Six Track And Field Student-Athletes Earn All-Ivy Recognition

PRINCETON, N.J. – The Ivy League announced its list of All-Ivy recipients for the outdoor track and field season on Tuesday, recognizing six Dartmouth student-athletes for their individual performances at the Ivy League Outdoor Championships on Saturday.

Andie Murray was named First Team All-Ivy, while J'Voughnn Blake, Jada Jones and Jack Inglis were given Second Team All-Ivy honors. Michael Bueker and Julia Pye were named Academic All-Ivy for their performance on the track and in the classroom.

Murray was named the Ivy League Champion in the 800m, surging past Columbia's Lucy Henkel and Princeton's Olivia Martin to win the race with a personal best of 2:04.23. She participated in six meets during the outdoor season, including the Battle Road Meet at MIT and the Jay Carisella Invite, where she won the 800m.

Blake earned a medal for the Big Green during the Ivy League Championships, following a second-place finish in the 800m. With the fantastic podium finish, the senior set a new program record in the event with a final time of 1:47.09.

Jones earned second-team recognition for her podium finish in the 200m, placing second with a time of 23.59. She also scored some points for the Big Green in the 400m, where she finished in sixth place.

Inglis had an impressive showing in the decathlon this past weekend with 6551 points and a second-place finish, improving his score by 100 points from last year's championships and setting a new personal best in the event. The sophomore set personal bests in the javelin throw with a 51.21m mark and the pole vault, clearing 4.00m.

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