BOSTON — Vermont returned for the second day of competition at the America East Championships and put together a very successful day. The Catamounts recorded four all-conference finishers and two individual titles. Vermont also set three new school records in the 200, 800, and 4x400 relay. The men finished seventh with 47 points, while the women came eighth with 34 points. 
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"Our men and women fought hard throughout the weekend to score as many team points as possible.  I am very pleased with the way our folks supported each other. I know James and MegAnne are very grateful to have had their teammates behind them cheering their heads off as they both went wire to wire for victories.  A very bold move in that particular race," said head coach Matt Belfield. "I also never grow tired of watching Alex Siaton break school records and chase down competitors in relays.  He will be remembered for a long time here in Catamount Country. Kenny running 1:49 in the 800 was one of the best overall performances I've seen here in 22 years.  And diving at the line to get another two points for his team is what it's all about. We will rest up and have the best showing we can at the New England and ECAC/IC4A championships in a couple weekends."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• James Cilwik won the mile in 4:05.85, the second-fastest time in program history.
• MegAnne Gilmore won the mile with a time of 4:52.77, which is the eighth fastest in program history.
• Kenneth Morrissey earned all-conference in the 800, with a time of 1:49.98. It is the fastest in school history and helped him finish second.
• Siaton broke his school record in the 200 to place third at 21.54. He earned sixth in the 60 meters with a time of 6.96.  
• Isabella Fryer ran the ninth fastest time in program history at 9:48.53 for the 3000 to place fourth.
• Will Just placed fifth in the 1000 with a time of 2:27.45.
• Grace McHenry came in fifth in the 1000 with a time of 2:58.70.
• The men's 4x400 relay finished fifth at 3:14.88, which set a new school record.
• Kyle Hoffman was sixth in the 500 with a time of 1:04.30. It is also the third fastest 500 in program history.
• Jackson King placed ninth in the heptathlon with a time of 4447.
• Ryleigh Garrow came in seventh in the high jump at 1.60 meters.  
• Sophia Filali finished at 1:17.18 in the 500 to place seventh.
• The men's 4x800 relay came in seventh with a time of 7:49.09.
• Vaughan Larkin earned seventh in the heptathlon with 4242 points.
• Lukaas Nales finished eighth in the 400 with a time of 49.48.  
• Alina Staten earned eighth in the 1000 with a time of 3:04.12.
• The women's 4x800 relay came in eighth with a time of 9:43.89.
• Eben Mosher finished eighth in the heptathlon with 4188 points.
• Makenna Alden came in ninth in the mile with a time of 5:03.35.
• Clare Kelly ran 9:59.22 in the 3000 to place ninth.
• The women's 4x400 relay finished ninth with a time of 4:04.61.

NOTES

• Siaton, Cilwik, Morrissey, and Gilmore joined Kayla Myers as the Catamounts five all-conference finishers. 

 
UP NEXT
Vermont will return to action for New England Championships and ECAC/IC4A in two weeks.
 
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