Women's Indoor Track & Field

Johns Hopkins Secures 14th Consecutive CC Championship

Results 

LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins continued its winning streak with a 14th consecutive Centennial Conference women's indoor track & field championship on Sunday at Franklin & Marshall. The Blue Jays compiled 299.5 points on the strength of 11 golds in the 19 events. 

Dickinson placed second in the team standings with 104 points, followed by Swarthmore (73), Ursinus (55) and Gettysburg (51) in the top five. F&M took sixth with 44.5 points, Haverford and Muhlenberg tied for seventh with 40 points apiece, while Bryn Mawr (25) and McDaniel (9) rounded out the team scoring. 

F&M's Lauren Dunnigan was honored as the Track Most Outstanding Performer of the Meet after winning both the 60-meter dash and 60 hurdles. Dunnigan also led off the third-place 4x400 relay for the Diplomats. The sophomore raced to a time of 7.77 in the 60 and 8.84 in the 60 hurdles, just 0.01 off the conference championship record. 

Bartlett won gold in both the long jump and triple jump for the Blue Jays. The senior swept the horizontal jumps with marks of 5.47 meters in the long jump and 11.75 meters in the triple jump to contribute 20 points to JHU's winning team total. 

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Two championship meet records were set during the two-day event. JHU's Erika Ezumba set a new championship mark in the weight throw at 16.83 meters while the Hopkins distance medley relay squad of Emma Kothari, Lianne Saussy, Annie Huang and Adriana Catalano took down the championship record in 11:55.97. 

JHU's 11 golds paced the medal count, while F&M (2), Swarthmore (2), Dickinson (1), Gettysburg (1), Haverford (1) and Muhlenberg (1) also secured first-place finishes. 

Team Scoring 

1. Johns Hopkins, 299.5
2. Dickinson, 104
3. Swarthmore, 73
4. Ursinus, 55
5. Gettysburg, 51
6. Franklin & Marshall, 44.5
7T. Haverford, 40
7T. Muhlenberg, 40
9. Bryn Mawr, 25
10. McDaniel, 9

Event Winners

  • 60: Lauren Dunnigan, Franklin & Marshall, 7.77
  • 60 Hurdles: Lauren Dunnigan, Franklin & Marshall, 8.84
  • 200: Maya Richwine, Muhlenberg, 25.61
  • 400: Annie Huang, Johns Hopkins, 58.41
  • 800: Anastasia Jaycobs, Haverford, 2:21.85
  • Mile: Harrinee Senthilkumar, Johns Hopkins, 4:59.17
  • 3000: Gabrielle Thiry, Gettysburg, 10:19.93 
  • 5000: Bella Stenhouse, Johns Hopkins, 17:56.59
  • High Jump: Trel Trelstad, Swarthmore, 1.59m
  • Long Jump: Sara Bartlett, Johns Hopkins, 5.47m
  • Triple Jump: Sara Bartlett, Johns Hopkins, 11.75m 
  • Pole Vault: Sarah-Caulley Soto, Johns Hopkins, 3.42m 
  • Shot Put: Tate Garcia, Swarthmore, 13.42m 
  • Weight Throw: Erika Ezumba, Johns Hopkins, 16.83m (championship record)
  • 4 x 200 Relay: Dickinson (Chaine, Brown, Kitchin, Olsavsky), 1:46.27
  • 4 x 400 Relay: Johns Hopkins (Arcese, Saussy, Bigelow, Huang), 4:00.63
  • 4 x 800 Relay: Johns Hopkins (Alvarez, Ritzman, Roskowski, Tremba), 9:35.17
  • Distance Medley Relay: Johns Hopkins (Kothari, Saussy, Huang, Catalano), 11:55.97 (championship record)
  • Pentathlon: Claudia Ouimet, Johns Hopkins, 3,328

Most Outstanding Track Performer: Laura Dunnigan, Franklin & Marshall
Most Outstanding Field Performer: Sara Bartlett, Johns Hopkins