CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard track & field concluded the second day of the 2025 Penn Relays, as the Crimson continue to find success in the Keystone State, securing three top-three finishes at one of the marquee track & field meets in the nation.
HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS:
- In the women's shot put, first-year Tyler Glover shined, taking first-place with a personal-best throw of 15.12m (49'7.25). Glover currently ranks fourth all-time in school history.
- Harvard continued to find success in the throws, as senior Cara Salsberry captured third place in the women's discus throw, doing so with a throw of 48.37m (158'8").
- Senior Eros Bottino recorded a throw of 47.31m (155'2") in the men's discus throw, finishing in 16th place.
- Finishing in third place in the men's shot put, sophomore Isaac Delaney did so with a throw of 16.94m (56'4.75").
- The day for the Crimson in the City of Brotherly Love ended with the men's distance medley relay. Senior Noah Ward, first-year Liam Acevedo, sophomore Ferenc Kovacs, and senior Joe Ewing posted time of 9:37.10, finishing in ninth place.
UP NEXT:
The Crimson continue the action tomorrow, taking center stage at the final day of the Penn Relays and down south at the Tiger Track Classic in Auburn, Alabama.
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