COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – Gabby Nye of Widener Women's Track and Field registers top time in Division III in the 3000-meter steeplechase.
 
Jayla Gore would head to the finals in the 100-meter finals with a 12.62 prelims and a 12.88 in finals. Ziraya Snowden clocked a 12.82 while Tirzah Simmons showed a 13.15. Erica Thomas rounded out the group qualifying for conference championships with a 13.28.
 
Snowden would show a 26.57 in the 200-meter with Thomas showing a 26.87.
 
Loralei Golembiewski's 1500-meter would take fifth in the meet with a 4:51.02 for a personal best. Kathryn Long clocked a 4:59.34.
 
Zahara Simmons qualified for championships in the 100-meter hurdles with a 16.34 while Katelyn Fox followed suit in the 400-meter hurdles with a 1:15.67 final.
 
In the 3000-meter steeplechase, Gabby Nye would win with a 10:44.56, a Widener record, and the top time in the nation. 
 
Gore, T. Simmons, Snowden, and Z. Simmons would clock a 48.76 in the 4x100-meter relay. 
 
Amanda Simpson would vault to a 2.30-meter height.
 
Mia Flemming's long jump showed a 5.11-meter mark on her final attempt. T. Simmons would mark a 4.85-meter mark on the first jump.
 
Flemming's afternoon continued with a 10.82-meter triple jump.
 
The hammer throw would show Isabel Rodriguez winning with a mark of 47.79-meters. Jillian Walker would hit a 36.80-meter distance on the final throw while Anna Baukal's second throw showed a 34.31-meter mark.
 
In the javelin, Kaitlyn Helbig marked a 23.32-meter distance.
 
UP NEXT
Widener returns to competition in a split weekend at the TCNJ Invite & Multi from Thursday to Saturday, April 9-11 and the Bucknell Outdoor Classic from Friday to Saturday, April 10-11.