• Amanda Romano highlighted Friday with a record-breaking performance in the 60m hurdles. Romano clocked a time of 9.07s to finish in first place in the event. Emily Sansbury posted a top finish in the mile run after clocking a time of 5:21.86.
• Ashley D'Ambrosia reset her own program record in the pole vault this afternoon, clearing a personal-best height of 3.71m (12'-02.00") to finish in first place. She also clocked the sixth-fastest time in the 200m, posting a time of 26.61s to finish in fourth place.
• Ana Hodneland highlighted the 400m on Friday, clocking a time of 1:03.58 to finish in second place. Jesma Evans and Romano also competed in the 200m dash, with Evans leading the group with a second-place finish while also posting the fifth-fastest time in program history. Romano turned in a sixth-place finish in the 200m, clocking a time of 27.23s.
• Layla Keadle had a personal-best performance in the pole vault this afternoon, finishing right behind D'Ambrosia in second place. She cleared a new personal-best height of 3.56m (11'-08.00") which ranks second in program history. Abby Cholewa finished in fifth place with a mark of 3.11m (10'-02.25") while Gabby Pullen rounded out the Generals in the pole vault, finishing in sixth place with a mark of 2.96m (9'-08.50").
• Lilly Versen turned in a third-place finish in the 60m dash, crossing the finish line in 7.99s. Ivy Gore finished in eighth place after clocking a time of 8.46s. Madelyn Venable also competed in the 60m hurdles finals, finishing in eighth place with a season-best time of 10.72s.
• Mackenzie Moore and Hanna Kowkabany both had personal-best performances in the 3,000m on Friday. Moore turned in a third-place finish in the event after clocking in a time of 11:19.25, while Kowkabany finished in fourth place with a time of 11:26.15.
• Mimi Kemp clocked a personal-best time of 2:24.16 to finish in fourth place in the 800m, while Hannah Adams posted a seventh-place finish in the mile run, crossing the finish line in a personal-best time of 5:42.06.
• Bella Devraj and Madelyn Venable both competed in the long jump on Friday. Devraj posted a third-place finish after recording a personal-best mark of 5.06m (16'-07.00"). Venable finished two spots behind Devraj in fifth after recording a mark of 5.00m (16'-04.75").

• 60m Hurdles: Amanda Romano | 1st place (9.07s)
• Mile Run: Emily Sansbury | 1st place (5:21.86)
• Pole Vault: Ashley D'Ambrosia | 1st place (3.71m; 12'-02.00")
• 400m: Ana Hodneland | 2nd place (1:03.58)
• 200m: Jesma Evans | 2nd place (26.38s)
• Pole Vault: Layla Keadle | 2nd place (3.56m; 11'-08.00")
• 60m Dash: Lilly Versen | 3rd place (7.99s)
• 3,000m: Mackenzie Moore | 3rd place (11:19.25)
• Long Jump: Bella Devraj | 3rd place (5.06m; 16'-07.00")
• 800m: Mimi Kemp | 4th place (2:24.16)
• 200m: Ashley D'Ambrosia | 4th place (26.61s)
• 3,000m: Hannah Kowkabany | 4th place (11:26.15)
• Long Jump: Madelyn Venable | 5th place (5.00m; 16'-04.75")
• Pole Vault: Abby Cholewa | 5th place (3.11m; 10'-02.25")
• 200m: Amanda Romano | 6th place (27.23s)
• Pole Vault: Gabby Pullen | 6th place (2.96m; 9'-08.50")
• Mile Run: Hannah Adams | 7th place (5:42.06)
• 60m Hurdles: Madelyn Venable | 8th place (10.72s)
• 60m Dash: Ivy Gore | 8th place (8.46s)

• Ashley D'Ambrosia reset her own program record in the pole vault this afternoon, clearing a new personal best height of 3.71m (12'-02.00") to finish first in the event. D'Ambrosia also moved to No. 6 all-time in the 200m dash this afternoon, clocking in a time of 26.61s. She surpassed Stacy Doornbos' time of 26.63s.
• Layla Keadle moved to No. 2 all-time in the pole vault record books after clearing a height of 3.56m (11'-08.00") to finish in second place in the event. Keadle's mark moves her past Lizzy Stanton's mark of 11'-07.75" which was set in 2016.
• Amanda Romano broke the program record in the 60m hurdles on Friday, clocking in a time of 9.07s to finish in first place. Romano moved past Nikki Doherty's time of 9.08s which was set in 2020.
• Jesma Evans moved to No. 5 all-time in the 200m dash this afternoon after clocking in a time of 26.38s. Evans moved past Stacy Doornbos' time of 26.63s which was set in 2009. 

• Hannah Adams | Mile Run (5:42.06) - Personal Best
• Olivia Lovan | Mile Run (5:49.33) - Personal Best
• Ashley D'Ambrosia | Pole Vault (3.71m; 12'-02.00") - Personal Best
• Layla Keadle | Pole Vault (3.56m; 11'-08.00") - Personal Best
• Amanda Romano | 60m Hurdles (9.07s) - Personal Best
• Mimi Kemp | 800m (2:24.16) - Personal Best
• Jesma Evans | 200m (26.38s) - Personal Best
• Ashley D'Ambrosia | 200m (26.61s) - Personal Best
• Olivia D'Ambrosia | 200m (27.84s) - Personal Best
• Amanda Romano | 200m (27.23s) - Personal Best
• Hannah Kowkabany | 3,000m (11:26.15) - Personal Best
• Mackenzie Moore | 3,000m (11:19.25) - Personal Best
• Emily Sansbury | Mile Run (5:21.86) - Season Best
• Bella Devraj | Long Jump (5.06m; 16'-07.00") - Season Best
• Madelyn Venable | 60m Hurdles (10.72s) - Season Best
• Annabelle Sutliff | 200m (28.11s) - Season Best

• Members of the teams will head to Winston-Salem, N.C. on Saturday, Feb. 22 for the JDL Last Chance Invite. 

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