Like the heptathlon, Dartmouth and Princeton could have the most participants in the pentathlon with three apiece, followed by Cornell with two athletes. Dartmouth has the top returning scorer from the 2016 Indoor Heps in sophomore Maria Garman (Scituate, Mass.), a 3,700+ point athlete. Princeton sophomore Frances Lodge (New York, N.Y.) has improved her pentathlon performance by nearly 100 points since this time last year. While these two could potentially earn their first Heps title this Saturday, we expect that the battle for the title will be between Harvard freshman Zoe Hughes (Hornchurch, U.K.) and Brown senior Shanelle DeJournett (Knoxville, Tenn.). These two competed against one another in the pentathlon during the Harvard Multi-Meet in January, and Hughes finished ahead of DeJournett by 62 points (about a four-second difference in the 800-meter run). Hughes is the stronger hurdler and long jumper as she is in the top 10 in the conference over the hurdles and the top three among the long jumpers. But DeJournett is the top high jumper in the League. Expect this to be a great duel on Saturday. — Mary Boggs
60m dash: Saturday, 12:25 pm
Long jump: Saturday, 1:05 pm
Shot put: Saturday, 2:45 pm
High jump: Saturday, 4 pm
60m hurdles: Sunday, 10:50 am
Pole vault: Sunday, Noon
1,000m run: Sunday, 3:10 pm
Heps Record
5,744 — Mustafa Abdur-Rahim (Dartmouth, 2004)
Championship Record
5,645 — Mustafa Abdur-Rahim (Dartmouth, 2004)
2017 Top 10
5,237 — Nico Robinson (Dartmouth)
4,979 — Justice Dixon (Princeton)
4,965 — Benjamin Ose (Dartmouth)
4,809 — Luke Knouse (Penn)
4,645 — Harry Lord (Princeton)
4,612 — Philip Frost (Princeton)
4,551 — James Burns (Princeton)
4,547 — Anthony DeNitto (Harvard)
60m hurdles: Saturday, 9:30 am
High jump: Saturday, 10:10 am
Shot put: Saturday, Noon
Long jump: Saturday, 1:45 pm
800m run: Saturday, 3 pm
Heps Record
4,209 — Martina Salander (Harvard, 2013)
Championship Record
4,053 — Lindsay Taylor (Brown, 2001)
2017 Top 10
3,769 — Zoe Hughes (Harvard)
3,640 — Shanelle DeJournett (Brown)
3,532 — Frances Lodge (Princeton)
3,294 — Maria Garman (Dartmouth)
3,128 — Miranda Lawson (Dartmouth)
3,071 — Mary Sieredzinski (Dartmouth)
3,049 — Mikaela Sawyer (Princeton)
3,006 — Maya Hutchinson (Cornell)