TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – For the second week in a row, the No. 2 Washington University in St. Louis women's indoor track and field team traveled east to Terre Haute, Ind., this time for the Rose-Hulman Classic at the SRC Complex.

No team scores were kept at the meet.

Top Finishers

• 60m
  • Senior Jasmine Wright finished first with a time of 7.67 while junior Maya Davis finished third with a time of 7.88
• 200m
  • Senior Kylie Spytek took home first place with a time of 25.32
  • Junior Julia Coric was fourth with a time of 26.10
• 400m
  • Sophomore Kalena Riemer finished fourth with a time of 1:00.82
• 800m
  • It was a one-two finish for WashU as junior Cate Christopher claimed the win with a time of 2:15.20 while sophomore Lauren Raley was runner-up with a time of 2:15.57
  • The Bears then took fourth through 11^th places with junior Caroline Echols (2:16.45) and first-year Kate Delia (2:16.77) rounding out the top five.
• Mile
  • Senior Irene Williams finished sixth with a time of 5:42.67
• 3000m
  • Junior Avery Nason took home third place with a time of 10:33.27 while first-year Gianna Ezekwe was fifth with a mark of 10:43.46
  • First-year Lucy Peterson was just out the top five in sixth with a time of 10:43.56
• 5000m
  • Sophomore Grace Todd finished first with a time of 18:56.18
• 4x400m
  • The WashU team comprised of Spytek, Coric, Echols, and Christopher finished with the fastest time of 3:51.09
• DMR
  • Three WashU teams were the first to cross the finish line with the team of sophomore Mackenzie Raue, sophomore Sally Carrington, Nason, and Todd finishing first with a time of 12:55.07
• High Jump
  • Junior Olivia Theisen took the top leap with a distance 1.68m
• Pole Vault
  • First-year Campbell Pallera was the first of four Bears atop the event finishers with a clear of 3.65m
  • Senior Mackenzie Walker was second with a clear of 3.45m
  • Junior Meredyth Barr and first-year Talia West were third and fourth with clears of 3.45m and 3.25m, respectively
• Long Jump
  • First-year Rebecca Winkler was fourth with a distance of 4.83m

A number of Bears also competed in Columbia, Mo. at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational hosted by Mizzou. The meet comprised nearly all Div. I programs.

• 800m
  • Sophomore Lucinda Laughlin finished seventh with a time of 2:15.25
  • Senior Katie Rector was ninth with a time of 2:17.22
• Mile
  • Competing back-to-back is rough, but not for Laughlin who not only finished fourth overall with a time of 4:51.52, but broke the WashU record by over a second
  • Senior Jillian Heth (4:54.93) and Rector (4:55.91) were sixth and seventh respectively
• Shot Put
  • Senior Jenae Bothe took home the title with a throw of 14.40m

WashU will compete next Saturday, Feb. 7 at the annual Keck Select Invite hosted by Illinois Wesleyan in Bloomington, Ill. at the Shirk Indoor Track
 
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