PRINCETON, N.J. – The University of Pennsylvania women's track and field program claimed its seventh Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Track and Field Championship on Sunday afternoon—and fourth in its last five seasons as both Quaker programs, women and men, tallied 11 titles—nine individual and two relay—on Day 2 to edge out host Princeton by a half a point.

With that, Penn has swept the 2023-24 season for track and field, winning both Indoor and Outdoor Heps titles for the first time since 2019 after doing it in 2018 as well.
 
The day culminated with a victory in the women's 4x400 race as Aliya Garozzo put together a terrific anchor leg to edge out the Tigers to secure the title.
 
On the women's side, Olivia Morganti (3000m steeplechase), Garozzo (100m, 400m hurdles), Isabella Whittaker (400m, 200m), Moforehan Abinusawa (100m), and Bronwyn Patterson (800m) picked up individual gold medals, while the 4x400 (Morayo Kassim, Jocelyn Niemiec, Amelia Kristen, and Garozzo) and 4x100 (Daniella Oyenuga, Whittaker, Abinusawa, and Caia Gelli) took home relay titles.
 
For the men, Shane Gardner (110m hurdles) and Ryan Matulonis (400m) won Ivy League individual titles to lead Penn to a third-place finish with 99.5 points.

Complete Meet Results (PDF)

Sunday Finals – Track
Men's 3K Steeplechase
 5. Silas Ruth, 9:03.64
Women's 3K Steeplechase
 1. Olivia Morganti, 10:00.63
 8. Katie Pou, 10:52.17 – PR
Men's 4x100 Relay
 DNF. Dimitri Nicholson, Nayyir Newash-Campbell, Andrew O'Donnell, Aaron Stillitano
Women's 4x100 Relay
 1. Daniella Oyenuga, Isabella Whittaker, Moforehan Abinusawa, Caia Gelli, 45.04 - 3rd in program history
Men's 110 Hurdles
 1. Shane Gardner, 13.90
 4. Sean Golembiewski, 14.18 – PR, 9th in program history
Women's 100 Hurdles
 1. Aliya Garozzo, 13.59 – PR, 3rd in program history
Men's 400
 2. Nayyir Newash-Campbell, 46.72 – PR, remains 5th in program history
Women's 400
 1. Isabella Whittaker, 51.38 – MEET RECORD
 2. Jocelyn Niemiec, 53.02 – PR, remains 3rd in program history
Women's 100
 1. Moforehan Abinusawa, 11.38 – ties PR, remains school record
 2. Christiana Nwachuku, 11.55 – PR, 2nd in program history
Men's 800
 3. Titus Bretzke, 1:49.64
 4. Holden Emery, 1:50.14
 6. Nicolas Pizarro, 1:50.68
Women's 800
 1. Bronwyn Patterson, 2:04.12
 5. Chloe Hassman, 2:07.74
Men's 400 Hurdles
 1. Ryan Matulonis, 49.75 – PR, MEET RECORD, remains 4th in program history
 5. Alexander Sadikov, 52.22 – PR
 8. Sean Golembiewski, 53.79
Women's 400 Hurdles
 1. Aliya Garozzo, 56.34 – PR, PROGRAM RECORD
 3. Amelia Kristen, 59.28 – PR, 5th in program history
Women's 200
 1. Isabella Whittaker, 23.18 – PR, PROGRAM RECORD
 2. Moforehan Abinusawa, 23.34 – PR, 2nd in program history
 3. Christiana Nwachuku, 23.85
Men's 5K
 14. Sahil Dodda, 14:18.77 – PR
 15. Troy Hill, 14:20.01
Women's 5K
 3. Lily Murphy, 15:56.68 – PR, PROGRAM RECORD
 4. Maeve Stiles, 15:58.81 – PR, 2nd in program history
 7. Olivia Morganti, 16:15.94
 20. Laura Baeyens, 17:14.15
Men's 4x800 Relay
 2. Kyle Miller, Edwin Klanke, Liam Going, Denis Gallagher, 7:23.60 - 3rd in program history
Women's 4x800 relay
 4. Lily Orr, Chloe Hassman, Camille Jordan, Bronwyn Patterson, 8:43.88
Men's 4x400 relay
 4. Dimitri Nicholson, Nayyir Newash-Campbell, Andrew O'Donnell, Ryan Matulonis, 3:10.76
Women's 4x400 Relay
 1. Morayo Kassim, Jocelyn Niemiec, Amelia Kristen, Aliya Garozzo, 3:38.92
 
Sunday Finals – Field
Men's Javelin Throw
 2. Atticus Soehren, 65.41 (214-7) – PR, 8th in program history
Men's Shot Put
 13. Kai Deines, 15.59 (51-1.75)
Women's High Jump
 2. Sarah Lavery, 1.76 (5-9.25) – ties PR, remains 2nd in program history
 12. Samantha Strydesky, 1.62 (5-3.75)
Men's Triple Jump
 10. Patrick Monahan, 13.54 (44-5.25)
Women's Javelin Throw
 3. Elliott Bush, 43.01 (141-1)
 6. Madison Knier, 37.50 (123-0)
Women's Triple Jump
 4. Tumi Onaleye, 12.74 (41-9.75)
 6. Adannia Agbo, 12.07 (39-7.25)
 13. Paris Ivery, 11.57 (37-11.5)
 14. Ijeoma Eziri, 11.53 (37-10)
Men's High Jump
 2. Kampton Kam, 2.11 (6-11) – PR
 5. Mark Hellwig, 2.05 (6-8.75)
 6. Conrad Moore, 2.01 (6-7)
 8. Jack Meigel (6-5.5)
Women's Shot Put
 7. Stella Inman, 13.38 – PR, 10th in program history
 15. Angeludi Asaah, 12.16