Skip To Main Content

Holy Cross Athletics

Scoreboard

Mobile Scoreboard

Women's Track And Field Takes Fourth At The Jay Carisella Invitational

Women's Track & Field Holy Cross Athletics

Women's Track And Field Takes Fourth At The Jay Carisella Invitational

THE BASICS:

Results:  4th of 4 Division I Teams (77.5 points)
Location: Boston, Mass. (Reggie Lewis Center)
Date: Saturday, December 10, 2016
The Lead: Junior Alanna Hitscherich took first place in the 60-meter hurdles with a New England qualifying  time of 9.14 (prelims) and finals time of 9.18, as the Holy Cross women's track and field team finished fourth place out of four Division I teams with 77.5 points at the Jay Carisella Invitational on Saturday. The Crusaders competed in just nine out of 18 events, placing in eight events they participated in.

HOW IT HAPPENED:

  • Hitcherich also notched seventh place in the long jump with a distance of 5.35 meters.
  • Sophomore Sarah Friess made it to the finals in all three events that she was entered in, taking seventh in the 400-meter run (1:02.12), seventh in the 200-meter dash (26.78) and eighth in the 60-meter (8.19).
  • Freshman Allie Smiley posted a pair of New England qualifying performances. In the long jump, she cleared a distance of 5.53 meters for fourth place, and in the 60-meter dash, she ran a time of  7.85 (prelims) with a fourth place final time of 7.90.
  • Sophomore Alexandra Curtin additionally recorded a New England qualifying mark in the long jump and in the 60-meter dash. She jumped for 5.48 meters, landing in fifth place, while finishing in fifth in the 60-meter dash with a finals time of 7.92. Curtin also took third place in the in the 200-meter run with a time of 26.44.
  • Freshman Morgan Sanders finished third place in the 60-meter hurdles finals with a time of 9.26.
  • Senior Alliyah Veilleux hit a personal record in the weight throw and scored seventh place with a throw of 13.97 meters.
  • Senior Cassandra Kobelski finished sixth with a season-best toss in the shot put of 11.55 meters.
  • Vermont won the meet with 188 points and five first-place finishes.

UP NEXT

  • The Crusaders return to action after break on Jan. 14, when Holy Cross competes at the Tiger Invitational in Boston.

Stay up to date with the Holy Cross track & field teams by following them @HCrossTFXC and on Facebook. You can also sign up for email alerts to receive all breaking news and information by clicking here.

Consider making a gift to support the women's track and field program through the Crusader Athletics Fund before the end of the calendar year. Click here to give.

Print Friendly Version

Players Mentioned

Alanna Hitscherich

Alanna Hitscherich

Hurdles/Jumps
Freshman
Cassandra Kobelski

Cassandra Kobelski

Sprints/Throws
Sophomore
Alliyah Veilleux

Alliyah Veilleux

Sprints/Throws
Sophomore
Alexandra Curtin

Alexandra Curtin

Sprints
Freshman
Sarah Friess

Sarah Friess

Sprints
Freshman
Morgan Sanders

Morgan Sanders

High Jump/Hurdle
Freshman
Allie Smiley

Allie Smiley

Sprints/Jumps
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Alanna Hitscherich

Alanna Hitscherich

Freshman
Hurdles/Jumps
Cassandra Kobelski

Cassandra Kobelski

Sophomore
Sprints/Throws
Alliyah Veilleux

Alliyah Veilleux

Sophomore
Sprints/Throws
Alexandra Curtin

Alexandra Curtin

Freshman
Sprints
Sarah Friess

Sarah Friess

Freshman
Sprints
Morgan Sanders

Morgan Sanders

Freshman
High Jump/Hurdle
Allie Smiley

Allie Smiley

Freshman
Sprints/Jumps
Skip Ad
Skip Sponsors