ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Navy track and field team split a dual meet against Princeton on Saturday at Wesley A. Brown Field House in Annapolis. The Navy men's team registered a 90-86 victory, while the women's team dropped a 103-77 decision to the Tigers.
 
On the day, Navy recorded 31 IC4A / ECAC qualifying time / marks with 14 wins and a facility record.
 
"I thought there were some solid performances," Director of Navy Track and Field Jamie Cook said following the meet. "Alex Rizzo and Jess Nangle stood out to me. We had some good jump performances with Taylor in the high jump and Char in the pole vault. We did some really good things. I think we competed well. Obviously, it shows that we've been gone for a few weeks and now it's a matter of what we need to do to move forward and get better. I think the captains are going to lead the group. They understand what needs to get done over the next few practices and get ready for next week as we have a few good teams coming in."
 
"We need to compete more," Cook added. "We got done what we needed to get done. Now, we have a plan moving for and will see how well we can execute the plan over the next couple of weeks."
 
Navy returns to action next week as the Midshipmen host the annual Wesley A. Brown Invitational on Friday-Saturday, Jan. 21-22. Live results will be available throughout the two-day meet.
 
Men's Recap: Navy 90, Princeton 86
Navy opened the day with a 90-86 victory over Princeton. The men's team registered 10 wins on the day with 25 IC4A qualifiers to post the victory.
 
Alex Rizzo (Bronxville, N.Y.) highlighted the Mids' 3,000m run performances. Navy tallied three IC4A qualifying times in the event, including Rizzo's winning time of 8:02.04, which is the 10th fastest time in program history. He was joined by Brett Brady (Phoenix, Ariz.) and John Bowers (Ponte Vedra, Fla.) who finished with qualifying times of 8:19.09 and 8:22.82, respectively.
 
Navy excelled throughout the men's meet in the distance events. Greyson Gravitt (Flower Mound, Texas) won the 1,000m run (2:27.63). David Nelsen (Chandler, Ariz.) and Ashwin Briggs (Pickerington, Ohio) finished first (4:05.06) and third (4:06.97) in the 1-mile run, while Miguel Mathias (Nekoosa, Wisc.) and Sam Keeny (Annapolis, Md.) were first (14:28.84) and third (14:44.73) in the 5,000m run, respectively. Team captain Sean Casey (Vienna, Va.) also added an IC4A qualifying time in the 800m run, finishing with a 1:53.59.
 
Gravitt, Casey, and Briggs joined Ian Bartlett (Fairfield, Conn.) to win the 4x800m relay with an IC4A time of 7:46.14.
 
The Midshipmen won three of the four jumping events, claiming the pole vault, long jump, and triple jump. Charles Crispi (Staten Island, N.Y.) and Jack Haller (Cumming, Ga.) each registered height of 4.85m (15-11.00) to finish 1-2 in the pole vault. Caden Dailey (Centreville, Va.) picked up one of his three IC4A qualifiers on the day by winning the long jump with a distance of 7.37m (24-02.25), while Sebasteon Allen (East Orange, N.J.) won the triple jump for the Mids with a distance of 14.70m (48-02.75).
 
In addition, Brahmir Vick (Middletown, Del.) won the 60m hurdles (8.06), while Jonathan Harding (Lafayette, La.) claimed the weight throw (18.49m / 60-08.00).
 
Women's Recap: Princeton 103, Navy 77
On the women's side, the Navy were unable to overcome a strong start by Princeton, dropping a 103-77 decision to the Tigers. The Midshipmen finished with six ECAC qualifiers and four victories, while also setting a facility record during the meet.
 
The women's meet was highlighted by Jessica Nangle (South Hampton, Pa.) and Taylor Buchanan (Columbia, S.C.). Nangle posted a facility-record time of 9:40.85 in the 3,000m run to win the event, while Buchanan registered the fourth-best height in Navy history (1.70m / 5-07.00) to finish third in the high jump.
 
Charlene Morke (Isanti, Minn.) won the pole vault with an ECAC qualifying mark of 3.90m (12-09.50), finishing just ahead of teammate Stephanie Jacobs (Belleville, Ill.), who also posted an ECAC qualifying mark of 3.80m (12-05.50).
 
Senior captain Katie Halbert (Keller, Texas) registered an ECAC qualifying time of 8.78 in the 60m hurdles, while Ellie Abraham (Brookings, S.D.) posted her one qualifying time of 2:52.97 in the 1,000m run.
 
In addition, Navy picked up victories in the 500m and shot put. Helen West (Pinehurst, N.C.) won the 500m (1:16.82), while Aislyn Hayman (Leon, W.Va.) claimed the shot put (12.87m / 42-02.75).

 
Navy Results
60m
Men: 5th – Caden Dailey (6.93); 6th – Sethan Hollier (7.04); 7th – Brahmir Vick (7.09); 8th – Nahshon Houston (7.14); 9th – Daniel Sherrod (7.16); 10th – Ian Ellis (7.26); 11th – Guillaume Laforest (7.41);
Women: 3rd – Shania Vincent (7.81); 4th – Mayu Gayton (7.88); 7th – Jasmine Forbes (8.07); 8th – Sabrina Sutter (8.26); 9th – Sarah Perico (8.61); 10th – Annie Lemelin (8.62);
 
200m
Men: 5th – Caden Dailey (22.18); 6th – Jay Evans (22.25); 7th – Sethan Hollier (22.33); 8th – Daniel Sherrod (22.44); 9th – Nahshon Houston (22.89); 10th – Ian Ellis (23.21);
Women: 2nd – Shania Vincent (25.38); 5th – Katie Halbert (26.07); 6th – Sabrina Sutter (26.08); 7th – Jasmine Forbes (26.32);
 
400m
Men: 3rd – Jacques Guillaume (48.51); 4th – Jay Evans (51.42); 5th – Peter deJonge (53.76); 6th – Ryder Yriarte (55.44); 7th – Justice Hood (59.94);
Women: 2nd – Sabrina Sutter (59.02); 3rd – Annie Lemelin (59.87); 4th – Alexa Arthun (1:00.49); 6th – Lindsay Lewis (1:03.05);
 
500m
Men: 2nd – Jonathan Simmons (1:04.85); 3rd – Ryan Harris (1:04.92); 4th – Mike Quispe (1:06.58); 6th – Alex Asady (1:08.80); 9th – Levi Knobloch (1:09.80);
Women: 1st – Helen West (1:16.82); 5th – Annie Taylor (1:19.22); 7th – Kylie Bedard (1:20.02);
 
800m
Men: 3rd – Sean Casey (1:53.59); 4th – Ian Bartlett (1:54.97); 5th – Tyler Casey (2:03.04);
Women: 4th – Emily Ettrich (2:21.75); 5th – Bronte Bacchetta (2:23.16); 6th – Phoebe Spackman (2:24.25); 7th – Julia Galbraith (2:25.84); 8th – Taylor Woodworth (2:28.91);
 
1,000m
Men: 1st – Greyson Gravitt (2:27.63); 4th – Carson Sloat (2:29.82); 5th – Luke Nester (2:32.67);
Women: 3rd – Ellie Abraham (2:52.97); 4th – Kelly Murray (2:56.58); 5th – Anna Kovacs (3:04.17); 6th – Charlotte Hill (3:06.57);
 
1-Mile
Men: 1st – David Nelsen (4:05.06); 3rd – Ashwin Briggs (4:06.97); 6th – Elliott Schultz (4:18.19); 7th – Tom Fodor (4:19.61); 8th – Tyler Callaway (4:24.90);
Women: 4th – Emily Boutin (5:01.68); 5th – Alanna Julius (5:12.72); 6th – Lauren Moore (5:12.77); 8th – Cassidy Kiko (5:23.16); 9th – Madeline Myers (5:24.13); 10th – Katelyn Pepin (5:31.26); 11th – Anna Cherian (5:32.32); 12th – McKenna Brophy (5:32.39); 13th – Alex Wercinski (5:46.78);
 
3,000m
Men: 1st – Alex Rizzo (8:02.04); 5th – Brett Brady (8:19.09); 6th – John Bowers (8:22.82); 7th – Murphy Smith (8:33.84); 8th – Luke Murphy (8:36.76);
Women: 1st – Jessica Nangle (9:40.85); 3rd – Elizabeth Sullivan (9:56.86); 4th – Winter Boese (10:01.01); 6th – Carolyn Thurlby (10:18.56); 8th – Caroline Harding (10:35.96); 9th – Meghan Sculli (10:42.00); 10th – Olivia Lutkevich (11:01.01); 11th – Shannon Clancy (11:06.90);
 
5,000m
Men: 1st – Miguel Mathias (14:28.84); 3rd – Sam Keeny (14:44.73); 5th – Grant Van Valkenburg (14:53.91); 6th – Garrison Clark (15:05.30); 7th – Mitchell Rome (15:08.97); 8th – Andrew Cabral (15:11.41);
 
60m Hurdles
Men: 1st – Brahmir Vick (8.06); 4th – Baynes Autrey (8.60); 6th – Jacob Jancek (8.64); 7th – Max Lapuh (8.79); 8th – Casey Tow (8.98); 9th – Ryder Yriarte (9.59); 10th – Thomas Christie (9.63); 11th – Justice Hood (9.72)
Women: 2nd – Katie Halbert (8.78); 3rd – Lindsay Lewis (8.91); 4th – Alexa Arthun (8.95); 5th – Annie Taylor (9.04); 7th – Sabrina Sokol (9.19); 8th – Breanna Mealer (9.32); 9th – Erin Higgins (9.47); 10th – Isabella Romasko (9.80); 11th – Sarah Perico (10.21);
 
4x400m Relay
Men: 2nd – Jacques Guillaume, Ryan Harris, Jonathan Simmons, Mike Quispe (3:20.85);
Women: 2nd – Helen West, Shania Vincent, Alexa Arthun, Erin Higgins (3:58.97); 4th – Kylie Bedard, Isabella Romasko, Sabrina Sokol, Sarah Perico (4:13.77)
 
4x800m Relay
Men: 1st – Ian Bartlett, Greyson Gravitt, Sean Casey, Ashwin Briggs (7:46.13); 3rd – Garrett Baublitz, Adam Kennedy, Tyler Casey; 4th – Joseph Domingues, Ben Countiss, Bowen Shuttleworth, Joseph Kelsey (8:01.54);
Women: 2nd – Bronte Bacchetta, Emily Ettrich, Kelly Murray, Ellie Abraham (9:25.69); 3rd – Anna Kovacs, Lauren Moore, McKenna Brophy, Charlotte Hill (9:40.99);
 
High Jump
Men: 2nd – Cole Bailey (2.00m / 6-06.75); 3rd – Preston Wilson (2.00m / 6-06.75); 4th – Spencer Eves (1.95m / 6-04.75); 5th – Benjemen Schneider (1.95m / 6-04.75); 6th – Thomas Christie (1.95m / 6-04.75); 8th – Jackson Bryant (1.90m / 6-02.75); 9th – Casey Tow (1.90m / 6-02.75); 11th – David Kincaid (1.85m / 6-00.75);
Women: 3rd – Taylor Buchanan (1.70m / 5-07.00); 5th – Molly Chapman (1.60m / 5-03.00); 6th – Sabrina Sokol (5-03.00); 7th – Erin Higgins (1.55m / 5-01.00);
 
Pole Vault
Men: 1st – Charles Crispi (4.85m / 15-11.00); 2nd – Jack Haller (4.85m / 15-11.00); 4th – Gabe Bullis (4.55m / 14-11.00); 5th – Walker Rudisaile (4.55m / 14-11.00);
Women: 1st – Charlene Morke (3.90m / 12-09.50); 3rd – Stephanie Jacobs (3.80m / 12-05.50); 4th – Alexa Arthun (3.55m / 11-07.75); 5th – Alana Schloeder (3.55m / 11-07.75)
 
Long Jump
Men: 1st – Caden Dailey (7.37m / 24-02.25); 2nd – Nahshon Houston (7.15m / 23-05.50); 3rd – Sebasteon Allen (6.91m / 22-08.00); 4th – Baynes Autrey (6.82m / 22-04.50); 5th – Aidan Featherby (6.78m / 22-03.00); 6th – Jordan Payne (6.53m / 21-05.25); 8th – Joe Hurt (6.42m / 21-00.75); 9th – Jacob Jancek (6.17m / 20-03.00); 10th – Ryder Yriarte (6.15m / 20-02.25); 11th – Bryce Becker (5.98m / 19-07.5);
Women: 2nd – Katie Halbert (5.63m / 18-05.75); 3rd – Breanna Mealer (5.62m / 18-05.25); 5th – Lindsay Lewis (5.41m / 17-09.00); 6th – Mayu Gayton (5.39m / 17-08.25); 8th – Sami Bollinger (5.34m / 17-06.25); 9th – Annie Taylor (5.22m / 17-01.50); 10th – Isabella Romasko (4.86m / 15-11.50); 11th – Bri Gibson (4.76m 15-07.50);
 
Triple Jump
Men: 1st – Sebasteon Allen (14.70m / 48-02.75); 2nd – Jordan Payne (14.37m / 47-01.75); 3rd – Aidan Featherby (13.86m / 45-05.75); 4th – Nahshon Houston (13.61m / 44-08.00); 5th – Bryce Becker (12.97m / 42-06.75);
Women: 2nd – Sami Bollinger (11.78m / 38-07.75); 3rd – Breanna Mealer (11.28m / 37-00.25); 4th – Bri Gibson (10.91m / 35-09.50); 5th – Molly Chapman (10.76m / 35-03.75);
 
Shot Put
Men: 3rd – Joshua Boamah (16.30m / 53-05.75); 4th – David Huizenga (15.84m. 51-11.75); 5th – Jonathan Harding (15.13m / 49-07.75); 7th – Collin Greene (14.70m / 48-02.75); 8th – Paul Kowalchick (13.99m / 45-10.75);
Women: 1st – Aislyn Hayman (12.87m / 42-02.75); 2nd – Jordynn Hutchinson (12.56m / 41-02.50); 3rd – Autumn Nicholas (11.94m / 39-02.25);
 
Weight Throw
Men: 1st – Jonathan Harding (18.49m / 60-08.00); 2nd – Joshua Boamah (18.46m / 60-06.00); 3rd – Collin Greene (16.96m / 55-07.00); 4th – Sam Kwatkosky (16.75m / 54-11.00); 6th – Eric Donevant (15.69m / 51-05.00); 7th – Paul Kowalchick (14.88m / 48-10.00); 8th – Dane Vernor (14.11m / 46-03.00);
Women: 2nd – Autumn Nicholas (15.09m / 49-06.00); 3rd – Dara Hulstein (15.07m / 49-05.00); 5th – Jordynn Hutchinson (14.32m / 46-11.00); 6th – Aislyn Hayman (13.34m / 43-09.00); 7th – Kayla Malone (10.92m / 35-10.00);