The Panther women's track and field team hosted the Middlebury's New England Small College Invite at The TRACK at New Balance.

HIGHLIGHTS

• In her indoor track collegiate debut, Audrey MacLean picked up where she left off from the cross country season. The Panther claimed the 3,000m with a quick time of 10:00.15.
• Four Panthers placed in the top-10 spots in the mile, with Victoria Fawcett leading the way with a personal-record time of 5:14.98 to finish in fifth.
• Advancing to the finals of the 60 hurdles was Emma Mills, finishing in fifth place with a clocking of 9.52.
• A trio of Panthers qualified for the finals of the 60 dash with Katie Bruno (8.06), Melissa White (8.09) and Macy Daggitt (8.16) placing sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively.
• Four sprinters finished in the top-10 spots in the 400, with Anna Krouse pacing the group with a fourth-place finish (59.21).
• In the weight throw, Lilly Wurtz earned third place with a toss of 14.46m, while Jaxon Palmer was two spots back (13.71). 
• Daggitt placed ninth in the long jump, hitting the sand at a mark of 5.08m. 
• In the 5,000-meter run, Sophie Nardelli placed eighth with a time of 18:12.71, erasing her previous personal best by nearly 54 seconds. 
• Breaking the 2:20 barrier in the 800 for the first time in her career was Lily Bulczynski who finished as the runner-up with a time of 2:19.12.
• Isabelle Gay earned 10th place in the triple jump with a leap of 10.41m. 
• In a field of 60 sprinters, White (25.92) and Michelle Louie (26.00) placed sixth and seventh, respectively, in the 200m. 
• Mary Scott Robinson finished in third place in the shot put with a heave of 11.20m. Julia Tulimieri also secured a spot in the top 10, recording a mark of 9.91m (seventh). 
• The distance medley relay (DMR) squad of Fawcett, Bulczynski, Caroline VanSchaick and Tatum Peskin combined for a time of 12:21.91 to finish as the runner-up.
• Closing out the meet was the 4x400 relay (Louie, Anna Mazur, Mary Elliot and Krouse), finishing second overall with a clocking of 4:01.88. 

NOTES

• White is Middlebury's first sprinter to go sub-26 seconds in the 200 this season.

The Panthers travel to The Armory on Friday for the New York University DIII Invitational.