
Women's Track & Field Wins Bucknell Team Challenge and Sets Two School Records
4/22/2023 11:57:00 PM | Women's Track and Field
LEWISBURG, Pa.- The Bucknell Bison's women track & field team dominated the Bucknell Team Challenge winning the meet with 227 points far ahead of second place Army's total of 72. The Orange & Blue won nine events and set two school records in the high jump and the 4x100-meter relay. It was senior day and the Bison celebrated all the graduating athletes who accomplished so much for the program. A big thank you to all the student-athletes.Â
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Results
"It was an outstanding meet for both teams," said head coach Kevin Donner. "I thought we had the right mindset for the windy weather earlier in the day and the rainy weather we had after the lightning delay. Two school records for the women is huge (Hull in the high jump and the 4x100-meter relay). Boyce tied the old high jump record as well. Tereska continues to impress in the javelin and I would expect her mark will get her into the NCAA East Preliminary and the same goes with Hull in the high jump."
Recap
It was a banner day for the Bison jumpers. Karen Hull set the school record in the high jump with a leap of 5-8 3/4, overthrowing the previous mark set in 2023 by fellow teammate Abby Kates. Olivia Boyce tied the old record of 5-7 3/4. Hull and Boyce added 10 and 8 points respectively to the Bison coffers. Madeline Lehker placed fifth and added two points on her leap of 4-11 3/4.Â
The 4x100-meter relay "A" team of Bridget Lalonde, Meghan Quinn, Lila Gaughan, and Karen Hull once again shattered the school record in the event. They raced to a time of 46.32 to win the event and earn 10 points for the squad.Â
Brylee Tereska added another laurel to her impressive rookie campaign by winning the javelin throw. Her toss of 151-0 granted Bucknell 10 points and slotted her at seventh in Bucknell history. Riley Beebe, a senior, contributed a veteran's input by providing four points off her fourth place finish. Her threw went for 126-3. Phoebe Blumberg tallied a point on her sixth place mark of 119-10.Â
Mia Bellucci won gold in the 3000-meter run and gave 10 points to the Bison effort. Her time of 9:55.31 not only won the event but inserted her eighth all-time in Bucknell history. Kate Amaddio finished second and added eight points to the team total on her time of 10:09.89. Keeley Misutka notched two points and fifth place with a time of 10:19.26.Â
The 400-meter dash witnessed three Bison runners earning points. Katherine Loew won the event and 10 points on a time of 57.12. Colleen Linko clinched third place and six points with her time of 57.80. Mackenzie Turner earned sixth place and one point on a speed of 59.23.
Three athletes landed in the top five of the shot put. Siobhan O'Sullivan won gold and 10 points on a toss of 44-2. Christine Ajao earned bronze and six points with her throw of 40-5. Avery Rebar grabbed fourth points and four points on a mark of 39-2 1/4.
Meghan Quinn supplied another first place finish to her career in the 100-meter dash. The junior sprinter earned 10 points on a time of 12.06. Lila Gaughan grabbed sixth place and one point with a time of 12.73.Â
Ally Clarke won the 3000-meter steeplechase and 10 points for the team with a time of 10:57.89. Tori Chace nabbed sixth and a point on a mark of 12:09.40.Â
Mariana Engelby brought home gold in the 1500-meter run. The junior runner had a time of 4:44.69 and earned 10 points.Â
The jumpers provided more scoring in the long jump. Karen Hull led the way with her second place finish adding eight more points to the Bison's haul. Her jump reached 17-10 3/4. Lila Gaughan finished fourth on a jump of 17-4 3/4 granting four points to the team. Madison Libby placed fifth on a leap of 17-1 1/4 giving the Bison two points. Abby Eisold rounded out the Bison scorers contributing one point to the team on her sixth place leap of 17-1 1/4.Â
Three runners obtained points in the 800-meter run. Caryn Rippey earned second place and eight points on her time of 2:16.69. Abby Paczewski nabbed fifth and two points with her time of 2:17.83. Hollie Walters tabbed sixth and a point off her time of 2:18.38.Â
Jessie Castellano and Bridget Lalonde finished second and third in the 200-meter dash. Castellano's time of 25.04 provided eight points for the Bison. Lalonde's mark of 25.19 brought in six points for the Bison treasure cove.Â
Two Bison landed points in the hammer throw. Madison McGloin obtained second place and eight points with a toss of 160-1. Anne Glenning finished fifth and notched two points on a heave of 150-11.Â
Karen Hull continued her sensational day by netting second and eight points in the 100-meter hurdles on a time of 14.99. Emily Grubb contributed one point to the cause with her sixth place finish. The junior ran for a time of 15.34.Â
Five Bison scored points in the 400-meter hurdles. Ella Derstine finished the highest placing second and notching eight points on a time of 1:04.65. Maddy Hippensteal notched third and six points on a mark of 1:05.23. Alison Cooke grabbed fourth and four points on a speed of 1:06.38. Mikayla Horvath's time of 1:06.51 finished fifth and provided two points. Abigail Dunne was the final scorer, grabbing sixth and one point on a time of 1:06.76.Â
Karly Renn and Jennifer Scott tied for third place in the pole vault with a clearance of 11-5 3/4. Both performers brought home four points.Â
Lexi Gray notched fifth place and two points in the triple jump on a leap of 36-9.Â
Isabelle Roes finished fifth in the discus throw. Her heave of 125-10 earned the Bison two points.Â
Up Next
The Bison will compete next weekend at the Penn Relays and Maroon and Gold Invitational.Â
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| Finish | Team | Points |
| #1 | Bucknell | 227 |
| #2 | Army | 72 |
| #3 | Saint Francis University | 70 |
| #4 | Lafayette | 58 |
| #5 | Mount St. Mary's | 46 |
| #6 | Binghamton | 44 |
| #7 | Lock Haven | 22 |
| #8 | American | 9 |
| #9 | Bloomsburg | 3 |
Results
"It was an outstanding meet for both teams," said head coach Kevin Donner. "I thought we had the right mindset for the windy weather earlier in the day and the rainy weather we had after the lightning delay. Two school records for the women is huge (Hull in the high jump and the 4x100-meter relay). Boyce tied the old high jump record as well. Tereska continues to impress in the javelin and I would expect her mark will get her into the NCAA East Preliminary and the same goes with Hull in the high jump."
Recap
It was a banner day for the Bison jumpers. Karen Hull set the school record in the high jump with a leap of 5-8 3/4, overthrowing the previous mark set in 2023 by fellow teammate Abby Kates. Olivia Boyce tied the old record of 5-7 3/4. Hull and Boyce added 10 and 8 points respectively to the Bison coffers. Madeline Lehker placed fifth and added two points on her leap of 4-11 3/4.Â
The 4x100-meter relay "A" team of Bridget Lalonde, Meghan Quinn, Lila Gaughan, and Karen Hull once again shattered the school record in the event. They raced to a time of 46.32 to win the event and earn 10 points for the squad.Â
Brylee Tereska added another laurel to her impressive rookie campaign by winning the javelin throw. Her toss of 151-0 granted Bucknell 10 points and slotted her at seventh in Bucknell history. Riley Beebe, a senior, contributed a veteran's input by providing four points off her fourth place finish. Her threw went for 126-3. Phoebe Blumberg tallied a point on her sixth place mark of 119-10.Â
Mia Bellucci won gold in the 3000-meter run and gave 10 points to the Bison effort. Her time of 9:55.31 not only won the event but inserted her eighth all-time in Bucknell history. Kate Amaddio finished second and added eight points to the team total on her time of 10:09.89. Keeley Misutka notched two points and fifth place with a time of 10:19.26.Â
The 400-meter dash witnessed three Bison runners earning points. Katherine Loew won the event and 10 points on a time of 57.12. Colleen Linko clinched third place and six points with her time of 57.80. Mackenzie Turner earned sixth place and one point on a speed of 59.23.
Three athletes landed in the top five of the shot put. Siobhan O'Sullivan won gold and 10 points on a toss of 44-2. Christine Ajao earned bronze and six points with her throw of 40-5. Avery Rebar grabbed fourth points and four points on a mark of 39-2 1/4.
Meghan Quinn supplied another first place finish to her career in the 100-meter dash. The junior sprinter earned 10 points on a time of 12.06. Lila Gaughan grabbed sixth place and one point with a time of 12.73.Â
Ally Clarke won the 3000-meter steeplechase and 10 points for the team with a time of 10:57.89. Tori Chace nabbed sixth and a point on a mark of 12:09.40.Â
Mariana Engelby brought home gold in the 1500-meter run. The junior runner had a time of 4:44.69 and earned 10 points.Â
The jumpers provided more scoring in the long jump. Karen Hull led the way with her second place finish adding eight more points to the Bison's haul. Her jump reached 17-10 3/4. Lila Gaughan finished fourth on a jump of 17-4 3/4 granting four points to the team. Madison Libby placed fifth on a leap of 17-1 1/4 giving the Bison two points. Abby Eisold rounded out the Bison scorers contributing one point to the team on her sixth place leap of 17-1 1/4.Â
Three runners obtained points in the 800-meter run. Caryn Rippey earned second place and eight points on her time of 2:16.69. Abby Paczewski nabbed fifth and two points with her time of 2:17.83. Hollie Walters tabbed sixth and a point off her time of 2:18.38.Â
Jessie Castellano and Bridget Lalonde finished second and third in the 200-meter dash. Castellano's time of 25.04 provided eight points for the Bison. Lalonde's mark of 25.19 brought in six points for the Bison treasure cove.Â
Two Bison landed points in the hammer throw. Madison McGloin obtained second place and eight points with a toss of 160-1. Anne Glenning finished fifth and notched two points on a heave of 150-11.Â
Karen Hull continued her sensational day by netting second and eight points in the 100-meter hurdles on a time of 14.99. Emily Grubb contributed one point to the cause with her sixth place finish. The junior ran for a time of 15.34.Â
Five Bison scored points in the 400-meter hurdles. Ella Derstine finished the highest placing second and notching eight points on a time of 1:04.65. Maddy Hippensteal notched third and six points on a mark of 1:05.23. Alison Cooke grabbed fourth and four points on a speed of 1:06.38. Mikayla Horvath's time of 1:06.51 finished fifth and provided two points. Abigail Dunne was the final scorer, grabbing sixth and one point on a time of 1:06.76.Â
Karly Renn and Jennifer Scott tied for third place in the pole vault with a clearance of 11-5 3/4. Both performers brought home four points.Â
Lexi Gray notched fifth place and two points in the triple jump on a leap of 36-9.Â
Isabelle Roes finished fifth in the discus throw. Her heave of 125-10 earned the Bison two points.Â
Up Next
The Bison will compete next weekend at the Penn Relays and Maroon and Gold Invitational.Â
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