CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – With only a week left until the 2025 Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Championships, Harvard enjoyed another round of historic performances, as senior Izzy Goudros reset her Ivy League record in the heptathlon with 5807 points.

At the Jim Green Invitational in Lexington, Kentucky, Goudros paved her path to a new conference record in the heptathlon with the top marks in the 200m (23.40) and the long jump (6.12m/20'1"). Her time of 23.40 in the 200m is a new personal-best and ranks fourth all-time in school history. She also set a new personal-best in the shot put with a mark of 12.06m (39'6.75").

An All-America Second Team selection in the heptathlon last year, Goudros now ranks fifth nationally in the heptathlon this season.

Over at the Jay Carisella Coaches Invitational, senior Anastasia Retsa set another record, this time a school record in the women's pole vault after clearing 4.32m (14'2"). Retsa now ranks 11^th in the east region in the women's pole vault. 

HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS:

• Along with Goudros' and Retsa's record breaking showings, several other Crimson starred at the Jay Carisella Coaches Invitational.
• In the men's 100m, first-year Camren Ware posted a 10^th place showing, finishing the sprint in 11.06.
• Fellow classmate Jordan Coleman shined in the 200m, winning the event with a time of 21.11.
• In the men's 400m hurdles, junior Ondrej Vesely added another event win for the Crimson, taking first place with a time 53.48.
• Sophomore Samira Kennedy took second in the 800m, doing so with a time of 2:13.17.
• Two Crimson finished in the top-10 in the men's 1500m. Sophomore Ferenc Kovacs won the event with a time of 3:40.76, while senior Noah Ward placed in eighth after posting a 3:56.88.
• Senior Marianne Mihas won the women's 1500m with a time of 4:21.49, as first-year Abigail Sadler finished in fifth with a time of 4:31.19.
• The 3000m steeplechase saw two winners come from the Crimson. On the men's side, first-year William Brunner ran a 8:57.85 to take the win, a time that ranks eighth all-time in school history. Senior Ellaney Matarese took first place in the women's 3000m steeplechase, finishing the race in 10:21.37, a mark that ranks fifth all-time in program history.
• Along with Retsa's first place finish in the women's pole vault, first-year Ella McRitchie finished in second after clearing 4.12m (13'6.25"), as she ranks second all-time in school history.

UP NEXT:

Harvard starts its postseason journey next weekend in New Haven, Connecticut, as the Crimson look to bring home hardware on Saturday, May 10 and Sunday, May 11 at the 2025 Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Championships.

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