Records Fall on Final Day of ECAC Championship

Sunday, March 6

Boston, Mass.

James Madison University

ECAC Indoor Championships

3/6/2022 6:13:00 PM | Track & Field

BOSTON – The James Madison track & field team recorded four All-East finishes on the final day of the ECAC Indoor Track & Field Championship Sunday afternoon at the Boston University Track and Tennis Center.

MEET HIGHLIGHTS
- Rookie Jordyn Henderson ran to a third-place finish in the 60mH with her time of 8.56 to earn All-East recognition.
- Holly Mpassy set the new school record in the 400m with her second-place time of 54.10 to collect All-East honors.
- Also being tabbed All-East in the 400m was Sofia Lavreshina with her sixth-place finish of 55.14.
- The 4x800m squad of Annie Dunlop, Sinead Sargeant, Maggie Linton and Sofia Terenziani earned All-East honors with their seventh-place time of 9:04.51.
- Erica Moolman recorded a 12' 1.5" (3.70m) in the pole vault to tie teammate Rachel Lloyd's program record in the event.
- The Dukes ended the championship meet tied with Boston College for sixth place with 33 points.

Quoting Coach McCown
- "The record books continued to be rewritten today by our team," expressed head coach Ron McCown. "To claim All-East honors in the majority of the events we competed in speaks for the impressive talent that is on this team. Congratulations to Holly on her school record performance and to Erica for tying teammate Rachel Lloyd for the pole vault record. Congratulations to Holly, Jordyn, Sofia and our 4x800 (Annie, Sinead, Maggie, Sofia) on their All-East achievement. I'm so proud of all our athletes and how they all competed so fiercely this weekend. They definitely showed a championship mentality and we will build off of this going into our outdoor season. Go Dukes!"

Up Next
- The Dukes open up the outdoor season on Friday, Mar. 18 at the Bob Davidson Memorial Invitational at High Point.