Women's Indoor Has Strong Showing At Crowell Open
Photo: Samantha Kosa
Results
WEST POINT, N.Y. – The University at Albany women's indoor
track and field program had a strong start to the 2013 season at the Carlton
Crowell Open, hosted by Army. The Great Danes had six athletes place in the
top three of their events in the first intercollegiate meet of the year.
Sophomore Michelle Anthony paced the Danes in the 60m
hurdles with a 9.00 time, good for second-place.
Freshman Paige Vadnais also placed second in the pentathlon,
accumulating 2,735 points in her inaugural collegiate competition. Vadnais won
the 800m with a time of 2:36.85, while taking second in the shot put (24' 7.25”)
and the high jump (4' 9.5”). Sophomore transfer ToniAnn Werner placed third in
the five-event contest, earning the 60m hurdles win (9.38), while tying Vadnais
for second in the high jump (4' 9.75”).
The field team stood out for the Great Danes, as sophomore
Samantha Kosa finished second in the shot put (42' 3.25”) followed by teammate
Janice Johnson (41' 5.25”) in third.
Junior Ashley Grant also had a solid day with a leap of 5' 5”
in the high jump, placing third.
UAlbany continues the 2013 season next weekend at the
Nittany Lion Challenge at Penn State.