CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard track & field closed out the penultimate weekend of the indoor regular season in style, as five different Crimson set top 10 all-time program marks on the final day of competition at the Crimson Open and the David Hemery Valentine Invitational.

CRIMSON OPEN HIGHLIGHTS

• Junior Zane Wallace made his season debut in the men's long jump, as the Dallas, Texas native finished in 10^th place with a jump of 6.32m (20'9").
• For the fourth time this season, first-year Daniel Ye reset his season-best in the men's weight throw, finishing in fourth place with a throw of 18.71m (61'4.75").
• Junior Simon Weiser enjoyed a career-day in the men's 60 hurdles, finishing in fifth place with a personal-best 8.00. A of Prague, Czech Republic native, Weiser now ranks fourth all-time in school history in the men's 60 hurdles.
• Two Crimson competed in the men's 60m, as junior Timi Esan led the way, taking third place with a time of 6.73. Sophomore Camren Ware ran a 6.96 to finish in 14^th place.
• The men's 3000m saw first-year Eamon Gordon finish in 20^th place, running the race in 8:50.78.
• Back in the field events, first-year Joachim Johnson captured second place with a jump of 14.92m (48'11.5"). Johnson returned to action for the men's high jump, finishing in fourth place after clearing 1.98m (6'6").
• The men's shot put saw junior Isaac Delaney capture fourth place after reaching 16.60m (54'5.5") on his first attempt.
• First-year Grant Schroder was the Crimson's lone runner in the men's 800m, as the Downers Grove, Illinois native finished in 11^th place with a time of 1:52.70.
• In the men's 500m, first-year Preston Ellis took fourth place after clocking a 1:04.39, as sophomore Brayden Chavez ran a 1:07.34 to finish in seventh.
• Harvard's time on the track at the Crimson Open ended with the men's mile. Junior Owen Bosley finished in 12^th with a time of 4:13.73, a new personal-best for the Thiensville, Wisconsin native. Fellow classmate Ethan Aidam also ran a personal-best, finishing in 15^th place with a mark of 4:15.01.
• Along with Johnson, four other Crimson participated in the men's high jump as well. Senior Daire Mahon, first-year Yannick Kraus and senior Chris Ruano all cleared 1.93m (6'4") to finish in eighth and ninth place, while first-year Demetris Tzoannos took 12^th after leaping over 1.88m (6'2").

DAVID HEMERY VALENTINE INVITATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

• The final day of action from the David Hemery Valentine Invitational started with the women's 400m invite. Sophomore Kaelin Creagh finished in 28^th place with a time of 56.50, while senior and team captain Jacklynn Okereke posted a 56.58 to finish in 29^th place.
• A major moment arrived for sophomore Ella Cooper in the women's 200m, as the Owings Mills, Maryland won the event with a time of 23.36. Cooper's time is the new lead in the Ivy League this season, as that mark also ranks second all-time in conference and Harvard history.
• Three more Crimson competed in the women's 200m invite as well. Junior Mickaila Haisley finished in 10^th place with a personal-best 24.23, as sophomore Abigail Dennis followed up a strong day in the women's 60 hurdles at the Crimson Open yesterday by finishing in 14^th place with a personal-best 24.42. Senior Mfoniso Andrew, one of Harvard's team captains this season, ran a 24.70 to finish in 20^th.
• Sophomore Saige Forbes took second place in the women's 200m open, crossing the finish line in 24.73.
• The women's 4x400m relay team of junior Marta Amani, Dennis, Creagh and Forbes finished in third place with a time of 3:40.34.
• In the women's mile open, sophomore Abigail Sadler led the way for the Crimson in 88^th place, finishing with a time of 4:54.85. First-year Callie Wallace also took a spot within the top 100, running a 4:55.14 to take 91^st place. Senior and cross country team captain Lily O'Donoghue-McDonald ended the race in 125^th place after recording a 4:58.83.
• Junior Sophia Gorriaran became just the second student-athlete in program history to run a sub-4:30.00 in the women's mile, as the Providence, Rhode Island native finished in 12^th in the women's mile invite with a time of 4:29.53. That mark ranks second in school and Ivy League history. First-year Dylan McElhinney also featured in the invite section of the women's mile, taking 45^th with a time of 4:42.28, a time that ranks eighth in school history.
• Harvard's weekend ended with the women's 3000m, as senior Molly Malague took 11^th place with a time of 9:09.57, a time that ranks third in school history. Malague's mark at the David Hemery Valentine Invitational ranks second in the Ivy League this year. Sophomore Zara Geddes finished in 195^th place with a time of 10:17.15, while senior Abby Weber returned to the track to finish in 197^th place with a time of 10:17.56.

UP NEXT

Harvard ends the indoor regular season next weekend, competing at the Saucony Battle for Boston on Sunday, Feb. 22.