OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Nelly Cruz and Sammie Spargo won the 100-meter hurdles and the 3,000-meter steeplechase for Loyola University Maryland track and field on Friday at the Stevenson Invitational.
 
Cruz became the fifth-fastest woman at Loyola in the 100 hurdles, winning a wind-legal 15.65 seconds to claim the victory.
 
Spargo finished first in the steeple, racing to a time of 12:06.60.
 
Lauren Gerow gave the Greyhounds a second-place finish in the 400-meter hurdles, clocking 69.05.Chelsea Ayitey-Adjin finished sixth in the 400 meters in 65.89.
 
Kiera Udell led three Loyola runners in the 800 meters, finishing sixth in 2:25.08, while Claire Dalsass was ninth in 2:27.45 and Maeve Lowther was 15^th in 2:32.95.
 
Udell had another sixth-place finish in the 1,500 meters, running 5:00.11. Kylie Maddalena was eighth in 5:03.99, and Kasey Boag took 10^th (5:08.90). Maddie Hyde was a spot back (5:15.82), and Kaitlyn Casas was 16^th (5:22.64).
 
Elizabeth Gallagher finished fourth in the 200 meters (28.26), and Caroline O'Connell finished eighth (28.70). Gerow was 14^th (29.89 and Onyinyechi Kenine finished 16^th (30.05). O'Connell took 10^th in the 100 meters (13.70), and Kenine was 13^th (14.32).
 
Five members of the men's cross country team raced in the 1,500 meters with Camden Spring leading the way (4^th, 4:13.08). Dennis McNamara was 9^th (4:18.93), Ailin Oberlies 10^th (4:20.79), Matt Bradley 11^th (4:27.82), Dylan Jock 14^th (4:29.03) and Ryan Melendez 19^th (4:42.74).
 
Isabella Coleman ran on Friday night at Princeton University's Larry Ellis Invitational where she was 22^nd in the 1,500 meters in 4:41.17. Several other Greyhounds will compete at the event on Saturday.