Women's Track and Field 3/20/2021 12:00:00 AM

Tigers Take First-Place at Rose-Hulman Early Bird Meet

Terre Haute, Ind. - The DePauw University women's outdoor track and field team finished first in the Rose-Hulman Early Bird Meet with 171 points.

The Tigers tallied seven first-place finishes, five second-place finishes, and five third-place finishes in its first outdoor meet of the 2021 season.

Opening the meet, Alexis Cagan earned third in the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.69. Cagan would win second place in the 200-meter dash (27.80), just behind first-place finisher Erin Pasch (26.96). Completing the sweep in the 200-meter dash was Seelye Stoffregen with a time of 28.05.

Pasch would go on to earn second in the 100-meter hurdles( 16:18), as well as first in the long jump (4.96 m). Stoffregen would tally another third-place finish in the 100-meter hurdle with a time of 17:58.

The Tigers would continue to find success around the track, with Charlotte Borland taking first in the 400-meter run( 1:01.12), in the 800-meter run Lannea Allen (2:34.00) finished first, with teammate Kate Hennessey finishing in second with a time of 2:34.63.

Sweeping the 1500 meter run, Annalise Grammel finished first (5:07.87), followed by Hennessey (5:08.01) and Allen (5:09.63). In the 5000 meter run, Rachel DeLancey tallied another individual first-place finish(19:08.22), with teammate Jenny Noll finishing third with a time of 19:16.67.

Finishing strong around the track, Grammel, Stoffregen, Cagan, and Borland earned first-place in the 4 x 400-meter relay (4:10.08).

Rounding out the top three finishes for DePauw was pole vaulter Emma Stemen who took second-place with a final vault of 2.97 m.

The Tigers are back at home to host the DePauw Quad #1 in Blackstock Stadium on Saturday, March 27.

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Players Mentioned

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

Charlotte Borland: Junior; 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.

Alexis Cagan: Freshman

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

Annalise Grammel: Freshman; I chose DePauw because the campus was beautiful and had the perfect combination of athletics and academics.

Kate Hennessey: Junior

Jenny Noll: Junior; 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: Junior

Emma Stemen: Freshman; I fell in love with the campus and community. I also chose DePauw for the pre-med program and the track and field team.

Seelye Stoffregen: Sophomore

Players Mentioned

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

Charlotte Borland
: Junior; 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.

Alexis Cagan
: Freshman

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

Annalise Grammel
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because the campus was beautiful and had the perfect combination of athletics and academics.

Kate Hennessey
: Junior

Jenny Noll
: Junior; 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
: Junior

Emma Stemen
: Freshman; I fell in love with the campus and community. I also chose DePauw for the pre-med program and the track and field team.

Seelye Stoffregen
: Sophomore