HANOVER, N.H. – Kayla Myers won the pentathlon. At the same time, Jackson King sits third after the first day of the heptathlon and the pentathlon at the Dartmouth December Invite.

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COACH'S QUOTE
"Eve and Kayla had solid openers in the pentathlon. Both athletes had solid marks across the board. We are very excited about Kayla's well-earned victory as well," said associate head coach Kasey Hill. "The men opened well on their first day of the heptathlon. They have high potential for their second day events as well. The first combined event meet of the year is always a good opportunity to take stock of where we are and what needs work. I'm very pleased with the progress made this fall and we will be in good form for championships in a few months."

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Myers won the pentathlon with 3,280 points, 217 more than second place.
• Genevieve Brzoza was fifth with 2898 points. She recorded personal bests in the shot put and high jump.
• King is third after the first day, having recorded 2575 points. He posted personal bests in the 60 meters and shot put and matched his personal best in the high jump.
• Vaughan Larkin is fourth with 2,298 points. He recorded personal bests in all four of today's events.
• Eben Mosher sits in fifth after the first day of his first collegiate heptathlon.

UP NEXT
The Catamounts will return to action tomorrow for the rest of the Dartmouth December Invite beginning at 9:30, with the remainder of the heptathlon events.

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