WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Loyola University Maryland women's track and field set two school relay records, and
Senna Ohlsson had a terrific race in the 800 meters, as the Greyhounds wrapped up competition at the Colonial Relays hosted by The College of William & Mary.
Ohlsson finished third in an 800-meter invitational race that saw a 21-year old meet record broken, running 2:08.96. Her time is the best in the Patriot League this season and the second-fastest in school history.
She was the only individual competitor for Loyola in Williamsburg on Saturday as the remainder of the competition for the Greyhounds was in relays.
The 4x200-meter and 4x1,500-meter relay teams set school records while each had top-10 finishes for Loyola.
Heather Merrifield,
Molly Smith,
Devon Terwilliger and
Courtney Kenny took eighth in the 4x200, running 1:44.17 to best the school record of 1:44.17 set in April 2010.
Later in the day,
Grayce Heinemann,
Tara Ryan,
Audrey O'Neill and
Kayleigh Caggiano ran 10:26.46 to break the school 4x1,500 mark set in 2017 at this same meet.
The sprint-medley relay of
Kathleen Shepherd,
Megan Daviero,
Eve Schoenberg and
MaryEllen Woods ran the second-fastest time in school history, taking 11
th on Saturday.
Later, the distance-medley relay of
Kate Ragone,
Gabrielle Silvestri,
Carly Spinnler and
Mary Sutton was 16
th in 12:40.47, the No. 7 time in school history. Loyola's 4x100-meter relay –
Rachel Koller,
Katherine Schramm,
Devon Terwilliger and
Ariana Santo Pietro was 16
th in 49.90.
Several Greyhounds also competed Saturday at the Towson Invitational with
Grace Jansson leading the way with a 10
th-place finish in the 1,500 meters (4:57.03).
Bre Mucius was 15
th in the 100-meter hurdles, running 16.63, while
Danielle Spano was 18
th in the 100 meters with a time of 12.93.
Molly Lahiff led the team in the 400 meters with a 22
nd-place finish in 61.01, while
Sydney Votruba was 34
th in the 800 meters in 2:38.16.
From the men's cross country side, Nathan Galloway had a seventh-place finish in the 1,500 meters, running 4:06.17, while Patrick Cropsey took 15
th in 4:11.67.
Brandon Rossi was 26
th in the 800 meters with a time of 2:02.34, and Sam Williams raced 2:04.91 in the event to finish 33
rd.
