DePauw Takes Fourth in the Rhodes 7-Way Meet

Memphis, Tenn.- The DePauw University women's outdoor track and field team recorded a total of 65 points to take fourth in the Rhodes 7-Way Meet.

Around the track, the Tigers pulled in four top-three finishes and three top-five finishes in field events.

In distance and mid-distance running, DePauw tallied two second-place finishes and one first-place finish. Running the 5,000-meter run in 18:45.99, Jenny Noll took first-place. The other two second-place finishes were earned by Rachel DeLancey and Annalise Grammel in the 1,500 m run (4:51.37) and the 800-meter run (2:22.74), respectively.

Charlotte Borland would round out the top-three finishes with a third-place finish in the 100-meter run (12.95).

In the field Mady Altman and Emma Stemen took fourth in javelin (28.22 /92'7") and pole vault (2.95m 9'8") respectively.

Finishing fifth in the long jump, Jaida Smith jumped 4.92m. (16' 1 ¾).

The Tigers' next meet is Saturday, April 10, at Wabash.

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Players Mentioned

Mady Altman: Sophomore

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.

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.

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!

Jaida Smith: Sophomore

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.

Players Mentioned

Mady Altman
: Sophomore

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.

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.

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!

Jaida Smith
: Sophomore

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.