COMPLETE RESULTS

ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Senior Osazenoriuwa Ebose won the discus throw and broke the school record by nearly 17 feet to lead the Swarthmore College women's track & field team to a sixth-place standing among 10 schools after the second day of the Centennial Conference Championships on Saturday, May 2 at Muhlenberg's Scotty Wood Stadium. The Garnet ended the day with 30 points.
 
Ebose easily captured the discus title, launching a toss that traveled 152-feet, 2-inches. The mark easily beat out the runner-up finisher from Muhlenberg by more than 21 feet and bettered her previous school record of 135-6 which she recorded at the Lions Invitational on April 26, 2014.
 
Anchored by sophomore Indy Reid-Shaw, the women's 4x800-meter relay won gold for the third straight year by hitting the tape in 9:16.52. The group also consisted of  senior Liz Tawa, sophomore Kate Hannah and junior Sarah Nielsen.
 
Senior Chastity Hopkins also had a strong individual performance, finishing third in the heptathlon with 3,657 points. She most notably recorded the second-best throw of 95-8 in the javelin throw, while her final mark ranks second in the program annals.
 
In addition, Swarthmore had three student-athletes combine to advance past the trials in three events. Sophomore Lulu Allen-Waller broke the school record in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles by navigating the track in 1:02.71 and also completed the 100-meter high hurdles in 15.18 seconds, while juniors Katie Lin and Sarah Nielsen notched times of 2:19.37 and 2:19.53, respectively, in the 800-meters.
 
Swarthmore will conclude competing at the Centennial Conference Championships tomorrow morning beginning at 11:00 a.m.
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Team Standings (Through Eight Scoring Events)
1. Dickinson 62; 2. Johns Hopkins 47; 3. Haverford 40; 4. Muhlenberg 37; 5. Ursinus 36; 6. Swarthmore 30; T-7. Gettysburg 26; T-7. Franklin & Marshall 26; 9. Bryn Mawr 7; 10. McDaniel 1.