Final Complete Results

Photo: Vicky Caruso (left) and Cristine Marquez combined for three first place finishes for Delaware on Saturday (Photo by Chris Permar)

NEWARK, Del. -- University of Delaware women’s indoor track and field athletes captured six first place finishes, including three by freshman Vicky Caruso, and the Blue Hens placed second overall in the team standings at the annual Thomson Invitational hosted by UD Saturday afternoon at the Delaware Field House.

Towson won the women’s Division I team title, East Stroudsburg won the women’s Division II/III team title, Saint Joseph’s won the men’s Division I team title, and East Stroudsburg was the winner in the men’s Division II/III competition.

The Towson women posted 217 points to outdistance the Blue Hens for the team title. Delaware earned 182 points followed by Delaware State (120), Coppin State (71.67), Loyola (46.33), Saint Joseph’s (18), New Jersey Institute of Technology (12), and Villanova. Overall, 42 men’s and women’s teams competed at the all-day event.

Caruso won the 60 meters with a time of 7.95 seconds, captured the 200 meters with a clocking of 25.25, and then teamed with Asia Hollis, Kristy Cox, and Cristine Marquez to win with a time of 3:54.09.

Also captured first place finishes were Karen Mandrachia in the 1,000 meters (3:02.20), Marquez in the 400 meters (58.02), and Laura Chirico in the pole vault (11-9 3/4). Chirico won her 10th career meet title, including her fifth indoors and fourth this season.

Marquez also placed second in the 200 meters (25.57) and was joined by five other Blue Hens as runners-up led by Sophie Kauffman in the 5,000 meters (18:41.94), Alison Zukowski in the 3,000 meters (10:42.05), Kellyn Wright in the 800 meters (2:22.21), Jaclyn Marangella in the pole vault (9-4 1/4), Amanda Marshall in the shot put (39-11 1/2) and weight throw (48-1 1/4).

Delaware will return to action Feb. 5-6 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational at the New York City Armory and Feb. 6 at the Frank Colden Invitational at Ursinus.

AGATE:

Final Women’s Division I Team Standings: 1. Towson - 217; 2. Delaware - 182; 3. Delaware State - 120; 4. Coppin State - 71.67; 5. Loyola - 46.33; 6. Saint Joseph’s - 18; 7. New Jersey Institute of Technology - 12; 8. Villanova - 6.

Final Women’s Division II/III Team Standings: 1. East Stroudsburg - 143.5; 2. Rowan - 133; 3. Moravian - 97; 4. Stockton - 76.5; 5. Salisbury - 74.5; 6. Lincoln - 48; 7. New Jersey City State - 36; 8. Rutgers-Newark - 15.5; 9. College of New Jersey - 14; 10. Ramapo, Kean, Lehman - 8.

Final Men’s Division I Team Standings: 1. Saint Joseph’s - 212; 2. New Jersey Institute of Technology - 154; 3. Delaware State - 88; 4. Loyola - 34; 5. Villanova - 24.

Final Men’s Division II/III Team Standings: 1. East Stroudsburg - 179.5; 2. Lincoln - 74; 3. Salisbury - 73; 4. Rowan - 66; 5. Stockton - 59; 6. Kean - 51; 7. Montclair State, Moravian - 42; 9. Rutgers-Newark - 22; 10. College of New Jersey - 21; 11. New Jersey City State - 13.5; 12. Wesley - 12; 13. Lehman - 7.

Delaware Women’s Finishers: 1st Place - 4 x 400m Relay (Caruso, Hollis, Cox, Marquez), 3:54.09; Karen Mandrachia, 1,000m (3:02.20); Cristine Marquez, 400m (58.02); Vicky Caruso, 60m (7.95), 200m (25.25); Laura Chirico, pole vault (11-9 3/4); 2nd Place - Sophie Kauffman, 5,000m (18:41.94); Alison Zukowski, 3,000m (10:42.05); Kellyn Wright, 800m (2:22.21); Cristine Marquez, 200m (25.57); Jaclyn Marangella, pole vault (9-4 1/4); Amanda Marshall, shot put (39-11 1/2), weight throw (48-1 1/4); 3rd Place - Jen Watunya, 5,000m (19:19.60); Christine Sloat, 3,000m (10:51.34); 4th Place - 4 x 800m Relay (Ozcan, Chetelat, Towner, Buda), 11:21.61; Asia Hollis, 60m (8.09); Cassandra Wallen, pole vault (8-10 1/4); 5th Place - 4 x 400m Relay B (Boynton, Sickler, Woodarek, Jenkins), 4:16.07; Kaylee Pineault, 5,000m (20:49.88); Asia Hollis, 400m (1:001.12); 6th Place - 4 x 400m Relay C (Atkins, Wright, Jones, Mandrachia), 4:18.61; Tracy Powell, 5,000m (21:19.13); Leeann Seiwell, mile (5:26.55); Tijen Ozcan, 1,000m (3:20.49); Kristi Cox, 400m (1:00.77); Jessica McDonald, triple jump (31-3), pole vault (8-4 1/4); 7th Place - Kathryn Jenkins, 800m (2:30.02); Kristi Cox, 200m (26.30); Jillian Seamon, shot put (34-4 3/4); Alexa Windsor, high jump (4-11); 8th Place - Emma Rando, 5,000m (21:33.09); Ali Lambert, 3,000m (11:22.14); Gabrielle Buda, 1,000m (3:28.92); Samantha Jones, 800m (2:30.43); Erica Sickler, 400m (1:03.13); 9th Place - Meghan McGrath, 5,000m (23:20.59); Stephanie LaFergola, mile (5:36.64); Marla Woodarek, 400m (1:03.18); Asia Hollis, 200m (26.52); 10th Place - Katie Deinert, mile (5:43.20); Megan Wiseman, long jump (15-5); 11th Place - Rachel Schaefer, 3,000m (12:43.27); Lindsay Chetelat, 1,000m (3:30.45); Lauren Paciorek, long jump (15-4); 12th Place - Isabel Graf, mile (5:48.50); Nijah Dupiche, 60m (8.36); 13th Place - Lauren Paciorek, 60m hurdles (9.94); Briana Gray, high jump (4-11); Leah Putman, long jump (15-2 3/4); 14th Place - Yesenia Boynton, 200m (27.19); 15th Place - Stephanie LaFergola, 800m (2:36.16); 16th Place - Allie Gedney, mile (5:59.24); Kim Atkins, 800m (2:36.30); Jillian Seamon, long jump (14-11 1/4); Leah Putman, 60m (8.44); 20th Place - Allie Gedney, 800m (2:44.72); 21st Place - Isabel Graf, 800m (2:46.69); 22nd Place - Alexa Windsor, 200m (27.93); 23rd Place - Jordynn Towner, 800m (2:50.79); Erica Sickler, 200m (28.05); 27th Place - Leah Putman, 200m (28.62); 30th Place - Jillian Seamon, 200m (28.83); 34th Place - Lauren Paciorek, 200m (29.21)