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Women's Track and Field Earns Two All-East Selections on Final Day of ECAC Championships
3/8/2020 4:57:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
Kaitlin Salisbury and Karly Forker Each Garner Distinction
BOSTON – Kaitlin Salisbury earned All-East honors for the second straight year in the 60 in placing fourth overall (7.58) as Bucknell wrapped up the ECAC Championships on Sunday afternoon.
Bucknell (20.25) finished 18th at the meet, one spot behind Columbia (21), and one place ahead of Central Connecticut (18). Towson won the meet (63) narrowly over Connecticut (59), with Albany (58), William & Mary (43), and Hampton (41) comprising the rest of the top five.
"It was another nice day for the women," said Head Coach Kevin Donner. "Forker ran a nice 1000 for All-East, and our DMR of Lussier, Lalonde, Ryan, and Kubinski got in some good experience. This weekend was a moral victory for our women after a rough league meet, and it kickstarts our spring outdoor season on a high note."
Results
Salisbury, the defending Eastern Champion in the event, earned All-East honors for the second straight year after taking fourth in the finals (7.58) behind Crystal Johnson and Christina Riggins of Towson, and Chidinma Matthew of Albany.
Karly Forker also earned All-East recognition by placing fifth in the 1000 (2:52.62), improving upon her personal-best set on Saturday, and remaining eighth on Bucknell's all-time list.
The distance medley relay squad of Camille Lussier, Bridget Lalonde, Kaitlin Ryan, and Lucie Kubinski finished 14th overall (12:01.99).
Delia Sipe (25th, 40-10.25) also competed in the shot put one week after breaking the school record in the event in finishing second at the Patriot League Championships.
Bucknell will have a week off competition before heading to the USF Invitational on March 21-22 to open the outdoor season.
Bucknell (20.25) finished 18th at the meet, one spot behind Columbia (21), and one place ahead of Central Connecticut (18). Towson won the meet (63) narrowly over Connecticut (59), with Albany (58), William & Mary (43), and Hampton (41) comprising the rest of the top five.
"It was another nice day for the women," said Head Coach Kevin Donner. "Forker ran a nice 1000 for All-East, and our DMR of Lussier, Lalonde, Ryan, and Kubinski got in some good experience. This weekend was a moral victory for our women after a rough league meet, and it kickstarts our spring outdoor season on a high note."
Results
Salisbury, the defending Eastern Champion in the event, earned All-East honors for the second straight year after taking fourth in the finals (7.58) behind Crystal Johnson and Christina Riggins of Towson, and Chidinma Matthew of Albany.
Karly Forker also earned All-East recognition by placing fifth in the 1000 (2:52.62), improving upon her personal-best set on Saturday, and remaining eighth on Bucknell's all-time list.
The distance medley relay squad of Camille Lussier, Bridget Lalonde, Kaitlin Ryan, and Lucie Kubinski finished 14th overall (12:01.99).
Delia Sipe (25th, 40-10.25) also competed in the shot put one week after breaking the school record in the event in finishing second at the Patriot League Championships.
Bucknell will have a week off competition before heading to the USF Invitational on March 21-22 to open the outdoor season.
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