LOWELL, Mass. – A long-time record crumbling and first-time achievements highlighted the first day of #AETF championship competition in 434 days. UMass Lowell holds a slim lead on New Hampshire in the men’s standings while the Wildcats lead the women’s events.
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2021 America East Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Team Standings Day 1
Women
- New Hampshire (46 points)
- Vermont (37)
- UAlbany (32)
- Binghamton (27)
- UMBC (13)
- UMass Lowell (11)
- Hartford (10)
- Maine (10)
- Stony Brook (8)
- NJIT (1)
Men
- UMass Lowell (41 points)
- New Hampshire (39)
- Maine (33)
- Binghamton (26)
- Stony Brook (21)
- UMBC (20)
- Hartford (18)
- UAlbany (16)
- Vermont (12)
- NJIT (8)
Day 1 Highlights
- UAlbany junior Adrian Mitchell won the first event of the day, retaking his claim as the conference’s top javelin thrower. The 2017 gold medalist won this year’s event with 206’1”.
- Samantha Moravsky became the first Hartford Hawk to win the javelin with a heave of 158’5” Saturday morning.
- Terrel Davis broke a 20 year-old record in the long jump, clearing 24’11.25” to break Northeastern standout David Klemic’s previous mark of 24’9.75”.
- Binghamton’s Aziza Chigatayeva repeated in the steeplechase with her 10:29.51 besting last year’s time.
- No Stony Brook student-athlete had won the men’s 10,000-meter run until Cameron Avery did so in 32:07.13 on Saturday.
- UMBC freshman Ian Hoffman won the pole vault as one of three to clear 15’1”
- Senior Andrew Haberman became the third Retriever in four years to win the hammer throw 193’8”.
- Women’s 400-meter reigning champ and record-holder Amanda Stead takes the top qualifying time into Sunday’s finals.
- Going into the final lap of the women’s 10K, Vermont freshman Lily Porth overtook Meg Champagne and put some distance between them to secure her first gold medal.
- UMass Lowell’s Rachel Hill won the pole vault, clearing 11’11.75”.
Sunday competition gets underway at 9 a.m. with the 110-meter hurdles portion of the decathlon.
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