• Bailey Hedgemon highlighted the meet for the Generals by improving her No. 4 all-time mark in the program's discus top-10 list. Hedgemon recorded a personal best toss of 34.90m (114' 7.00"), finishing 15th overall and sixth among Division III competitors.
• In the 100m hurdles, Amanda Romano placed 13th overall and second among DIII athletes, crossing the finish line in 15.04 seconds.
• Romano later joined Annabelle Sutliff, Lucie Graziano, and Jesma Evans in the 4x400m relay, the final track event of the weekend. The squad posted a time of 4:06.41, finishing 10th overall and second among DIII teams.
• In the shot put, both Emily Jackson and Katie Wood placed in the top 15. Jackson led the duo with a 10th-place finish(third among DIII) with a mark of 11.63m (38' 1.75"), while Wood finished 15th overall (seventh among DIII) with a toss of 10.76m (35' 3.50").
• Camille Gillum and Simone Kasischke closed out the Colonial Relays in the high jump. Gillum led the way, clearing 1.61m (5' 3.25") to place third overall and second among DIII competitors. Kasischke followed with a clearance of 1.51m (4' 11.25"), placing 15th overall and fifth among DIII athletes.

• 100m Hurdles: Amanda Romano | 13th overall; 2nd DIII (15.04s)
• 4x400m Relay: Sutliff, Graziano, Romano, Evans | 10th overall; 2nd DII (4:06.41)
• Shot Put: Emily Jackson | 10th overall; 3rd DIII (11.63m; 38'-01.75")
• Shot Put: Katie Wood | 15th overall; 7th DIII (10.76m; 35'-03.50")
• Discus: Bailey Hedgemon | 15th overall; 6th DIII (34.93m; 114'-07.00")
• High Jump: Simone Kasischke | 15th overall; 5th DIII (1.51m; 4'-11.25")
• High Jump: Camille Gillum | T-3rd overall, T-2nd DIII (1.61m; 5'-03.25")

• Bailey Hedgemon improved her No. 4 all-time mark in the discus this afternoon, recording a personal best toss of 34.93m (114'-07.00") to finish in 15th overall and sixth among DIII competitors.

• The Generals are back in action on Friday, April 11th as they travel to Harrisonburg, Va. for the EMU Heritage T&F Invitational.

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