WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Jamie Adams ran the 100 meters outdoors for the first time as a collegian on Friday, and she put her name atop the Loyola University Maryland record book in the event.
 
The freshman broke the school record in the 100, running a wind-legal time of 11.99 to become the first woman in school history to run a sub-12 second race. She eclipsed the previous best of 12.23 by Rachel Koller in 2021. Ada
 
After Adams finished eighth in the 100, she came back to finish fifth in the 200 meters, running 24.24 seconds. The time would have been a school record, but it came with a tailwind of 2.7 to make it wind-aided.
 
Lauryn Clarke also put her name onto the top times list at Loyola in the 100, crossing the line in 12.51 seconds, good for fifth all-time and 35^th overall on Friday. She is the third-fastest Loyola runner in the event after Adams and Koller.
 
Carly Spinnler finished 15^th in the 800 meters with a time of 2:19.80, while Isabella Coleman (2:24.41) and Amaya Cunningham (2:31.98) were 42^nd and 60^th, respectively.
 
 
Meghan Leonard took 33^rd in the 1,500 meters, running 4:53.79 to lead four Greyhounds in the event. Lauren Riddle was two spots back in 4:53.96, while Norah Affanato was 64^th in 5:01.93, and Lily Angluin took 79^th in 5:15.18.
 
Sammie Spargo took 26^th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a finish of 12:02.68, and Kyle Maddalena was 22^nd in the unseeded 5,000 meters in 18:51.51.
 
Madelyn Richard (56^th, 13.07) and Jessica Boos (62^nd, 13.34) followed Adams and Clarke in the 100 meters, while Caroline O'Connell (68^th, 27.49) and Ava Dunn (70^th, 27.75) also ran in the 200.
 
Olivia Malley finished 13^th in the 400 meters with a time of 57.56, and Ajia Morrison took 43^rd in 60.40.
 
Taylor McHugh finished 26^th in the 400-meter hurdles in 68.51, while Lauren Gerow was 38^th in the event in 71.98.
 
Multiple Loyola men's cross country runners competed at the relays. Dillon Harding and Camden Spring were 40^th and 41^st in the unseeded 5,000 meters with times of 15:29.87 and 15:31.04, respectively.
 
Results from Saturday night's invitational events will be included in Saturday's recap.