Track and Field Primed to Go at Ivy League Indoor Heps

Saturday, February 25

Hanover, N.H.

Brown University

Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships

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Track and Field Primed to Go at Ivy League Indoor Heps

2/24/2023 6:01:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – With 11 regular season meets in the rearview mirror, the Brown track and field teams are in Hanover New Hampshire and ready to compete for titles at the 2023 Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Championships this Saturday-Sunday.

Date: February 25-26, 2023
Time/Schedule: Schedule of Events
Livestream: ESPN+ (Saturday) | ESPN+ (Sunday)
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Over the course of this season, the women's team has posted 15 marks that rank in the top 10 on the school's all-time performers list, including a school record from Brooke Ury last weekend in the 60 meter hurdles (8.49), surpassing the previous mark by 0.01 seconds.

Entering this weekend, Brown's women are ranked in the top 15 nationally in the USTFCCCA #EventSquad rankings in both the triple jump (7th/12.18m average) and high jump (15th/1.70m). Brown also slots in at No. 30 (5.83m) in the long jump, leading the league in all three events. Along with San Jose State, Brown is one of only two non-Power Conference teams ranked in the top seven of the triple jump.

On the men' side, the team boasts nine marks on the top 10 performers list in school history, including three in the long jump. The men lead the Ivy League and rank 16th nationally in the #EventSquad rankings with an average triple jump of 14.56 meters. The Bears also sit second in the league behind Princeton and No. 14 overall nationally in the long jump (7.25).

Both teams also have many athletes ranked in the top 10 of the Ivy League in events, including 13 on the men's side and 19 on the women's side. The men boast five athletes in the top five in the league and the women have 11, which are listed below.

Men's Top 5 in Ivy League
High Jump – John McNeil (1st/2.12m), Sidarth Raman (3rd/2.08m)
Long Jump – John McNeil (3rd/7.39m), Frank Monahan-Morang (4th/7.28m)
Triple Jump – Altan Mitchell (2nd/15.26m)

Women's Top 5 in Ivy League
60H – Brooke Ury (2nd/8.49)
High Jump – Chiamaka Odenigbo (1st/1.78m), Rudecia Bernard (3rd/1.73m), Nene Mokonchu (4th/1.71m)
Long Jump – Jada Joseph (3rd/6.05m), Lauren Yeboah-Kodie (5th/6.01m)
Triple Jump – Lauren Yeboah-Kodie (3rd/12.64m)
Shot Put – Kendra Ezeama (5th/14.46m)
Pentathlon – Chiamaka Odenigbo (2nd/3660)
4x800m Relay – Olivia Takla, Nimrit Ahuja, Isolde McManus, Julia Schriefer (5th/9:07.94)
Distance Medley Relay – Isa Stronski, Amy Willig, Stephanie Kriss, Nimrit Ahuja (4th/11:41.61)

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