COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. & NEW YORK, N.Y. – Mile record highlights a trip to New York before a winter storm rolls in for Gabby Nye of Women's Track and Field.
 
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The women's mile would show finishes from Meredith Schreoder, Erin O'Brien, and Sarah Paulin. Schroeder led the pack with a 5:44.99, O'Brien clocked a 5:50.85 and Paulin ran in a 5:55.72, all new personal bests.
 
Sydni Bell advanced to finals in the 60-meter hurdles with a 10.06 prelims time. Bell's final time placed her fourth overall with a 9.88.
 
In the pole vault, Amanda Simpson vaulted to a 2.45-meter height.
 
Adeline Kraics threw a 9.70-meter in the shot put which would be good for a conference standard. Jayden McCracken's 9.07-meter marked a new personal best.
 
Isabel Rodriguez saw a personal best 15.11-meter throw in the weight throw to earn a regional standard. 
 
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Mariam Koita's 60-meter dash showed a 7.89 in the finals. In prelims, Koita led with a 7.82. Maria Muzzarelli finished close behind with a 7.86 and Alyssa Kolimaga finished with an 8.60. All made regional standards.
 
Koita and Muzzarelli returned in the 200-meter dash as Koita clocked a 25.18 to take second. Muzzarelli took sixth with a 25.68. Both would make regional standards and Zahara Simmons would see a conference cut with a 27.50.
 
Gabby Nye took first overall in the mile with a 4:58.98 to sneak under the five-minute mark, seeing a new best. Nye's 4:58.98 would down her own Widener record set almost a year ago. Loralei Golembiewski and Kathryn Long would also see bests with their 5:17.13 and 5:17.70.
 
Kayla Robinson hurdled to a 9.47 time which marked a new personal best and a new regional cut. Robinson returned to competition in the long jump with a 5.35-meter distance. In the triple jump she would jump to an 11.99-meter mark for first overall.
 
UP NEXT
Widener will continue competition with their second hosted meet at UPenn's The Ott Center on Saturday, Feb. 15. for the Indoor Classic