Athletics for men | 14.01.2025 2:48:19 p.m.
Empire 8 student athletes from six different institutions began on Friday, March 14th, at the NCAA Division III Indoor Athletics Championships on Friday, March 14th, at the NCAA Division III Indoor Effecting Athletics Championship on Friday, March 14th, from the Golisano Training Center, the E8 Institution Nazareth University in Pittsford, NY, was organized. The Suny Geneseo Women's team is sixth in the team competition after the campaign on Friday.
Suny Geneseo Senior Penelope Greene received second in the 5,000-meter run. She led or was in the main group in the first 2,600 meters before fell to fourth place. She used a malignant late kick to bring the later Champion Faith Duncan from Wilmington College into the lead and to reach the finish line in a time of 16: 39.36.
The senior janelle Eckl from Geneseo was fifth in the pentathlon with a career best number of 3,657 points, only 17 points that shy away from the record of All-Time Empire 8. She was the top finisher in the high jump, triggered 1.66 meters and organized a show to win the last event, the 800-meter run in a time of 2: 15.57 by over five seconds.
Lea Richard, doctoral student of Nazareth, took ninth place in the recording to earn her second all-American, a second honor. It was one of 10 E8 student athletes who collected the second team for all-American awards on Friday.
Victoria Brewster from Houghton University has referred to the finale of the 60-meter fitting board with an E8 record time of 7.49 seconds. Brynn Mooney from Geneseo took second place in the preliminary round of the 400 meters to qualify for the championship race, while Geneseos 4 x 400-meter relay team took seventh place in the preliminaries and will take on a national title on Saturday evening. All will receive all-American awards for the first team after the campaign on Saturday.
Alexa Belanger from Houghton will also compete on Saturday at the high jump.
On the men's side, Jonathan Zavala won his preliminary heat and was the fastest performer in the mile with a time of 4: 10.50. Jacob Miller from Geneseo recorded the third best time in the prelims of the 400-meter dash and ended a record time of Empire 8 of 47.87 seconds. Both will receive the first team NCAA all-American awards after the final on Saturday.
Hunter of Logan from Utica University will fight for a national title at the start, while Manuel Sepulveda from St. John Fisher University will compete on Saturday.
The top 20 declared student athletes were included in the championship for the individual event of every men, including the heptathlon. For the individual individual events for women, including pentathlon, the top 20 declared student athletes were included in the championship. The top 12 declared relay team, one pro institution, were included in the championship for each contested season event.
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In the following you will find a complete list of results for the Empire 8-athletes who compete at the NCAA championships with results and final information for Saturday, March 15th.
WOMEN
60-meter fitting board
Victoria Brewster, Sun., Houghton, second in preparations -: 7.49 (Empire 8 Record)
Finale, Saturday, March 15, 3:35 p.m.
400-meter fitting board
Brynn Mooney, Sun., Suny Geneseo – Second in the Prelims -: 56.16
Finale, Saturday, March 15, 4.40 p.m.
800-meter run
Sierra Doody, Jr., Suny Geneseo – 14th in Prelims – 2: 13.19
Second team all-American
5,000-meter run
Penelope Greene, Sr., Suny Geneseo – Second place – 16: 39.36
National second; First team all-American
Lily Fowler-Conner, Sr., Suny Geneseo-14. Platz-17: 19.97
Second team all-American
60-meter hurdles
Jillian Ambler, Sun., Suny Geneseo – 12th in Prelims -: 8.82
Second team all-American
Cierra Franz, Sr., St. John Fisher – 18th in Prelims -: 8.92
4 x 400-meter relay
Jillian Ambler, Sun., Brynn Mooney, Sun., Nicole Gretzinger, Jr., Sierra Doody, Jr., Suny Geneseo – 7. In preparations – 3: 51.94
Finale, Saturday, March 15, 6.40 p.m.
Pole vault
Isabel Morse, Jr., Nazareth – 3.87 meters (12th)
Second team all-American
Long jump
Jillian Ambler, Sun., Suny Geneseo – 11th place – 5.57 meters
Second team all-American
Weight throw
Lea Richard, Gr., Nazareth – 9. In preparations – 17.82 meters
Second team all-American
Zoe Connor, Sr., Suny Geneseo – 15th in Prelims – 16.86 meters
Second team all-American
Lauren Jaklitsch, Sun., Suny Geneseo – 17th in preparations – 16.78 meters
Pentathlon
Janelle Eckl, Sr., Suny Geneseo – Fifth place – 3,657 points
First team all-American
Lanna Wandy, Sr., Suny Geneseo – 16th place – 3,329 points
Second team all-American
High jump (Prelims and Finals, Saturday, March 15, 3 p.m.)
T-16. Alexa Belanger, Fr., Houghton – 1.68 meters
3,000 meters (final, Saturday, March 14, 6 p.m.)
8. Penelope Greene, Sr., Suny Geneseo – 9: 41.73
Men
400-meter fitting board
Jacob Miller, Jr., Suny Geneseo – third in Prelims -: 47.87 – Empire 8 Record)
Finale, Saturday, March 15, 4:25 p.m.
Mile run
Jonathan Zavala, Sr., Suny Brockport – First in preparations – 4: 10.50
Finale, Saturday, March 15, 4 p.m.
4 x 400-meter relay
3 .. Sam Belmont, Sun., Arjun Ohja, Fr, Matthew Shehan, Sr., Jacob Miller, Jr., Suny Geneseo – 11th place – 3: 17.63
Second team all-American
Long jump (Prelims and finals, Friday, March 14, 3:30 p.m.)
Manuel Sepulveda, Sun., St. John Fisher – 13th in Prelims – 6.97 meters
Second team all-American
Gabriel Giannini, Jr., Suny Brockport – 15th in preparations – 6.88 meters
Second team all-American
Triple jump (prelims and finals, Saturday, March 15, 2:30 p.m.)
5. Manuel Sepulveda, Sun., St. John Fisher – 14.97 meters
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13. Hunter Logan, Gr., Utica – 16.83 meters
About the Conference of Empire 8
The members of the Empire 8 conference are primarily committed to pursuing academic excellence, and the league is considered an outstanding conference of the NCAA Division III. Membership has differed in their peer group for their high -quality institutions, a spirited and sporty competition, the outstanding services and the highly ethical guidelines and practices. His commitment to serve the educational needs of his student athletes is the characteristics of the E8. Further information on the Empire 8 can be found at www.empire8.com.
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