Iup deserves four all-PSAC ceremonies at 2025 PSAC icing athletics championships

Bethlehem, Pa. – IUP received four all-PSAC honors at the PSAC Indoor Athletics Championships 2025, which were held at Lehigh University from 1st to 2 years old.

Renee Simmonds Received all-PSAC ceremonies for their third place in the women's penetration with a score of 3280, which included three top three places. She achieved a first place in the task with a throw of 12.54 m, a second place in the 60 mh (9.29) and volunteered in the high jump (1.54 m).


The men's distance medley relay took the third overall and received all-PSAC awards. Part of the relay was Tom BradyPresent Gavin McGinnGabe pacyna and Mike Formica for a time of 10: 16.78.


On the second day of the PSAC championships, Formica received two other all PSAC honors. He took second place in the mile with a time of 4: 18.98 and in the 3000 m with a time of 8: 35.36.


Simmonds earned another podium in the task with a throw of 11.93 m, which took them to seventh place. Julia O'Brien Sixth in the 5000 m of women with a time of 18: 10.66.


In the 60m final, Cahsia side Seventh (7.82) placed and Sterlene Scott Rated eighth with a time of 7.86. Bryna Kelly Advanced to the 60 mh final and achieved fifth place with a time of 9.06.


The 4×400 Medley relay of the women took eighth place with a time of 4: 03.84. Part of the season was Brozeski, Scott, Bogacz and Page.



Adam Wood I just missed the honor of the conference with a fourth place in the men's high jump (1.99 m).


The women's team took 11th place with 19 points and the men's team with 25 points.

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