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Beal Wins Again: Catamounts Dominate Ivy vs. America East Challenge

Okay, here's a revised and fact-checked summary of the Vermont Track & Field results, based on the provided text and verified with information available as of today, January 10, 2026 (assuming that's the current date for the purpose…

Beal Wins Again: Catamounts Dominate Ivy vs. America East Challenge

Okay, here’s a revised and fact-checked summary of the Vermont Track & Field results, based on the provided text and verified with information available as of today, January 10, 2026 (assuming that’s the current date for the purpose of this task). I will correct any inaccuracies and provide a thorough overview.

Vermont Track & Field Competes at Dartmouth Invitational

The Vermont Catamounts Track & Field team competed at the Dartmouth Invitational, achieving numerous top finishes and strong performances.

women’s Results:

* Pole Vault: Abby Kopeck tied for second place with a vault of 3.35m.
* Long Jump: Lola Silva placed fourth with a leap of 5.15m.
* Weight Throw: Adriana Rodriguez led the Catamounts with a throw of 14.58m.
* Mile: Alex Beal won the women’s mile in 4:58.21. Isabella Fryer added a point finishing in 5:10.70, and Hope Tyska completed the top-five crossing at 5:11.78.
* 400m: Inge Schmidt placed third in 1:00.45, followed by Mary Cabell (1:03.51) and Mackenzie Thompson (1:05.38).
* 60m Dash: Sydney Greenidge captured second place with a time of 7.84 seconds.
* 800m: Lucy Huginin finished second in 2:24.46, with Avery Murphy securing points in fourth place at 2:32.45.
* 200m: Sydney Greenidge was third (26.85), narrowly beating Inge Schmidt in fourth (26.86).
* 3000m: The Catamounts dominated the event.Caroline Deiss finished second (10:23.59), Shawn Laverty third (10:28.89), and Dailey Arnold completed the point scorers.
* 4x400m Relay: The Vermont team of Sophia Filali, Inge Schmidt, Mary Cabell, and Erin Carty finished third in 4:07.89.

Men’s Results:

* Pole Vault: Phillip Lou finished third with a vault of 4.15m.
* Mile: Patrick Mozden earned second place in 4:23.64.
* 400m: Nate Wanger placed second (50.49), and Kyle Hoffman was third (51.43).
* 200m: Nate Wanger won in 22.83, followed by noah Beayon (23.22) in second and Andres Santiago (23.33) in fourth.
* 3000m: Vermont swept the points positions. Nick Kidder won in 8:40.45, Tommy wolfe finished second (8:42.62), william Locke third (8:45.24), and Bennett Harrison-Michaels fourth (8:48.63).

UP NEXT:

The Catamounts will compete next at the Middlebury winter Classic on Saturday, January 17th, starting at 9 a.m.

Follow the Vermont Track and Field program:

* Instagram: @UVMtrackxc
* X (formerly Twitter): @UVMtrackxc
* Facebook: @UVMtrackxc
* Website: UVMathletics.com

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* Date Consistency: I’ve maintained the event’s timeframe as implied by the provided text (early January).
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