NEW YORK – Jamie Adams continued her outstanding freshman season on Saturday, running the second-fastest 200-meter time in school history as the Loyola University Maryland track and field team wrapped up its weekend of competition at the Nike Track & Field Center at The Armory in the Scarlet Knights Open.
 
Adams crossed the line in 24.63 seconds to finish seventh, just over a tenth of a second behind her school record in the event. She now holds the four fastest times in school history.
 
Abby Potticary led four Loyola women in the 3,000 meters, running 10:36.29 to finish 27^th. Lauren Riddle was just behind in 29^th (10:44.49), and she was followed by Kylie Maddalena (35^th, 10:57.93) and Sammie Spargo (41^st, 11:04.70).
 
The 4x400-meter relay of Ajia Morrison, Meghan Leonard, Adams and Olivia Malley was sixth in 3:55.73; the Greyhounds' other entry – Ainsley Jodlbauer, Caroline O'Connell, Carly Spinnler and Melanie Torales – took 16^th in 4:10.79.
 
Rachel Arwood was the Greyhounds lone entrant in the 800 meters, taking 52^nd in 2:28.94, while Madelyn Ricard was also solo in the 60 meters, running 8.08 seconds.
 
Six other Loyola women ran in the 200 meters: Taylor McHugh (57^th, 27.16), Ricard (61^st, 27.37), Ava Dunn (66^th, 27.81), Jodlbauer (68^th, 28.14), O'Connell (70^th, 28.20) and Onyinyechi Kenine (84^th, 30.05).
 
Loyola returns to New York City next weekend to compete in the Big Apple Classic at the Ocean Breeze Track Complex in Staten Island.