ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Washington University in St. Louis women's outdoor track and field team wrapped up their annual WashU Invite on Saturday, with all the track events and the remaining field ones. The meet was smaller and fewer individuals than the WashU Distance Carnival that finished on Friday.

Prior to the start of the track events, the WashU senior class was honored with a special recognition ceremony.

No team scores were kept.

Top Finishes:

• Hammer Throw
  • Senior Kally Mack was runner-up with a throw of 43.16m
• Shot Put
  • Senior Jenae Bothe claimed the win with her throw of 13.95m
• Javelin
  • First-year Harper Karr finished in fifth place with her throw of 33.28m
• Long Jump
  • Junior Maya Davis was ninth with her jump of 5.04m
• Triple Jump
  • Junior Sofia Rosensweig finished fourth with her leap of 10.93m on her final attempt
• Pole Vault
  • Senior Mackenzie Walker was the only athlete to clear 3.72m for the win
  • First-year Campbell Pallera finished in a tie for second with a clear of 3.57m
  • Junior Meredyth Barr and first-year Talia West tied for fifth with clears of 3.42m
• Discus
  • Bothe finished fifth in this event with a throw of 39.16m
  • Mack also finished in the top-10 in eighth place with a throw of 35.04m
• 4x100m
  • The team of Davis, senior Kylie Spytek, junior Julia Coric and senior Jasmine Wright finished in second place with a time of 46.82
• 1500m
  • First-year Megan Raue was third with a time of 4:44.34
  • Senior Tatum Goforth was eighth with her time of 4:51.27
• 400m
  • Spytek claimed the win with a time of 54.72 while sophomore Quinn Bird was third with her time of 55.66
  • Juniors Cate Christopher and Caroline Echols went sixth and eighth with times of 56.63 and 57.14
  • First-year Kate Delia and sophomore Kalena Riemer also finished in the top 15 with times of 57.77 and 58.24 to finish 11^th and 13^th, respectively
• 100m
  • Wright was runner-up with her time of 11.86
  • Sophomore Hailey Weir was eighth with her time of 12.32 while junior Olivia Theisen was 12^th with a time of 12.68
• 800m
  • The Bears had six of the top 10 as sophomore Lucinda Laughlin won with a time of 2:09.81
  • First-year Lucy Johnson was third with a time of 2:15.59
  • In sixth through 10^th were senior Katie Rector (2:18.00), junior Danielle Shipon (2:18.61), senior Isabel Erdmann (2:19.31), and Megan Raue (2:20.34)
• 400m Hurdles
  • Senior Elizabeth Wagner was 14^th with a time of 1:07.57
• 200m
  • Wier was fifth with a time of 24.84 with Coric claiming eighth place in a tie of 25.07
• 4x400m
  • The team of Christopher, Coric, Spytek and Weir won with a time of 3:46.51
  • The team of Bird, Delia, Echols, and Wagner were third in a time of 3:50.53

 
WashU will have a quick break before returning to action on Friday, Apr. 10 at the UW Platteville Invite.
 
 
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