Dartmouth Makes Noise at Final Day of Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships

Saturday, March 1

Ithaca, N.Y.

Dartmouth College

Ivy League

Dartmouth Makes Noise at Final Day of Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships

3/3/2025 12:27:00 AM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field

By: Maddie Omana

ITHACA, N.Y. - The Dartmouth track and field team closed out the Ivy League Heptagonal Championship on Saturday evening. Through the weekend, the Big Green had 24 podium finishes and rewrote the top ten all-time list several times.

The Big Green saw a significant increase in points scored compared to last year's indoor championship. Last season, the women earned 33 points while the men had 39. This year, the women finished sixth with 52 points, while the men finished fourth with 79 points.

Mariella Schweitzer earned the first point of the day for the Big Green and was the first podium finish as well, placing sixth in the 60m hurdles.

""What a weekend for Big Green track & field. Myself and the coaching staff are very proud of how we competed. It seemed like every time you turned around someone was setting a new school record, personal record or seasons best. We said at the beginning of the season that our goal was to be at our best when it mattered the most. I think we achieved that goal! The Ivy League is an elite track & field conference and we stuck our nose in the mix and competed with heart. Overall, it was a great indoor season and we are very much looking forward to more of the same during the outdoor season! Go Big Green!" Marjorie & Herbert Chase '30 Director of Dartmouth Track & Field and Cross Country Mike Nelson said.

Jada Jones shined for the Big Green, earning a gold medal in the 200m and shattering the program record and facility record with her 23.77 finish. She also won a silver medal in the 400m and finished fifth in the distance medley alongside Anna Banovac, Olivia Jelsma, and Katherine Strong.

Adrien Jacobs also stood out, earning a silver medal in the 500m and breaking the program record with his 1:02.52 finish. He took home another silver medal and had the third all-time best performance in the 4x400 relay alongside Liam Murray, J'Voughnn Blake, and Mason Childers. Murray also picked up a silver medal in the 400m.

Bryce Thomas picked up two bronze medals, one for his 6.81 finish in the 60m and the other for his 47.38 mark in the 200m. Jack Intihar won a silver medal with his 5317 finish in the heptathlon, closely followed by Jack Inglis, who won bronze with his 4904 finish. Intihar also put himself at fifth all-time in the 60m with his 6.90 finish.

Bella Pietrasiewicz brought home a silver medal for the 1000m and finished fourth in the 4x800 relay alongside Julia Pye, Esme Daplyn, and Andie Murray. With their 8:45.02 finish, the group now ranks second all-time in the event. Andie Murray also brought home a bronze medal in the 800m with her 2:08.96 mark.

Charlotte DiRocco finished fourth in the high jump and put herself at seventh all-time. Noe Kemper won a bronze medal in the 800m, finishing with a final time of 1:50.97. Kemper, alongside DJ Matusz, Keion Grieve, and Ashton Bange, placed fifth all-time in the 4x800 relay with their 7:35.47 finish.

Madeleine Locher earned a silver medal for her 16:23.25 finish in the 5000m. Roy Leibovitz clinched a bronze medal in the triple jump with his 15.06 mark. Max Klein clinched a bronze medal in the shot put, while Colton McMaster placed sixth in the event.

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Women's 200m
1. 23.77 - Jada Jones - 2025
2. 23.90 - Cha'Mia Rothwell - 2018
3. 24.23 - Jennifer Meech - 2016
4. 24.54 - Sara Kikut - 2015
5. 24.62 - Nicole Deblasio - 2019
6. 24.71 - Kaitlin Whitehorn - 2015
7. 24.74 - Jaidyn Curry - 2023
8. 24.75 - Michelle Quinn - 2023
9. 24.84 - Daniela Ruelas Lomeli - 2025
10. 24.88 - Marissa Evans - 2015

Women's 4x800m Relay
1. 8:44.24 - Alder, Imhof, Vailas, Supino 2011
2. 8:45.02 - Pye, Daplyn, Pietrasiewicz, Murray - 2025
2. 8:45.41 - Donovan, D'Agostino, Markowitz, Krumpoch - 2014
3. 8:46.02 - Jackson, Hirschfeld, Pietrasiewicz, Fenerty - 2023
4. 8:47.28 - Krumpoch, Buck, Markowitz, D'Agostino - 2013
5. 8:53.52 - Dougherty, Crowe, Thompson, Jennings - 2018
6. 8:53.64 - Walker, Vailas, Pappas, Supino 2012
7. 8:59.28 - Jackson, Pye Pietraseiwicz, Murray - 2024
8. 9:00.30 - Thompson, Jennings, Luwikowski, Dekker - 2019
9. 9:00.96 - Flynn, Gallup, Livingston, O'Neill - 2016
10. 9:01.59 - O'Niell, Livingston, Cunningham, Flynn 2017

Women's High Jump
1. 1.84m - Kaitlin Whitehorn
2. 1.79m - Maria Garman
3. 1.77m - Camille Landon
4. 1.75m - Kelsey Wiegmann
     1.75m - Abigail Burke
     1.75m - Zoe Dainton
5. 1.74m - Tara McNerney
     1.74m - Allison Frantz
6. 1.73m - Janae Dunchack
7. 1.71m - Charlotte DiRocco - 2025
8. 1.70m - Tessa Clare
     1.70m - Maeve Conneely

Men's 500m
1. 1:02.52 - Adrien Jacobs -2025
2. 1:02.89 - Geoff Zawtocki - 1993.
3. 1:03.36 - Mike Carmody - 2008
4. 1:03.60 - Patrick Lavery - 2010
5. 1:03.70 - Amos Cariati – 2017
6. 1:03.72 - Keither Boykin - 1987
7. 1:03.73 - Liam Murray - 2025
8. 1:03.84 - Max Frye - 2019
9. 1:03.85 - Charlie Stoebe - 2008
  10. 1:03.87 - Ray Blackwell - 1980

Men's 4x400m Relay
1. 3:12.08 - Murray, Morgan, Inglis, Blake - 2025
2. 3;12.59 - Thomas, Murray, Jacobs, Childers - 2025
3. 3:12.63 - Murray, Jacobs, Blake, Childers - 2025
3. 3:13.28 - Thomas, Jacobs, Childers, Blake – 2024
4. 3:13.70 - Wildberg, Murray, Pajus, Childers – 2023
5. 3:14.88 - Jacobs, Murray, Blake, Childers – 2024
6. 3:16.02 - Colello, Creasman, Cariati, Gomez – 2015
7. 3:16.51 - Escholz, Frye, Johnson, Cariati – 2018
8. 3:16.68 - Frye, Cariati, Johnson, Escholz – 2018
9. 3:16.71 - Farber, Wade, Martelly, Frye – 2020
10. 3:17.30 - Cariati, Reilly, Collelo, Gomez – 2015