• D'Ambrosia highlighted the first day of action, resetting her own program record and setting a new facility record in the pole vault after clearing a personal-best height of 3.78m (12'-04.75") to secure a first-place finish. Her mark currently ranks third in Division III.
• Brianna Breyault posted a first-place finish in her first 3,000m steeplechase of the season, clocking in a time of 11:38.49.
• Layla Keadle, Gabby Pullen, and Abby Cholewa also competed alongside D'Ambrosia in the pole vault on Friday. Keadle finished in second place with a personal-best mark of 3.48m (11'-05.00"), while Pullen and Cholewa tied for fourth place with a mark of 3.03m (9'-11.25").
• Mackenzie Morante was the lone General in the triple jump on Friday, leaping 10.48m (34'-04.50") to finish in fourth place.
• Bailey Hedgemon and Emily Jackson rounded out the first day of action in the discus. Hedgemon finished in fifth place with a season-best mark of 33.08m (108'-06.25"), while Jackson finished two spots behind in seventh after recording a toss of 32.29m (105'-11.25").

• Pole Vault: Ashley D'Ambrosia | 1st place (3.78m; 12'-04.75")
• 3,000m Steeplechase: Brianna Breyault | 1st place (11:38.49)
• Pole Vault: Layla Keadle | 2nd place (3.48m; 11'-05.00")
• Pole Vault: Gabby Pullen | 4th place (3.03m; 9'-11.25")
• Pole Vault: Abby Cholewa | 4th place (3.03m; 9'-11.25")
• Triple Jump: Mackenzie Morante | 4th place (10.48m; 34'-04.50")
• Discus: Bailey Hedgemon | 5th place (33.08m; 108'-06.25")
• Discus: Emily Jackson | 7th place (32.29m; 105'-11.25")

• Ashley D'Ambrosia | Pole Vault (3.78m; 12'-04.75") - Personal Best
• Layla Keadle | Pole Vault (3.48m; 11'-05.00") - Personal Best
• Gabby Pullen | Pole Vault (3.03m; 9'-11.25") - Personal Best
• Abby Cholewa | Pole Vault (3.03m; 9'-11.25") - Season Best
• Bailey Hedgemon | Discus (33.08m; 108'-06.25") - Season Best

• Ashley D'Ambrosia reset her own program record in the pole vault this afternoon after clearing a height of 3.78m (12'-04.75") to finish in first place. Her mark currently ranks 3rd in Division III this season. 

• Day two of the Doc Jopson Invite is slated to start at 10 a.m. tomorrow with the high jump with the 4x100m relay to kick off the events on the track at 11:30 a.m.

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