Women's Track and Field 2/7/2020 12:00:00 AM

DePauw Finishes Second at Small College Invitational

Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw totaled 93.5 points and finished second among 11 schools at the Tiger Small College Invitational on the Hollensteiner Track. Campbellsville won with 96 and Hanover was third with 85.

The Tigers took the top two spots in the 3,000 meters with Jenny Noll winning in 11:05.27 and Riley Hickman placing second in 11:07.33. Haley Thompson picked up the Tigers' other individual win after topping the field in the 5,000 meters in 18:46.39 with Rachel Cook placing fifth in 2002.05.

Erin Pasch scored in three events with a second in the shot put (11.36m/37-3.25) and thirds in the 60-meter hurdles (10.05) and the high jump (1.45m/4-9). Emily Wilson was second in the high jump (1.50m/4-11).

Three Tigers scored in the mile led by Natalie Gruszka with a fourth (5:29.99), Erika Marchant fifth (5:35.40) and Lannea Allen eighth (5:41.66).

Rachel DeLancey was fifth in the 800 meters (2:29.79) and Jess Gaumer eighth (2:38.70), while Charlotte Borland placed sixth in the 60 meters (8.51).

DePauw's 4x200 relay won in 1:53.26 and the 4x400 relay placed fourth in 4:30.27.

The Tigers host the DePauw Invitational on Saturday, Feb. 15, beginning at 11 a.m.

This Freaky Fast postgame report is sponsored by Jimmy John's in Greencastle, Indiana.

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Players Mentioned

Lannea Allen: Sophomore; I chose DePauw for its sense of community and geological opportunities.

Charlotte Borland: Sophomore; I chose DePauw University due to its challenging academics, stellar reputation, dedication and commitment to the success of its students, and the opportunities offered to Lilly Scholars.

Rachel Cook: Freshman

Rachel DeLancey: Freshman; I chose DePauw because it is a very welcoming campus with plenty of opportunities to get involved and participate in research

Jess Gaumer: Freshman; I choose DePauw primarily because it was a good academic fit. In addition, I am able to run cross country and track and fit in well with the team. Finally, I also wanted to stay in the Midwest, yet be somewhat far from home, and DePauw was the perfect balance.

Natalie Gruszka: Senior

Riley Hickman: Senior

Erika Marchant: Sophomore; I chose DePauw because of its proximity to home, the scholarships offered, the opportunity to run and the flexibility between majors.

Jenny Noll: Sophomore; I felt that this school made me feel at home, and that it would give me a great education. I have friends who have gone to DePauw and only have good things to say about it, so I felt that it is where I belong!

Erin Pasch: Sophomore

Haley Thompson: Senior

Emily Wilson: Senior

Players Mentioned

Lannea Allen
: Sophomore; I chose DePauw for its sense of community and geological opportunities.

Charlotte Borland
: Sophomore; I chose DePauw University due to its challenging academics, stellar reputation, dedication and commitment to the success of its students, and the opportunities offered to Lilly Scholars.

Rachel Cook
: Freshman

Rachel DeLancey
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because it is a very welcoming campus with plenty of opportunities to get involved and participate in research

Jess Gaumer
: Freshman; I choose DePauw primarily because it was a good academic fit. In addition, I am able to run cross country and track and fit in well with the team. Finally, I also wanted to stay in the Midwest, yet be somewhat far from home, and DePauw was the perfect balance.

Natalie Gruszka
: Senior

Riley Hickman
: Senior

Erika Marchant
: Sophomore; I chose DePauw because of its proximity to home, the scholarships offered, the opportunity to run and the flexibility between majors.

Jenny Noll
: Sophomore; I felt that this school made me feel at home, and that it would give me a great education. I have friends who have gone to DePauw and only have good things to say about it, so I felt that it is where I belong!

Erin Pasch
: Sophomore

Haley Thompson
: Senior

Emily Wilson
: Senior