Dartmouth Women Finish Sixth at Outdoor Heps

Sunday, May 8

New Haven, Conn.

11:00 AM

Dartmouth College

Ivy League Championships

Arianna Gragg women's track action at Massachusetts

Photo by: Doug Austin

5/8/2022 8:08:00 PM | Women's Track & Field

Results

The Big Green finished with 52 points, highlighted by the 4x800m squad’s second-place finish.

By: Nick Romei

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The Dartmouth women's track and field team finished in sixth place at the Ivy League Outdoor Heptagonal Championships on Sunday at Yale.

The Big Green finished the two days in New Haven with 52 points. Penn claimed the team title, narrowly beating out Harvard and Princeton.

"There were many glimpses of a championship team in the making. I'm very pleased with the way our women competed this weekend," said Marjorie & Herbert Chase '30 Director of Dartmouth Track & Field and Cross Country Porscha Dobson. "Each event group was represented. We improved upon our indoor team finish, qualified for several finals, put some big points on the board and finished with some great lifetime bests and hardware to bring home to Hanover," included Dobson.

"Improvement takes a collective effort, and I am proud our captains and seniors really led the way in helping to support our team," Dobson said.

FINAL STANDINGS

Penn 137
Harvard 136
Princeton 133
Cornell 82
Brown 53
Dartmouth 52
Yale 48
Columbia 40

HIGHLIGHTS

Madaket Nobili ran a PR in the 1500m, finishing in sixth with a time of 4:26.
Corinne Robitaille took sixth in the 5000m, crossing the finish line at 17:20.31.
Anoush Krafian and Gabriela Fasanelli competed in the heptathlon over the course of both days, finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.
Cori Hoffer finished the 200m in 24.32 seconds, a new PR for her and sixth fastest time in program history, taking sixth in the event.
Joy Enaohwo finished fifth in the 100m dash with a time of 12.00.
Arianna Gragg took fourth in the 800m, finishing the race in 2:12.76.
Julia Reglewski finished fourth in discus (46.28m) and third in shot put (14.38m), while Lily Lockhart threw the shot put 14.34m to take fourth.
The 4x100m team of Danielle Pringle, Enaohwo, Hoffer, and Bridget McNally finished in fifth place with a time 45.94, the second-fastest time in program history.
The 4x800m team of Bella Pietrasiewicz, Annie Jackson, Gragg, and Julia Fenerty, grabbed a second-place finish with a time of 8:50.8.