Meets: Bobbi J. Palma UAlbany Spring Classic; Virginia Challenge
Locations: University Field in Albany, N.Y.; Lannigan Field in Charlottesville, Va.
Team Scores: No team scoring
Short Story: Anika Hibbard's school record in the women's high jump highlights a two-meet weekend heading into next week's Penn Relays.
Spring Classic
- Alexandria Payne placed second in the women's heptathlon, scoring 4,491 points, surpassing the previous freshman record of 4,152 set in 2016 by Letti Hibbard; L. Hibbard placed third with 4,333 points, Tori Reid placed fourth with 4,283 points, and Stephanie Hyde placed seventh with 3,910 points
- Najee Taylor placed fifth in the men's decathlon, scoring 4,945 points; Jamel Edwards placed seventh with 4,381 points
- The women's 'A' 4x100m relay team placed first in 46.19; the 'B' team placed second in 47.61
- The men's 4x100m relay team placed first in 41.22
- Samantha Rutt placed second in the women's 1,500m in 4:45.66
- Jake Johnson won the men's 1,500m in 4:03.89; Charlie Ragone placed second in 4:03.93, and Jonathan Messler placed eighth in 4:14.00
- Sophie Myers won the women's 100m hurdles in 13.74; Chibugo Ike placed second in 14.01, Asia Jinks placed third in 14.22, Hailey Thornton placed fourth in 15.70, and Kaylen Mercado placed sixth in 16.59. All times were wind-aided.
- Dawshawn Williams won the men's 110m hurdles in 14.72; Devon Willis placed second in 14.81. All times were wind-aided.
- Matthew LeLiever placed second in the men's 400m in 48.89; Malik Boyd-Postel placed third in 51.38
- Jahari Coleman won the women's 100m in 12.03; Lynda Brundige placed second in 12.10, Mariam Magassouba placed third in 12.35, EJ Onah placed fourth in 12.54, and Kai Smith placed fifth in 13.56
- Jowell Dixon placed third in the men's 100m in 11.03; Boyd-Postel placed seventh in 11.38 (11.32 in prelims). Jan Michael Gutierrez Almedina qualified first overall in 10.73, but did not run finals
- Solange Wright won the women's 800m in 2:18.25; Kirsten Kaminski placed second in 2:19.04, and Kaitlyn Butterfield placed fifth in 2:24.89
- Evan DeGraw won the men's 800m in 1:55.25; Joey Somerville placed second in 1:56.25
- Alex Velasquez placed second in the men's 400m hurdles in 55.11; James Tierney placed third in 55.79
- Chidinma Matthew won the women's 200m in 23.97; Kayla Meade placed second in 25.24, Brenda Santana placed third in 25.66, Nicole Dodrill placed fourth in 25.94, and Ike placed sixth in 26.91. All times were wind-aided
- Gutierrez Almedina won the men's 200m in 20.95; Garfield Napier placed second in 21.60, LeLiever placed sixth in 22.13, Blaise Umuhuza placed seventh in 22.21, and Marc Alexandre placed eighth in 23.13
- Noreen Guilfoyle placed second in the women's 3,000m steeplechase in 11:48.81; alumna Laura Cummings won in 10:52.81
- Christopher Perillo won the men's 3,000m steeplechase in 9:38.72; Nassim Ramdani placed third in 10:29.19
- The women's 4x400m relay team placed second in 4:00.72
- The men's 4x400m relay team placed first in 3:27.77
- Ludith Campos won the women's hammer throw in 159-09.00; Shiana Gallette-Rowe placed third in 141-00.00, Lundy Spinner placed fourth in 139-08.00, Lynn Gbadamosi placed fifth in 136-08.00, and Shelby Bigsby placed sixth in 129-06.00
- Adelaide Cooke placed second in the women's javelin in 112-01.00; Samantha Ferrero placed third in 96-09.00
- Alumnus Marc Pallozzi won the men's javelin in 177-08.00
- Samantha Martinez won the women's pole vault in 10-06.00
- James Ball won the men's pole vault in 13-11.25
- Tara Belinsky won the women's shot put in 49-10.50; Bigsby placed second in 46-04.75, Cooke placed third in 42-09.75, Ferrero placed fourth in 38-11.75, and Gbadamosi tied for sixth in 32-10.50
- David Carlson won the men's shot put in 51-04.25; Dominic Reid placed third in 48-09.00
- Venique Harris won the women's discus in 168-00.00; Cooke placed second in 136-00.00, Amiynah Campbell placed third in 129-09.00, Brittny Membreno placed fourth in 113-10.00, and Ferrero placed fifth in 106-06.00
- Brian Nicholson won the men's discus in 149-01.00; Carlson placed third in 143-11.00, and Reid placed sixth in 125-03.00. Alumnus and UAlbany throws coach Abel Gilet placed second in 148-00.00
- Alexis Trott won the women's long jump in 18-07.75; Thornton placed second in 17-10.75, Lynda Brundige placed third in 17-09.75, and Naomi Rowe placed fourth in 16-05.00. All marks, save for Rowe's, were wind-aided.
- Victor Cotto won the men's long jump in 23-03.50; Robert Blue placed third in 22-11.75, and Lorenzo Bertuccioli placed fifth in 21-04.00. All marks were wind-aided.
- Anika Hibbard won the women's high jump, clearing 5-10.75, surpassing her own school record of 5-09.25; Victoria Stoffel placed second in 5-07.00, and Mecca Muamba tied for third in 5-03.00
- Matthew Campbell placed second in the men's high jump, clearing 6-03.50
- Thornton placed second in the women's triple jump in 37-02.25
- Omahri Sturdivant won the men's triple jump in a wind-aided 49-04.25
Virginia Challenge
Next: UAlbany will compete at Penn Relays and RPI's Capital District Classic next week in the final competitions before America East Outdoor Championships.
