WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Washington and Lee women's track and field sophomore Katelyn Gamble (Houston, Texas/The Kinkaid School) finished sixth in the 60m at the Indoor NCAA Championship on Saturday to earn her first career All-America honor.

Highlights From the Meet

• Gamble crossed the finish line in 7.67 to finish sixth in the race.
• Sophomore Adalia Coleman claimed the top spot with a time of 7.61.
• All eight competitors in the race were separated by just .09.
• The sixth-place finish is the best for a W&L women's track and field athlete since Stacy Doornbos '09 claimed fourth in the pentathlon in 2009.
• Gamble is just the fifth athlete in program history to garner All-America laurels (third indoors) and the first since Dana Lee '17 secured her third career honor with an eighth-place finish in the indoor long jump in 2016.

Top 8 Finish
Sophomore Katelyn Gamble (6th) – 60m (7.67)
 
Up Next
This concludes the 2022 indoor season for the women's track and field team. The outdoor season begins on Friday, March 18, as the Blue and White host the W&L Carnival.