Full Results
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Four women set new No. 1 all-time school records, highlighting Friday's action at the FasTrack National Invite in Staten Island for the University of Pennsylvania men's and women's track teams.Â
Taylor McCorkle claimed the top spot in Penn laurels in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.42 seconds, also good for third-best in the Ivy League. In addition to her performance in the 60, the junior also ran the 200-meter dash, earning a time of 24.19, good for No. 2 in school history, eighth best all-time in the Ivy League.
Molly Minnig continued her climb up the ladder board in the pole vault, this time landing at the top spot with a height of 3.90m, surpassing teammateÂ
Nicole Macco's previous best of 3.86m.Â
Olivia Welsh andÂ
Katherine Schroeder also ascended the record books in the pole vault, both earning jumps of 3.60m, good for a tie for eighth all-time.
In throwing events, freshmanÂ
Maura Kimmel impressed yet again, breaking her previous school record in the shot put for the third time already this year, going for a distance of 15.19 meters.Â
Rachel Lee Wilson also broke her previous No. 1 distance in the weight throw with a toss of 18.73 meters.
A pair of freshman darted forward for the Quakers in the mile run, asÂ
Christina Rancan andÂ
Erin Feeney finished 14th and 16th respectively in the event on Friday night, but worked their way into Penn record books with the ninth and 10th best times. Rancan crossed the finish line with a time of 4:53.06, while Feeney was right behind at 4:53.54.
Senior
Ella Wurth ran a 2:10.13 in the 800-meter run, placing seventh in Penn laurels, while freshmanÂ
Breanne Bygrave placed sixth all-time in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.98.
On the men's side,Â
Chris Luciano was the only Quaker to earn a spot in the record books, with a time of 14:24.48 in the 5,000 meter race, good for fifth all-time. Luciano finished third in the event at the Ocean Breeze Complex, behind a No. 2 finish fromÂ
Brendan Shearn who clocked in at 14:23.76.Â
Ross Wilson finished eighth in the mile run with a solid time of 4:09.55.
The Quakers are back in action next weekend for their final tune-up before the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships, competing at the Princeton Invitational in Jadwin Gym.
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