The Muhlenberg track and field teams sent athletes to two sites in their final tuneup for the Centennial Conference Championships, getting first-place performances at both.
At Kutztown's Golden Bear Invite, senior
Erica Borbi won the weight throw with a mark of 47-4½, slipping past the previous school record by a quarter-inch. The distance ranks 10th on the Centennial Conference all-time performance list.Â
At the Bucknell Tuneup, freshman
Sean McNeil won the triple jump in 46-0½ as the only Division III athlete in the field.
The other two Mules who competed in the Bucknell Tuneup also did well, with sophomore
Christopher Short finishing fifth in the 200 with a clocking of 22.62 seconds. He improved on his previous personal best of 22.79, moving from third to second on Muhlenberg's all-time performance list.
Junior
Lauren Siesky also ran the 200 at Bucknell, setting a personal best of 27.94.
Back at Kutztown, freshman
Molly Curtis (pictured above left) placed second in the triple jump, and junior
Shira Gamson came in second in the long jump with a season-best mark of 16-1, less than two inches off her personal best. Junior
Jem Berney was third in the mile with a personal-best time.
In addition to Borbi and Berney, three other Mules set personal bests: sophomore
Sultan Almosbeh (pictured above right) in the 200 and senior
Hayden Klein and freshman
Sophia Sciarrino in the mile.
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