Dartmouth Closes Out Successful Weekend at Ivy League Outdoor Championships

Saturday, May 10

New Haven, Conn. / Cuyler Athletic Complex and Dwyer Track

Dartmouth College

Ivy League Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Dartmouth Closes Out Successful Weekend at Ivy League Outdoor Championships

5/11/2025 10:26:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field

By: Maddie Omana

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Dartmouth men's and women's track and field teams closed out the Ivy League Outdoor Championships at Yale on Sunday. The Big Green had a combined 20 podium finishes and rewrote the top ten all-time list multiple times.

The men's and women's teams each totaled 37 points during the championships, putting them both in sixth place overall. The women tied with Brown for their sixth place spot.

"I'm really proud of the way we competed today! There were areas where we over-achieved and a few places where we came up short. We had some great efforts from all event areas. Jada Jones earned another Ivy League title and school record in the 200m! Also, Jack Intihar and Madeleine Locher both earned silver medals in the decathlon and 5000m, respectively," Mike Nelson, the Marjorie & Herbert Chase '30 Director of Dartmouth Track & Field and Cross Country, said. "I want to thank the class of 2025 for all that they have done for the program during their time at Dartmouth. Myself and the coaching staff wish we had more time with this group. We wish them all the best! Go Big Green!"

Jada Jones continued to stand out for Dartmouth, defending her title as the 200m Ivy League champion and setting a 23.55 school record in the event. She also ran a 54.47 in the 400m, bringing home a bronze medal for the Big Green. For the men's 400m, Liam Murray placed fourth with a 47.31 mark.

Madeleine Locher placed second in the 5000m, finishing the race with a final time of 16:25.45. On the men's side, Albert Velikonja placed fifth in the 5000m with a 14:06.58 finish.

Roy Leibovitz placed third in the triple jump, bringing home a bronze medal for the Big Green with his 15.19m mark. Charlotte DiRocco placed fourth in the high jump, clearing 1.68m.

Mariella Schweitzer finished fourth in the 100m hurdles with a final time of 13.73, which is good for second all-time. Schweitzer, alongside Daniela Ruelas Lomeli, Danielle Johnson, and Jada Jones, helped the women's 4x100 relay to a fifth-place 46.27 finish, which is good for sixth all-time.

Painter Richards-Baker had his first Ivy League Championships podium placement, finishing fifth in the 110m hurdles with a fifth all-time best of 14.22.

Andie Murray had a fifth-place finish with her 2:06.52 mark in the 800m, which was good for third all-time. Murray, Anna Banovac, Julia Pye, and Bella Pietrasiewicz also placed sixth in the women's 4x800 relay with their 8:44.04 finish.

The men's 4x800 relay, featuring Ashton Bange, DJ Matusz, Connor Foley, and Noe Kemper, had a 7:33.28 finish, which was good for sixth place.

Max Klein set the second all-time best in the shot put with his 18.28m mark, securing a fifth-place spot on the podium. Colton McMaster placed sixth in the discus, launching it 51.13m. Kylee Bennett put herself at tenth all-time in the hammer throw with her 52.90m mark.

J'Voughnn Blake finished fourth in the 800m with a time of 1:49.25. Bryce Thomas placed fifth in the 100m with a 10.52 finish.

Jack Intihar was the runner-up in the decathlon with 7321 points, putting him at sixth all-time. Intihar also tied for eighth all-time in the long jump with his 7.32m mark. Jack Inglis followed closely behind, placing third in the decathlon with 6451 points.

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Women's 100m Hurdles