Bison Women Notch Multiple Top Ten Marks on First Day of Penn Relays

Thursday, April 23

Philadelphia, Pa.

9 a.m.

Bucknell University

Penn Relays

Bison Women Notch Multiple Top Ten Marks on First Day of Penn Relays

4/23/2026 10:42:00 PM | Women's Track and Field

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.- Bucknell women's track & field started the first day of the historic Penn Relays on Thursday by establishing three new top ten distance marks in program history.

Results

Meghan Rentner continued her magnificent 2026 outdoor season with another top ten mark. She slotted 22nd in the 3000-meter steeplechase but her time of 10:30.31 ranked second all-time at Bucknell. Rentner entered the day at seventh all-time at Bucknell.

One week after shattering her mother's school record in the 3000-meter run, Kailey Granger added another top ten mark to her resume by running 35:48.86 in the 10,000-meter run. Under the lights at historic Franklin Field, Granger competed successfully against a field full of Power 4 and other regional powerhouse runners. She finished 14th and her time moved her into seventh all-time at Bucknell.

Caryn Rippey placed 44th in the 5000-meter run but more importantly her time of 16:43.45 slotted her seventh all-time at Bucknell. The Bison have had five runners enter all-time top ten marks in the event this season.

Madison Fowler placed sixth in the college hammer throw competition. The Bison sophomore posted marks in all six attempts and her best throw of 54.69m (179-5) arrived in her third attempt.

Bucknell resume competition tomorrow with a series of relay and field events.