Hanover, N.H. - The Colby-Sawyer women's track team headed to take on the Dartmouth Relays in the first meet of 2025, where they saw a good amount of personal bests.
Rapid Recap:
- Payton Dugan (Vincennes, Ind.) and first year, Anna Hildreth (Westmoreland, N.H.) took on the 60m dash and the 200m for the Chargers to kick start the day. Dugan led the pace for the Chargers running her way to a new personal best in both races as she finished in 9.41 seconds in the 60 and 31.82 in the 200. Hildreth would make a statement in her Charger debut running 9.54 in the 60m and outpacing Dugan with a time of 31.80 in the 200m.
- Adriana Nadeau (Londonderry, N.H.) would continue the good start to the day as she was the top Charger in the 3000m crossing the line in a time of 11:30.31. Fellow Charger, Leah O'Neill (Peabody, Mass.) would find herself running a new personal best by 22 seconds, with a time of 11:51.51.
- Maisy Hill (Bristol, Vt.) would continue the personal best trend of the day as she powered herself to a two second personal best in the 1000m with a time of 3:40.75.
- Teddy Pollack (Arlington, MA) would have a great day for the throws team as she would lead off with an 8.00m throw in shot put before putting up a 10.70m throw in the weight throw, both marking college bests.
Inside the Numbers:Â
- Maisy Hill's performance she's her ranked second in the conference in the 1000m.
- Both Nadeau and O'Neill have entered the top three of the conference at 1 and 3 respectively.Â
- Pollack ranks 8th in the conference in weight throw after her performance.
Up Next:
The Chargers will have the rest of the week to prepare before heading to Plymouth St. for the Panther invitational.
