Tigers Finish 8th at the Sycamore Open

Terre Haute, Ind. - The DePauw women's track and field team finished with 12 top ten finishes and totaled 30 points at the Sycamore Open, hosted by Indiana State.

Leading the Tigers with a fourth-place finish was Annalise Grammel, who finished the 400-meter dash in 1:02.10. Charlotte Borland would take eighth in the 400-meter dash with a time of 1:03.63. DePauw recorded three top-ten finishes in the remaining sprint and hurdle events. In the 100-meter dash, Lily Boston finished eighth with a time of 12.97. Seelye Stoffregen took seventh in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 15.54, and in the 4x100 meter relay, Jaida Smith, Boston, Katie McKinley, and Borland took fourth with a time of 51.00.

In the 5000-meter run, Jenny Noll finished sixth with a time of 20:08.85. In field events, Abby Hartman earned a seventh-place finish after she jumped 1.50m in high jump. In shot put, Mady Altman finished seventh with a throw of 9.15m, while Brianna Wagner (30.98m) and Reanna Stiehler (26.95m) took sixth and seventh, respectively, in discus throw. Stiehler would finish sixth in hammer throw with a distance of 36.01m and eighth in javelin throw (27.57m).

The Tigers will be in Oberlin, Ohio, from Thursday, May 5 to Friday, May 6, to compete in the North Coast Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

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Players Mentioned

Mady Altman: Junior

Charlotte Borland: Senior; 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.

Lily Boston: Freshman; I loved the campus and the opportunity to build one-on-one relationships with my professors.

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

Abby Hartman: Freshman

Katie McKinley: Freshman

Jenny Noll: Senior; 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: Junior

Reanna Stiehler: Junior

Seelye Stoffregen: Junior

Brianna Wagner: Freshman; I chose DePauw because it seemed like a place that would challenge me both athletically and academically. It was also a good distance that I would be able to establish my independence as well as have the ability to visit home and have my parents come watch home meets.

Players Mentioned

Mady Altman
: Junior

Charlotte Borland
: Senior; 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.

Lily Boston
: Freshman; I loved the campus and the opportunity to build one-on-one relationships with my professors.

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

Abby Hartman
: Freshman

Katie McKinley
: Freshman

Jenny Noll
: Senior; 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
: Junior

Reanna Stiehler
: Junior

Seelye Stoffregen
: Junior

Brianna Wagner
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because it seemed like a place that would challenge me both athletically and academically. It was also a good distance that I would be able to establish my independence as well as have the ability to visit home and have my parents come watch home meets.