FAIRFAX, Va. – The University of Pennsylvania track & field teams brought home a pair of individual wins from the IC4A/ECAC Championships over the weekend, highlighted by a meet record in the men's pole vault. The three-day meet was hosted by George Mason University.
 
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Senior Scott Toney set an IC4A meet record in the men's pole vault, clearing a personal-best 5.54 meters (18 feet 2 inches) to win the event ahead of teammate James Rhoads. Benedikt Sachta was fourth, just missing out on giving the Quakers a clean sweep. Toney's height also puts him second on the program's top 10 list, behind only Rhoads. Penn also got third-place finishes from Kampton Kam in the high jump and Silas Ruth in the steeplechase.
 
Penn's other win came on the women's side, as Sarah Lavery took top honors in the high jump with a height of 1.73 meters (5 feet 8 inches). Evangeline Thomson took second in the women's pole vault, while Angeludi Asaah was third in the women's discus on Sunday.
 
Penn's finishes for the weekend are below, with top eight (All-East) designations noted.
 
FRIDAY
Men's Hammer
  6. Scott Dochat, 61-12m (200-6)
 
SATURDAY
Women's High Jump
  1. Sarah Lavery, 1.73m (5-8)
Men's Pole Vault
  1. Scott Toney, 5.54m (18-2) – PR, meet record, facility record, national #9, 2nd on program's top 10 list
  2. James Rhoads, 5.26m (17-3)
  4. Benedikt Sachta, 4.96m (16-3.25)
Men's Javelin
  Atticus Soehren, 56.10m (184-0)
Men's High Jump
  3. Kampton Kam, 2.03m (6-8)
  7. Mark Hellwig, 1.98m (6-6)
  Conrad Moore, 1.93m (6-4)
Women's Pole Vault
  2. Evangeline Thomson, 3.96m (12-11.75)
  t5. Meghan Hart, 3.86m (12-8)
Men's Steeplechase
  3. Silas Ruth, 9:07.42
 
SUNDAY
Women's Discus
  3. Angeludi Asaah, 48.05m (157-7)
Men's 400 Hurdles
  7. Alexander Sadikov, 52.71
  Sean Golembiewski, 56.31