CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Across four meets around the United States, Harvard track & field student-athletes dazzled, posting historic and impressive performances at the Mt. Sac Relays, the Sean Collier Invitational, the Tom Jones Invitational, and the Wake Forest Invitational.

MT. SAC RELAYS HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS:

• In the shot put circle, sophomore Isaac Delaney made an impact, finishing in fourth place in the men's shot put with a career-best throw of 17.26m (56'7.5"). Delaney now ranks eighth in the event in school history.
• Over on the women's side of the shot put, first-year Tyler Glover took sixth place with a throw of 14.57m (47'9.75").

SEAN COLLIER INVITATIONAL HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS:

• The evening in Cambridge started with the women's 3000m steeplechase, as senior Cristina DeMeo finished in sixth place after crossing the finish line in 11:40.82.
• The women's 1500m saw senior Katie Haag run a 4:49.74 to take 17^th place.
• A pair of Crimson took part in the men's mile at the Sean Collier Invitational. Junior Ben Shryock ran to a 21^st place showing, posting a 4:18.90 in the process. Sophomore Jake Swanson recorded a 32^nd place finish with a time of 4:27.43.
• Senior Jordyn Duby took 12^th place in the women's 5000m, ending the race in 17:34.39.

TOM JONES INVITATIONAL HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS:

• The Crimson started the day in the Sunshine State with the women's 200m open. First-Year Ella Cooper finished the race in 24.12, taking 17^th place in the process. Sophomore Mickaila Haisley finished in 34^th place (24.80) and first-year Saige Forbes placed 36^th (24.88).
• Over on the men's side of the 200m open, first-year Liam Acevedo finished in sixth with a time of 21.13, a time that is now tied for seventh all-time in school history. Two more Crimson took part in the men's 200m open. First-Year Hudson Allain placed 24^th with a time of 21.54, as junior Jonas Clarke finished the sprint in 21.62 to take 27^th.
• With a time of 1:01.20, junior Jacklynn Okereke finished in 11^th in the women's 400m hurdles open.
• An All-America First Team honoree in the men's outdoor high jump last year, sophomore Tito Alofe finished in sixth after clearing 2.10m (6'10.75").
• In the men's javelin throw, senior Jeremiah Swett recorded a 15^th place finish, taking the spot with a throw of 50.11m (164'5").
• One of the Crimson's team captains, junior Mfoniso Andrew was Harvard's lone representative in the women's 200m invite. Andrew ran a 24.05, placing in 26^th.
• The school record holder in the women's long jump, sophomore Marta Amani finished in eighth in the women's long jump open, leaping to a mark of 6.04m (19'9.75").
• First-Year Jordan Coleman took part in the men's 200m invite, finishing in 27^th with a time of 21.31.
• A two-time first team All-American in the indoor campaign, senior and team captain Chloe Fair finished in sixth in the women's 400m hurdles invite, crossing the finish line in 56.31.

WAKE FOREST INVITATIONAL:

• The men's 10,000m started the action in Winston Salem, North Carolina, as senior Ben Rosa finished in third place with a personal-best time of 28:35.58. Rosa now ranks sixth all-time in school history in the men's 10,000m.
• Two Crimson competed in the men's 3000m steeplechase open. First-Year William Brunner finished in fifth, posting a personal-best time of 9:05.06. Sophomore Ethan Aidam also set a new PR, finishing in 28^th with a time of 9:40.55.
• In the women's 1500m open, sophomore Samira Kennedy finished in 15^th place with a time of 4:29.19. First-Year Abigail Sadler took 23^rd after posting a 4:31.43.
• Continuing her breakout junior season, Molly Malague finished in seventh in the women's 3000m steeplechase invite, ending the race with a personal-best 10:06.60. Malague now ranks second all-time in the 3000m steeplechase in program history.
• The Crimson kept rolling in the men's 3000m steeplechase. Senior Reed Pryor ran an 8:44.66, finishing in second place. Pryor moves up to third all-time in Harvard history.
• In the women's 1500m invite, junior Penelope Salmon improved on her personal-best, running a 4:17.92 to take 23^rd. With her time, Salmon remains in fourth all-time in school history in the 1500m.
• Two Crimson seniors also ran in the women's 1500m invite. A team captain, senior Marianne Mihas finished in 39^th with a time of 4:23.88, as her fellow classmate Ellaney Matarese set a new PR of 4:24.41 to take 41^st place.
• A trio of Harvard student-athletes ran the men's 1500m invite. Senior Joe Ewing led the way, placing 19^th with a time of 3:41.80. Along with Ewing, sophomore Ferenc Kovacs posted a time of 3:42.83 to take 30^th, while senior Noah Ward crossed the finish line in 32^nd, ending the race in 3:42.87.
• In the women's 5000m, senior Zoe Cooper ran a 16:17.09, as that time was good enough for 16^th place. Cooper now ranks 10^th all-time in the women's 5000m in school history. Fellow classmate Ella Gilson finished in 18^th place, recording a 16:20.79.
• The night concluded with the men's 5000m. Junior Shane Brosnan highlighted Harvard's showing in the event, as he finished in 14^th place with a time of 13:49.32. Brosnan now ranks sixth all-time in school history. Two more Crimson earned spots in the top-20. Sophomore Charlie Ortmans placed 19^th with a time of 13:52.69, as he takes the No. 7 spot on the school's all-time performance list. Fellow sophomore Sam Burgess finished right behind him, taking 20^th with a time of 13:54.09, moving him up into the No. 8 spot on the Harvard all-time list.

UP NEXT:

Harvard returns to competition tomorrow, participating in the final day of the Tom Jones Invitational, the Sean Collier Invitational, and the Mt. Sac Relays.

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