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The men’s team battle is getting more exciting as Princeton athletes are nipping Cornell at various points in the competition. Take the men’s 800m. The men’s 800m final had a bit of drama throughout the race. Harvard rookie Myles Marshall fell at the end of the first lap, essentially dropping him from title contention. Cornell’s James Gowans took the lead up to the 600m (55.22 400m, 1:23.61 600m) but on the backstretch, Princeton’s Josh Ingalls, Penn’s Elias Graca, and Columbia’s Alek Sauer moved up to battle for the front. Ingalls took the lead in the final turn and powered away to the win. Gowans died down to 5th place. Marshall managed to battle back to score a single point in sixth place.
Men's 800m Finals 1 Ingalls, Joshua SO Princeton 1:51.59@ 10 2 Sauer, Alek FR Columbia 1:52.46@ 8 3 Graca, Elias FR Penn 1:52.47@ 6 4 Schulz, Eric SO Princeton 1:53.41@ 4 5 Gowans, James JR Cornell 1:53.47@ 2 6 Marshall, Myles FR Harvard 1:53.75@ 1
The women’s 800m final went off fast as Columbia’s Brittney Wade took the first 200m in out in 30 seconds. The pace cooled a little by 400m with 1:03.20 as Wade continued to lead. Yale’s Shannon McDonnell was on Wade’s outside shoulder and took over the lead at the bell (1:34.8). On the backstretch, McDonnell began to pull away with Princeton’s Ashley Forte being the only athlete who managed to stick with her. But McDonnell was not challenged in the final 50m as she won her first individual Indoor Heps title in 2:10.24. Forte held on for second in 2:10.77 while Cornell’s Shannon Hugard charged on the outside to grab third in 2:11.34.
Women's 800m Finals 1 McDonnell, Shannon SR Yale 2:10.24@ 10 2 Forte, Ashley SO Princeton 2:10.77@ 8 3 Hugard, Shannon SO Cornell 2:11.34@ 6 4 Livingston, Abby SO Dartmouth 2:11.60@ 4 5 Jurew, Anna FR Princeton 2:11.76@ 2 6 Wade, Brittney JR Columbia 2:11.86@ 1
Princeton dominated the men’s 1000m, putting more of a cushion against Cornell in the team battle. Noah Kauppila and Luke Brahm finished 1-2 in the event to get 18 points, while Cornell only got 1 point in the event with Sam Baxter finishing in sixth place.
Men's 1000m Finals 1 Kauppila, Noah SO Princeton 2:27.78@ 10 2 Brahm, Luke SR Princeton 2:28.51 8 3 Horton, Reed FR Dartmouth 2:29.44 6 4 Haik, Spencer SO Columbia 2:29.59 4 5 Webb, Kirk SR Penn 2:29.85 2 6 Baxter, Sam SR Cornell 2:30.18 1
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Men - Team Rankings - 13 Events Scored
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1) Princeton 125 2) Cornell 89
3) Dartmouth 55 4) Penn 37
5) Brown 28 6) Columbia 24
6) Harvard 24 8) Yale 21
Dartmouth’s Kailtin Whitehorn won her third Indoor Heps high jump title but it wasn’t easy. She needed to clear 6-feet – a new personal best for her – to win the event over Cornell sophomore Kate Gulbrandsen. Whitehorn’s clearance of 6-00 1/2 is #6 in Indoor Heps meet history and #5 in conference history. Gulbrandsen’s second place height of 5-10 1/2 places her in a tie for #10 in Indoor Heps meet history.
Women's High Jump Finals
1 Whitehorn, Kaitlin SR Dartmouth 1.84m* 6-00.50 10
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.84 1.86
O XO O O O O XXO O XXO XXX
2 Gulbrandsen, Kate SO Cornell 1.79m* 5-10.50 8
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82
PPP O O O XO XO XO XXX
3 DeJournett, Shanelle JR Brown 1.73m* 5-08.00 6
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76
O O XXO O O XXX
4 Garman, Maria FR Dartmouth 1.73m* 5-08.00 4
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76
XO XXO O XXO XXO XXX
5 Akande, Morayo SR Brown 1.70m@ 5-07.00 1.50
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
O O O O XXX
5 Malizia, Anna Peyton FR Penn 1.70m@ 5-07.00 1.50
1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
O O O O XXX
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Women - Team Rankings - 12 Events Scored
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1) Harvard 95.50 2) Dartmouth 73
3) Cornell 65.50 4) Princeton 51
5) Brown 27.50 6) Penn 24.50
7) Columbia 21 8) Yale 14
Back on the track, we knew it was going to be a loaded final with it containing Princeton’s Cecilia Barowski, defnding champ Sarah Hardie of Columbia, and top two seeds Clare Peabody of Brown and Dartmouth’s Bridget O’Neill. But Barowski appeared spent from winning the 500m earlier in the day and Cornell senior Kristen Niedrach really stepped up. Niedrach led for the majority of the race (400m in 66.55; 600 in 1:41.56) when Peabody passed her before 700m into the race. Peabody tried to power away from the field but Hardie and Niedrach stayed in the hunt. Hardie claims the lead on the final turn but Niedrach would not give up as she made Hardie earn the win. Hardie outleaned Niedrach – 2:48.40 to 2:48.41 – for a photo finish.
Women's 1000m Finals 1 Hardie, Sarah SO Columbia 2:48.40M 10 2 Niedrach, Kristen SR Cornell 2:48.41M 8 3 Peabody, Clare SO Brown 2:49.04@ 6 4 O'Neill, Bridget SO Dartmouth 2:49.78@ 4 5 Barowski, Cecilia SR Princeton 2:50.47@ 2 6 DeVoe, Claire SR Cornell 2:51.02@ 1
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Women - Team Rankings - 13 Events Scored
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1) Harvard 95.50 2) Dartmouth 77
3) Cornell 74.50 4) Princeton 53
5) Brown 33.50 6) Columbia 31
7) Penn 24.50 8) Yale 14
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