The Middlebury women's track and field team battled through rainy conditions and excelled with multiple top-three finishes during its annual invitational from the Allan Dragone Track & Field Complex. Before the meet, the Panthers honored their 13 seniors and their contributions to the program.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Middlebury tallied a podium sweep in the 1,500-meter. Violet Ross claimed the top spot at 4:57.54, while Kate Ratcliffe clocked a personal-best time of 5:03.33 for silver. Adrienne Christy rounded out the trio with a time of 5:10.40.
• The Panthers earned the top-three spots in the javelin. Reilly Isler threw the implement 34.97 meters for first, while Jaxon Palmer (32.06m) and Margaret Kim (28.75m) earned silver and bronze, respectively.
• In the long jump, Macy Daggitt recorded a leap of 5.72m to claim gold. Emily Rubio was right behind in second (5.50m), while Gabriella Gerig (5.15m) earned third.
• The Middlebury 4x100 relay quartet of Katie Bruno, Daggitt, Melissa White and Olive Lawrence combined for a time of 48.57 seconds to earn first.
• Emma Mills clocked a time of 16.02 seconds to secure the 100 hurdles.
• Middlebury swept the podium in the shot put. Julia Tulimieri recorded a throw of 11.90m on her first attempt to earn top honors. Lilly Wurtz claimed second at a distance of 11.17m and Madeline Sauders rounded out the group with a toss of 10.54m.
• In the 400, Elle Thompson led the way with a victorious clocking of 58.04 seconds. Anna Krouse finished right behind in second (58.56), while Mary Elliot followed a hundredth of a second back in third. Ella Pate rounded out the top five with a time of 59.79 seconds.
• Zoe Wang led the charge in the pole vault by clearing a height of 3.40m. Claire Miller and Jessica Warren each cleared the bar at 2.80m to earn second and third, respectively.
• The squad grabbed the top two positions during the 100 with Katie Bruno earning gold at 12.74 seconds, and White claiming second with a time of 13.02 seconds.
• Middlebury's winning ways continued in the 400 hurdles as Rubio earned first  (1:04.92), while Anna Mazur finished less than a second behind with a personal-best clocking of 1:05.91 for runner-up honors. Cate Kreutzen stopped the clock at 1:08.73 to earn fifth.
• In the weight throw, Palmer took home gold with a distance of 46.84m. Tulimieri grabbed third with her heave of 42.35m and Lilly Wurtz secured fourth with a season-best toss of 40.72m.
• Sauders rounded out the top finishes for the Panthers by claiming the discus with a throw of 38.14m.
• Addie Morrison grabbed runner-up distinction with her clocking of 27.10 seconds, while Elliot was 0.14 seconds behind for bronze in the 200.
• Other runner-up finishes included Gerig clearing 1.46m for second in the high jump and Stephanie Renouf clocking a time of 18:46.37 in the 5,000. 

The Panthers head to Wesleyan for the NESCAC Championship beginning next Saturday at 9 a.m. where they look to claim their fourth-consecutive conference crown.