Women's Track & Field Routs Binghamton in the Battle of the BUs

Sunday, March 29

Lewisburg, Pa.

11:15 a.m.

Bucknell University

124

Binghamton

Photo by: Isabelle Roes

Women's Track & Field Routs Binghamton in the Battle of the BUs

3/29/2026 7:05:00 PM | Women's Track and Field

LEWISBURG, Pa.- Bucknell head coach Kevin Donner celebrated the first dual win of his Bucknell tenure by routing Binghamton 124-58 in the Battle of the BUs on Sunday. The Orange & Blue won 14 of 19 events and unlocked three top ten Bucknell marks.

Results

"I was very pleased with how both genders competed today," said head coach Kevin Donner. "They won decisive wins over a very good program. We had a long layoff and reloaded with our training the past three weeks and our early season marks in all event areas are as good as ever. I believe we are set up nicely for a very successful outdoor season. We have a strong schedule over the next four weeks in which we should see our marks improve quite a bit."

The throws group won three of four events. Freshman Julia Sobilo headlined in her outdoor debut. The rookie won the discus throw with a toss of 48.49m (159-1), which arrived during her fifth attempt. The mark moved her into third at Bucknell.

Avery Rebar earned the victory in the shot put, throwing 12.40m (40-8.25). Melissa Viellette unlocked the triumph in the javelin throw, tossing 36.11m (118-5). Isabelle Roes placed second in the hammer throw, registering 41.82m (137-2).

Meghan Rentner conquered the 3000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:49.59, which moved her into seventh all-time at Bucknell.

The 4x100-meter relay quartet of Amanda Agambire, Jordan Muraglia, Piper Portacio, and Alexandra Lea zoomed to victory on a time of 47.04 - seventh best at Bucknell and Lea's third time in the top ten as a member of a 4x100 relay team.

The 4x400-meter relay foursome of Gianna Piloto, Alexandra Lea, Abigail Michaelson, and Alexa Goll won the event on a time of 3:51.75.

The jumps crew earned victory in two of the three events. Jordan Muraglia made her outdoor debut with a scorching win in the long jump, leaping 18-10, narrowly missing the top ten list. Megan Baggetta fouled in five of her six events but her one countable jump of 38-4.75 won the long jump. Allie DeMatt finished second in the high jump, clearing 5-1.

The sprints and hurdles group recorded several wins. Noelani Sadler rolled in the 100-meter hurdles, racing 14.39. Portacio ran 25.46 in the 200-meter dash. Raygan Lust raced 56.48 in the 400-meter dash.

Two other runners recorded solid placements. Cami Burkett finished second in the 100-meter dash, logging 12.49. Sadler also placed second in the 400-meter hurdles, racing 1:03.82.

Katrina Torelli won the 1500-meter run on a time of 4:34.63.

Shaelan McNally earned the win in the 800-meter run, logging 2:14.08.

Grace Vives paced the competition in the 5000-meter run, registering a time of 17:28.98.

Bucknell heads to the Colonial Relays next weekend.