Devils Open Up Conference Championships on Friday at Ursinus

CARLISLE, Pa. – The Dickinson women’s outdoor track and field team will look for their first Centennial Conference Championship since they won four straight from 1999 to 2002 beginning this Friday when the Red and White head to Collegeville, Pennsylvania and Patterson Field at Ursinus College for the three-day meet.

The Devils will try to improve on their second-place result from 2024 when they tallied 166 points to trail only the champion Johns Hopkins who collected up 281.5. The rest of the Top-5 included Ursinus (90), Swarthmore (68) and Gettysburg (57).

At the beginning of the season the Red and White were expected to compete for the conference crown totaling 73 points for the second straight season in the preseason poll falling just behind Johns Hopkins at 81. The rest of the poll was made up of Swarthmore (62), Ursinus (57), Gettysburg (49), Haverford (42), Franklin & Marshall (29), McDaniel and Muhlenberg (23) and Bryn Mawr (11).

In the field, Annie Leder will be expected to be a key contributor in the Devils scoring all weekend as she ranks inside the Top-5 for both the triple and long jumps sitting first in the long (5.87m) and fourth for triple (11.27m). Jenna Deep should also be a threat in the hammer throw qualifying third at 43.22m. Amiyah Priebe is the other top qualifier for Dickinson holding down first the 3,000m steeplechase (11:03.77). Erin Olsavsky is the second fastest qualifier for the 100m (12.19) and 200m (25.60), while sitting in fifth for javelin (34.19m). The trio of Elizabeth Barbash, Leah Biwott and Lily Swain all rank fourth for the 5000m (17:44.97), 100m hurdles (15.29) and 400m hurdles (1:08.14). 

Top 15 Red Devil Qualifiers for CC Championships
Javelin – Erin Olsavsky (5th – 34.19m) | Jenna Deep (14th – 24.39m) | Sarah Glickson (15th – 23.47m)
Shot Put – Damien Labrada (6th – 11.82m) | Jenna Deep (15th – 10.45m)
Discus – Damien Labrada (12th – 33.13m)
Hammer Throw – Jenna Deep (3rd – 43.22m) | Damien Labrada (8th – 39.27m) | Sarah Glickson (13th – 34.57m)
High Jump – Leah Biwott (7th – 1.52m)
Pole Vault – Lily Swain (6th – 3.25m) | Sylvie McMaken-Marsh (15th – 2.90m)
Long Jump – Annie Leder (1st – 5.87m) | Leah Biwott (6th – 5.30m) 
Triple Jump – Annie Leder (4th – 11.27m)
Heptathlon – No Qualifier
100m – Erin Olsavsky (2nd – 12.19) | Emily Chaine (13th – 13.03)
100m Hurdles – Leah Biwott (4th – 15.29) | Annie Leder (6th – 15.81) | Lily Cusa (12th – 17.01) | Sylvie McMaken-Marsh (13th – 17.10)
200m – Erin Olsavsky (2nd – 25.60) | Emily Chaine (12th – 27.19)
400m – Maddie Brown (2nd – 58.54) | Marley Kurey (3rd – 59.12) | Abbe Kitchin (9th – 1:01.60)
400m Hurdles – Lily Swain (4th – 1:08.14) | Lily Cusa (8th – 1:11.82) | Lauren Scott (13th – 1:17.36)
800m – No Qualifier
1500m – Amiyah Priebe (11th – 4:43.43) 
3000m Steeplechase – Amiyah Priebe (1st – 11:03.77) | Elizabeth Barbash (4th – 11:36.24) 
5000m – Elizabeth Barbash (4th – 17:44.97) | Amiyah Priebe (7th – 18:09.11) | Myra Naqvi (10th – 18:17.55)
10,000m – Myra Naqvi (6th – 38:06.32) | Maddie Garber (7th – 39:44.33) | Abby Duffy (11th – 42:53.61) | Jenna Kerns (12th – 43:17.21)
4x100m Relay – 6th (50.21)
4x400m Relay – 3rd (4:03.92)
4x800m Relay – 4th (9:44.34)

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