• The Blue and White are leading the field after registering 93 teams points in day one through seven scored events. They posted four wins while having 16 scoring performances.
• Bailey Hedgemon highlighted the first day of action as she claimed a title in the hammer throw,  broke a program record and reset a meet record. Hedgemon reset Whitney Fitzwater's (Roanoke) meet record of 49.66m which was set in 2011 in the hammer throw on her way to a conference title. Hedgemon posted a mark of 49.99m (164'-00.00") to secure her third-straight title in the event. She also reset a program record in the shot put, moving past teammate Emily Jackson's mark of 39'-02.50" which was set last season after recording a toss of 12.15m (39'-10.50") to finish in third place.
• Reese Brown secured her second consecutive title in the 3,000m steeplechase, breaking Moly Ortiz' program record time of 11:15.17 which was set in 2013 after crossing the finish line in a personal best time of 11:10.41. Camille Gillum picked up her second outdoor title in the high jump after clearing a height of 1.66m (5'-05.25") while Adelaide Ellis claimed the second 10,000m title in program history in her debut, crossing the finish line in a time of 38:19.19. 
• Emily Jackson and Katie Wood joined Hedgemon in the shot put, finishing in fifth and sixth place. Jackson posted a mark of 12.02m (39'-05.25"), the second-best mark in program history, to finish in fifth place while Wood posted the third-best toss in program history, registering a mark of 11.96m (39'-03.00") to finish in sixth. Lilly Versen posted a sixth place finish in the long jump, leaping 5.29m (17'-04.25"). Versen also punched her ticket to the 100m finals this afternoon after clocking in a time of 12.32s, the fourth-fastest time in the field.
• Simone Kasischke joined Gillum in the high jump, finishing in sixth place with a mark of 1.47m (4'-09.75"). Bella Timmerding secured a podium finish in the hammer throw alongside Hedgemon, finishing in third place with a personal best toss of 45.93m (150'-08.00"), the second-best mark in program history. Leah Smith followed Timmerding in fourth place with a personal best toss of 43.56m (142'-11.00"), the fourth-best mark in program history.
• The Blue and White had three student-athletes qualify for tomorrow's 100m hurdles finals. Lucy Buchmayr posted the second-fastest time in the prelims with a time fo 15.41s while Joanne Lee (16.02s) and Elizabeth Sawicki (16.22s) finished in sixth and seventh place to punch their tickets to the finals.
• Jesma Evans and Annabelle Sutliff both qualified for the 400m finals after posting top-eight times in the prelims this afternoon. Evans clocked in a time of 56.40s, the second-fastest time in the field, while Sutliff posted a time of 59.73s to secure spots in the finals.
• Wood turned in a sixth place finish in the javelin, recording a toss of 30.22m (99'-01.00"). Brianna Breyault,  Josie Engle and Hannah Adams joined Brown in the 3,000m steeplechase this evening. Breyault finished right behind Brown in second, posting a time of 11:34.61 while Engle recorded a time of 11:57.11 to finish in fourth place. Adams rounded out the quartet with a fifth place finish, crossing the finish line in a time of 12:21.66.
• Sawicki and J. Lee also qualified for the finals in the 400m hurdles, finishing fourth and fifth in the prelims with times of 1:09.28 and 1:10.33, respectively. Maddy Morgan rounded out the squad's top performances with a sixth place finish in the 10,000m, crossing the finish line in a time of 40:09.16.

• Bailey Hedgemon | Shot Put (12.15m; 39'-10.50") | Program Record
• Reese Brown | 3,000m Steeplechase (11:10.41) | Program Record
• Bella Timmerding | Hammer Throw (45.93m; 150'-08.00") | No. 2 all-time
• Emily Jackson | Shot Put (12.02m; 39'-05.25") | No. 2 all-time
• Katie Wood | Shot Put (11.96m; 39'-03.00") | No. 3 all-time
• Leah Smith | Hammer Throw (43.56m; 142'-11.00") | No. 4 all-time
• Kaia Beddows | 100m (12.73s) | Improved No. 7 all-time

• Bailey Hedgemon | Shot Put (12.15m; 39'-10.50") | Personal Best
• Emily Jackson | Shot Put (12.02m; 39'-05.25") | Personal Best
• Katie Wood | Shot Put (11.96m; 39'-03.00") | Personal Best
• Bella Timmerding | Hammer Throw (45.93m; 150'-08.00") | Personal Best
• Leah Smith | Hammer Throw (43.56m; 142'-11.00") | Personal Best
• Simmons Lee | 400m (1:00.78) | Personal Best
• Kaia Beddows | 100m (12.73s) | Personal Best
• Reese Brown | 3,000m Steeplechase (11:10.41) | Personal Best
• Lilly Versen | 100m (12.32s) | Season Best

FRIDAY RESULTS 

ALL-ODAC PERFORMERS

• Camille Gillum | High Jump | First Team All-ODAC
• Bailey Hedgemon | Hammer Throw | First Team All-ODAC
• Reese Brown | 3,000m Steeplechase | First Team All-ODAC
• Adelaide Ellis | 10,000m | First Team All-ODAC
• Brianna Breyault | 3,000m Steeplechase | Second Team All-ODAC
• Bella Timmerding | Hammer Throw | Third Team All-ODAC
• Bailey Hedgemon | Shot Put | Third Team All-ODAC

UP NEXT

• The second day of the ODAC Championships will kick off at 10 a.m. with the javelin and the polevault, the 4x100m realy will kick off the events on the track at 2:10 p.m.

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