SALISBURY, Md. - The Salisbury University track and field teams kicked off the 2025 outdoor season with first-place finishes for both the men's and women's squads at the Lloyd Sigler Spring Meet on Saturday afternoon at the SU Track & Field Complex.
With 359 points scored, the Sea Gull men took first during the meet, with Goldey-Beacom following up at 89 and Delaware TC in third with 47.
The Sea Gull women racked up 278 points compared to second-place Goldey-Beacom (135) and third-place Stevenson (63).
Meet Notes Men
- The Sea Gulls placed three in the top five of the shot put.
Logan Aldridge earned second place at 13.21 meters (43-04.25) while
JJ McCauley and
Logan Kelsch grabbed third and fourth at 12.54 meters (41-01.75) and 12.46 meters (40-10.50).
- SU also dominated the hammer throw, taking the top three spots.
Mason Breeze earned first place at 48.38 meters (158-08), while Kelsch took second at 47.04 meters (154-04).
Jacob Reeves earned third at 44.61 meters (146-04).
- McCauley and Reeves earned first and second in the javelin throw with throws of 43.98 meters (144-03) and 43.93 meters (144-01), respectively.
Evan Eickhoff earned third at 43.70 meters (143-04).
- Kelsch, Reeves, Breeze, and McCauley finished one through four in the discus.
- In the 3000-meter steeple chase,
Tristan Dutton earned first place with a time of 10:08.91 while
Connor Kinch grabbed second at 10:22.64.
- SU dominated the 1500-meter run with five runners in the top six.
Graham Schultz earned first with a time of 4:12.69.
Landon Lewicki placed second with a time of 4:14.38, and
Cormac Moroney placed third with a time of 4:18.19.
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Andrew Moxley and
Christian Arturi earned second and third in the 110-meter hurdles with times of 16.61 and 16.87.
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Justin Freeman placed third in the 400-meter with a time of 52.05.
- SU took all top three spots in the 100-meter as
Jacob Shelton, Aaron Dufresne, and
Mason Cassady finished one, two, and three in that order with times of 10.74, 10.88, and 11.01.
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Rajan Turner posted a PR in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:04.29, which was good enough for a 2nd place finish.
Justin Friscia earned a third-place finish with a time of 2:04.78.
- In the 400-meter hurdles,
Alexander Nelson took the top spot with a time of 58.06.
Jude Rykaczewski placed second with a time of 58.79.
- Cassady and Dufresne earned the top two spots in the 200-meter while
Nolan Racette and Shelton rounded out the top five. Cassady posted a PR of 22.57 while Dufresne finished with a time of 22.85. Racette posted a time of 23.01.
- SU placed seven in the top 10 in the 5000-meter run.
Sam Bodmer earned first place with a time of 15:46.83.
Declan Burke and
Austin Cave rounded out the top three with times of 15:58.12 and 16:00.84.
Meet Notes Women
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Kailey Jarboe earned a 6th place finish in the shot put at 8.90 meters (29-02.50). She also took 6th place in the discus at 25.85 meters (84-09) while earning second place in the hammer throw with a throw of 33.99 meters (111-06).
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Hayden Adams grabbed a 2nd place finish in the javelin throw 29.64 meters (97-03).
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Emma Smyser took first place in the pole vault at 3.20 meters (10-06.00). Smyser also earned second place in the 400-meter run with a time of 1:00.60.
- The Sea Gulls placed five in the top six of the long jump.
Marlyse Haack took home the gold with a jump of 5.39 meters (17-08.25).
Emma Christman took home second place with a jump of 5.09 meters (16-08.50), while
Arieon McKoy earned third with a jump of 4.85 meters (15-11.00).
- Christman went on to earn first place in the triple jump at 10.73 meters (35-02.50).
- In the 1500-meter run,
Peri Nelson took home gold with a time of 5:24.04, while
Marisa Servis set a PR and a second-place finish at 5:25.51.
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Brooke Hamer ran a 16.00 flat for a first-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles.
Kennedy Atkins grabbed third place with a time of 16.72. Hamer also won the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:12.55.
- Haack earned a second-place finish in the 100-meter while also setting a PR with a time of 12.68.
Lilly Williams grabbed third with a time of 12.80.
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Hayley Spicknall and
Ava Wagner earned second and third in the 800-meter with times of 2:38.22 and 2:39.89.
- In the 200-meter, the Sea Gulls placed four in the top five. Williams, Haack, and Smyser earned second through fourth while
Julie Thomas earned 5th with a time of 28.16.
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Anna Bodmer and
Madi Sisson dominated the 5000-meter run with first and second place finishes. Bodmer posted a time of 18:50.29 while Sisson earned a time of 19:14.39.
Salisbury track and field heads to one of the nation's biggest early season meets at the Alan Connie Shamrock Invitational, which runs from March 14-15 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Salisbury University is a proud member of NCAA Division III with primary membership in the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference, along with affiliate membership in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (football, men's & women's swimming) and the Coastal Lacrosse Conference (men's lacrosse). With over 500 student-athletes in 23 varsity sports, SU is recognized as one of the nation's most competitive intercollegiate athletics programs regardless of division, featuring dedicated coaches and staff that foster excellence on and off the field. The Sea Gulls have won a combined 23 team national championships, 24 individual national championships, and 202 conference championships, and have produced 50 Academic All-Americans.
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