Quakers Shine at Paul Donahue Invitational

CHESTER, Pa. – The University of Pennsylvania men's and women' s track and field teams wrapped up day two of the Paul Donahue Invitational on Saturday.

Daniella Oyenuga sprinted to victory in the women's 100m, recording a personal-best time of 11.67, ranked fifth in program history.

Oyenuga later returned in the women's 200m, claiming her second victory of the day with another personal-best time of 23.75.

Milan Ramey finished second at 23.87.

On the men's side, freshman

Simeon Adams swept both sprint events clocking personal-best times in the 100m (10.43) and 200m (21.21).

Annika Topchy placed first in the women's 400m hurdles with a time of 1:00.42, ranked ninth in program history.

Topchy,

Ava Nebel, Ramey, and

Simone Castelluccio won the women's 4x400m relay stopping the clock at 3:48.78.

Sarah Fischer crossed the finish line first in the women's 3000m steeplechase with a personal-best time of 10:35.34, placed fifth in the Ivy League.

Penn claimed both high jump titles, with

Kampton Kam winning the men's event clearing the bar set at 2.12m (6' 11.5")

Samantha Strydesky won the women's event jumping clean through 1.65m (5' 5").

Lydia Merrick cleared the bar on her second attempt, finishing second.

Rebecca Hoover cleared a personal-best height of 3.85m (12' 7.5") in the women's pole vault, finishing first.

Alex Georgiev placed second in the men's field at 4.95m (16' 2.75").

In Florida,

Jailyn Milord recorded the fastest time in Ivy League this season competing in the women's 400m invite with a time of 52.86.

Rianna Floyd finished 13

th out of 43 athletes competing in the open women's race recording a time of 53.78.

Senior

Jake Rose competed at the 66th annual Mt. SAC Relays in California, scoring 7362 points in the men's decathlon. Rose placed first in the decathlon shot put with a mark of 15.07m (49' 5.5").

Paul Donahue Invitational

April 18

Chester, Pa. | George A. Hansell Track

Top Results

Men

100m

1. Simeon Adams – 10.43 *6

th in program history

200m

1. Simeon Adams - 21.21 * 10

th in program

5. Leo Francis - 21.60

400m

2. David Davitt – 47.14 *6

th in program history

5. Alex Sadikov – 47.48

High Jump

1. Kampton Kam - 2.12m (6' 11.5")

2. Oliver Hassard - 1.93m (6' 4")

3. Griffin Gammon - 1.88m (6' 2")

Javelin

3. Elias Chase – 55.35

Pole Vault

Alex Georgiev - 4.95m (16' 2.75")

Women

100m

1. Daniella Oyenuga – 11.67 *5

th in program history

4. Milan Ramey – 11.91

200m

1. Daniella Oyenuga - 23.75 * tied at 7th in program

2. Milan Ramey - 23.87 *9

th in program

6. Jordyn Reed - 24.71

400H

1. Annika Topchy - 1:00.42 * 9th in program (new time)

2. Ava Nebel - 1:02.76

1500m

4. Kelly Murray – 4:29.31

3000m Steeple

1. Sarah Fischer – 10:35.34 * 6

th in program (new time)

5. Kate Hos – 11:18.39

6. Sara Khiri (H1) - 11:26.22

4x400m

1. Topchy, Nebel, Ramey, Castelluccio – 3:48.78

Pole Vault

1. Rebecca Hoover -3.85 (12-07.5) *9

th in program history

High Jump

1. Samantha Strydesky – 1.65m (5' 5")

2. Lydia Merrick - 1.65m (5' 5")

3. Isabella Tront – 1.60m (5' 3")

Hammer

3. Alexa Dochat - 48.20 (158' 1")

Tom Jones Invitational

April 18

Gainesville, Fla. | James G. Pressly Stadium

Top Results

Women's

400m Invite

Jailyn Milord - 52.86 *3

rd in program

400m (43 athletes)

13. Rianna Floyd – 53.78 *6

th program history