, also qualifying.
200 Meters: JoJo Miller earned a runner-up finish, clocking 25.33, and Maddy Hon followed closely in third at 25.72, as both met the DIII New England standard. Neva Miller added a 10th-place finish in 26.86, also qualifying.
400 Meters: Shreya Kalyan captured first place with a winning time of 55.86, reaching the DIII New England standard.
800 Meters: Krystal Montgomery won the elite section in 2:09.90, while Erin Hovendon placed sixth in 2:17.88, as both met the DIII New England standard. In the open sections, Jessica Meza won her heat in 2:18.74, and Megan Diulus placed third at 2:22.46, with both qualifying.
1500 Meters: Sarah Hopp was seventh in 4:59.10.
100 Hurdles: Jadyn Grant placed sixth in 15.34, while Rachel Chen finished 14th at 16.34, as both met the DIII New England standard.
4x400 Relay: The MIT quartet of Maddy Hon, Erin Hovendon, Krystal Montgomery, and Shreya Kalyan captured first place with a time of 3:53.02.

TOP PERFORMERS – Field Events

High Jump: Amalia Toutziaridi won the event, clearing 1.63 meters (5'4.25"), a DIII New England mark, while Paige Dzenutis finished fifth at 1.58 meters, also qualifying.
Pole Vault: Hailey Surace captured first place, clearing 3.92 meters (12'10.25"), while Katelyn Howard (3.81m) and Elise Doyle (3.76m) also posted DIII New England–qualifying marks.
Long Jump: Paige Dzenutis placed second with a leap of 5.45 meters (17'10.75"), while Katherine Kempff finished fifth at 5.35 meters, and Rachel Chen placed 10th with 5.16 meters, as all three reached the New England standard.
Triple Jump: Katherine Kempff earned third place with a jump of 11.01 meters (36'1.5"), meeting the DIII New England qualifying mark.
Shot Put: Lily Siegelman led MIT with a fourth-place finish and a throw of 11.11 meters (36'5.5"), a DIII New England mark.
Discus: Macy Brennan placed second with a best throw of 39.97 meters (131'2"), while Lily Siegelman (36.56m) and Olivia Carpenter (36.27m) also recorded DIII New England–qualifying performances.
Hammer Throw: Lilia Ould-Hammou finished second with a throw of 49.33 meters (161'10"), followed by Macy Brennan in third at 48.76 meters and Lily Siegelman in fifth at 46.18 meters, as all three qualified for DIII New Englands.
Javelin: Elaine Wang placed second with a mark of 37.42 meters (122'9"), while Olivia Carpenter (37.20m), Alexa Bohanon (36.71m), and Amelia Bronhard-Yates (33.14m) all reached the DIII New England standard.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:

Kalyan moved to 15th nationally in the 400m with her best time of the season.
Montgomery is now 6th nationally in the 800m.
The MIT 4 x 400m relay ran the 25th best time in the nation.
Toutziaridi moved to the NCAA bubble, as her mark is 26th in the high jump.
Surace, Howard, Doyle each posted season-best marks, with Surace moving inside the top ten and all three inside the top 22.
Ould-Hammou and Brennan are now inside the top 50 in the hammer.

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