PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania men's and women's track and field teams turned in a strong performance at the Quakers Invitational on Saturday, recording three NCAA DI Top-25 times. 

Fore Abinusawa swept the women's 60m, advancing with a 7.41 in prelims before winning the final at 7.32, a mark that ranks 21st in the NCAA. 

In the men's 60m hurdles, Shane Gardner advanced to the finals with a time of 7.79, ranked 22^nd in the NCAA. Gardner went on to finish third in the finals at 7.90. 

The men's 200m showcase the depth of the men's sprints group, led by Nayyir Newash-Campbell clocking in a personal-best time of 21.17, ranked second in program history and 23^rd in the NCAA. Ryan Matulonis followed in second with a personal-best time of 21.37, and Simeon Adams in third at 21.41. 

Freshman Jailyn Milord claimed first in the women's 200m at 24.21, tied for eighth in program history. 

In the field, Stella Inman took first in the women's weight throw with a personal-best mark of 19.72m (64' 8.5"), ranked third in program history. 

Women's high jump placed four athletes in the top five, led by Zofia Limbert in second at 1.73m (5' 8"). Samantha Strydesky, Yuliya Maslouskaya, and Lydia Merrick all cleared 1.68m (5' 6"), placing third through fifth, respectively. 

Evangeline Thomson recorded a third placed finish in pole vault clearing a personal-best height of 4.02m (13' 2.25"), third in program history. 

Kampton Kam made his season-debut in the men's jump clearing the bar at 2.11m (6' 11") to finish second. 

The Quakers return to action on Jan. 22-24 hosting the Penn Elite Meet at the Jane and David Ott Center for Track and Field. 
 
Quaker Invitational
Jan. 17, 2026 | Ott Center 
Top Five Results
Women
Weight Throw
1. Stella Inman - 19.72m  (64' 8.5") *PR , 3rd program history
High Jump
2.  Zofia Limbert - 1.73m (5' 8") *PR, T-6^th program history
3.  Samantha Strydesky - 1.68m (5' 6")
4.  Yuliya Maslouskaya - 1.68m (5' 6")
5.  Lydia Merrick 1.68m - (5' 6")
Pole Vault
3. Evangeline Thomson - 4.02m (13' 2.25") *PR, 3rd program history 
Long Jump
4. Giuliana Ligor - 5.48m (17' 11.75")
Shot Put
5. Angeludi Asaah - 14.11m (46' 03.5")
Triple Jump
4. Ijeoma Eziri - 11.79 (38' 8.25)
60m Hurdles Finals
3. Sofia Swindell - 8.82  
4. Amelia Kristen - 8.85
60m Finals
1. Fore Abinusawa - 7.32   , 21st in NCAA
400m
2. Rianna Floyd -  55.84
4. Milan Ramey - 56.70
500m
1. Nia Akins - 1.09.39 Ott Record
1000m
3. Lindsay Yakaboski - 2:54:58 *PR 
200m
1. Jailyn Milord - 24.21 , *PR, T-8 in program history
3. Sofia Swindell - 24.45 
4x400 Relay
Giuliana Ligor, Yuliya Maslouskaya, Milan Ramey, Raina Pietrzak -  3:47:49
 
Men
High Jump 
2.  Kampton Kam - 2.11m (6' 11")
T-5. Oliver Hassard - 1.96m (6' 5") 
60m Hurdles Prelim
2. Shane Gardner - 7.79Q (22nd NCAA)
5. Ryan Matulonis - 7.95Q *PR , 4th program history
Pole Vault
4. Thomas Bucks - 4.75 (16' 07")
60m Hurdles Finals
3. Shane Gardner - 7.90
200m
1. Nayyir Newash-Campbell - 21.17 *PR , 2nd program history, 23rd NCAA
2. Ryan Matulonis - 21.37 *PR , 4th program history
3. Simeon Adams - 21.41 *PR, 5th program history 
4x400 Relay
4. Nayyir Newash-Campbell, Simeon Adams, Cade Swart, Sean Golembiewski - 3:15:63