PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania track and field teams hosted the annual Big 5 Invitational on Saturday evening at Franklin Field, highlighted by 10 victories, a program record, and six marks in the program top-10s.
 
The performance of the day belonged to Nataliia Ilieva in the women's pole vault. She tied for the top mark in the event but took second, however, her clearance of 4.08m (13-04.50) set the program record. The mark overtakes Molly Minnig's 2017 height of 4.07m (13-4.25).
 
The other five program marks were all set by the women's team. On the track, Moforehan Abinusawa secured a first-place time of 23.97 in the 200m to shift into seventh in history. In distance events, Bronwyn Patterson cruised to a top finish in the 1,500m, clocking a time of 4:24.81 for ninth in the record book.
 
Out at the throws complex, Kira Lindner earned a third-place finish in the hammer throw, tossing 48.08m (157-09) to land herself 10th in program history.
 
The last two marks were set on the infield. At the long jump, Daniella Oyenuga collected a top finish with a distance of 5.99m (19-08), jumping all the way into fourth in program history. At the triple jump, an event that was cut short due to weather, saw Tumi Onaleye take the win with a jump of 12.45m (40-10.25) to move up to fourth in program history as well.
 
For full top-10 results, check out below.
 
The Quakers return to action next weekend, making the trip to Durham, North Carolina for the Duke Invitational. The two-day event kicks off on Friday at 11 a.m.
 
 
TOP-10 FINISHES:
Men's 100m:
2. Aaron Stillitano, 10.76
4. Charles Jarvis, 10.84
6. John Ruvo IV, 11.05
 
Women's 100m Hurdles:
5. Shevell Higgs, 14.78
 
Men's 110m Hurdles:
1. Shane Gardner, 14.37
3. Jake Rose, 14.57
 
Women's 200m:
1. Moforehan Abinusawa, 23.97 (7^th in history)
2. Isabella Whittaker, 24.31
3. Christiana Nwachuku, 24.34
9. Caia Gelli, 25.31
 
Men's 200m:
1. Devante Heywood, 21.43
5. Aaron Stillitano, 21.86
6. Charles Jarvis, 21.88
7. John Ruvo IV, 21.93
 
Men's 400m:
1. Emerson Douds, 48.11
3. Andrew O'Donnell, 48.78
4. Dimitri Nicholson, 48.96
6. Alec Jackson, 49.19
 
Women's 400m:
7. Laura Gugliotta, 58.49
 
Men's 400m Hurdles:
2. Liam O'Hara, 53.82
 
Women's 400m Hurdles:
6. Katherine Muccio, 1:03.91
7. Annika Topchy, 1:07.07
 
Women's 800m:
1. Chloe Hassman, 2:12.76
2. Olivia Babski, 2:13.74
3. Lily Orr, 2:14.95
5. Phoebe White, 2:16.91
6. Trinity Eason, 2:18.64
7. Arielle Breuninger, 2:20.34
8. Nikhila Obbineni, 2:23.76
 
Men's 800m:
3. Titus Bretzke, 1:52.30
4. Robbie Ruppel, 1:52.40
6. Holden Emery, 1:52.89
7. Anton Idhammar, 1:53.07
10. Liam Going, 1:53.36
 
Women's 1,500m:
1. Bronwyn Patterson, 4:24.81 (9^th in history)
7. Lara Cota, 4:38.62
9. Fabianna Szorenyi, 4:40.93
 
Men's 2,000m Steeplechase:
1. Luke Johnson, 6:00.92
4. Silas Ruth, 6:09.86
 
Women's Discus Throw:
3. Kira Lindner, 40.04m (131-04)
7. Angeludi Asaah, 37.62m (123-05)
8. Kyla Jamison, 36.39m (119-04)
 
Women's Hammer Throw:
3. Kira Lindner, 48.08m (157-09) (10^th in history)
8. Omonye Osezua, 43.55m (142-10)
 
Men's High Jump:
3. Mark Anselmi, 2.02m (6-07.50)
4. Jack Meigel, 2.02m (6-07.50)
5. Conrad Moore, 1.97m (6-05.50)
7. Mark Hellwig, 1.92m (6-03.50)
 
Women's High Jump:
2. Sarah Lavery, 1.66m (5-5.25)
7. Samantha Schoenberg, 1.56m (5-1.25)
 
Men's Javelin:
3. Atticus Soehren, 45.34m (148-09)
 
Women's Javelin:
2. Elliot Bush, 39.94m (131-00)
 
Men's Long Jump:
8. Adam Yang, 6.45m (21-02)
 
Women's Long Jump:
1. Daniella Oyenuga, 5.99m (19-08) (4^th in history)
6. Megan Webb, 5.45m (17-10.75)
 
Men's Pole Vault:
1. James Rhoads, 5.16m (16-11)
2. Benedikt Sachta, 5.06m (16-07.25)
 
Women's Pole Vault:
2. Nataliia Ilieva, 4.08m (13-04.50) (PROGRAM RECORD)
5. Meghan Hart, 3.78m (12-04.75)
6. Kai Eisenhardt, 3.78m (12-04.75)
 
Men's Shot Put:
2. Olatide Abinusawa, 16.73m (54-10.75)
 
Women's Triple Jump:
1. Tumi Onaleye, 12.45m (40-10.25) (4^th in history)