Brown Track and Field Set for Ivy Indoor Heps

Saturday, February 28

New York, N.Y. (The Armory)

Brown University

Ivy League Indoor Heps

Julia Schriefer and Gabe Thai compete at 2025 Indoor Heps

Brown Track and Field Set for Ivy Indoor Heps

2/26/2026 9:27:00 AM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Bears track and field programs are set to compete at the Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships on Saturday and Sunday, February 28 - March 1. Hosted by Columbia, the championships will take place at The Armory in New York City.

The full event schedule can be found here with all the action being streamed live on ESPN+.

Over the 12-meet regular season, 10 women have set 15 different top-10 marks on the school's all-time performers list. These include junior Alyssa Jackson's record breaking 60m and 200m dashes, and senior Nimrit Ahuja's three top-10 marks in the mile, 3000m, and 5000m races. Going into Heps, the women's team is currently ranked 10th in the northeast region (USTFCCCA) and sixth in the Ivy League.

On the men's team, eight different athletes have set 12 different top-10 marks on the school's all-time performers list. These include sophomore Trevor Wilder's three top-10 marks in the 60m, 200m, and 400m dashes, and junior Sebastian Margetts' two top-10 marks in the 3000m and 5000m races. Going into the Heps, the men's are ranked 19th in the northeast region (USTFCCCA) and eighth in the Ivy League.

Currently, seven men and women are ranked top-10 in the Ivy League in their respective events with their scores listed below:

Men's Top 10 in Ivy League
5000M - Sebastian Margetts (10th/14:11.83)
Long Jump - Adeposi Aderogba (5th/7.20m)
Triple Jump - Jaden Stewart (2nd/15.19)
Weight Throw - Keith Daigneau (6th/19.85m), Ethan Wordell (8th/17.92m)
Heptathlon - Gabriel Liem Thai (3rd/5041), Link Lignell (8th/4378)

Women's Top 10 in Ivy League
60M - Alyssa Jackson (t-6th/7.46)
200M - Alyssa Jackson (5th/24.01)
400M - Sydney Ruckett (8th/54.94)
Mile - Nimrit Ahuja (8th/4:43.98)
3000M - Nimrit Ahuja (5th/9:22.72)
5000M - Nimrit Ahuja (4th/16:15.61)
60mH - Simone Dunbar (t-10th/8.55), Elle RIley (t-10th/8.55)
High Jump - Nene Mokonchu (t-6th/1.70m)
Pentathlon - Rosie Volpintesta (6th/3675)

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