ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Navy track and field teams look to secure their seventh-straight Patriot League Outdoor Championship sweep when they head to Worcester, Mass., for the league championship hosted by Holy Cross. The two-day meet is slated to be held Friday and Saturday at the Hart Turf Field & Hat Track.

Meet Schedule
Click HERE for the meet schedule. The running events start Friday at 9 a.m. followed by the multi events at 10 a.m. Saturday's schedule begins with the multi events at 9 a.m. and continues with the running events at noon.

Live Results
Click HERE for live results.

Patriot League on ESPN+
The track events for the championship will be streamed on ESPN+. The field events will not be streamed, but up-to-date content featuring Patriot League multimedia journalist Paige Messier will be available by following @PatriotLeague on Instagram.

Hear From Jamie Cook
Director of Track & Field Jamie Cook was featured on the Navy Sorts Magazine Show with Tim Nolan this week. Fans can watch the interview both HERE and on the Navy Athletics YouTube page.

Navy History at the Patriot League Outdoor Championship
Navy has swept the last six league outdoor championships dating back to 2018 (the 2020 season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic).

The men's team has won 10-straight Patriot League Outdoor Championships and 11 in program history.

The women's squad has won the last six outdoor league crowns.  A victory by the Mids this week would tie them with Army for the most consecutive league titles in the sport (7, from 1992-98).  Navy has won eight outdoor championships in school history. 

The men's team had a dominant run to the 2024 outdoor championship as the Mids claimed first place in 13 of the 22 events.   Navy totaled 295 points to better second-place Army by 80 points.

Conversely, the women's team used its depth last season to win the title.  The Mids won six of the 22 events a year ago to score 212.33 points and edge Army by just 16.83 points.

Returning 2024 Outdoor All-Patriot League Performers
The Navy teams return 18 athletes (10 men and 8 women) who earned All-Patriot League honors in at least one event in last year's outdoor conference championship.

Among the returners is Nathan Kent, who was named the 2024 Men's Track Athlete of the Meet.

Returning First-Team All-Patriot League (First-Place Finishers – Men)
Sebasteon Allen (Triple Jump); Pete deJonge (4x400m Relay); Jacques Guillaume (400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay); Nathan Kent (200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay); Alexander Kirkland (5,000m); Justin Mumford (10,000m); David Walker (4x400m Relay)

Returning Second-Team All-Patriot League (Second-Place Finishers – Men)
Jay Evans (100m); Jacques Guillaume (400m); Justin Mumford (5,000m); Benjemen Schneider (High Jump); Murphy Smith (10,000m)

Returning First Team All-Patriot League (First-Place Finishers – Women)
Jia Anderson (4x100m Relay); Annie Lemelin (400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay); Caroline Rey (4x100m); Taylor Woodworth (4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay)

Returning Second-Team All-Patriot League (Second-Place Finishers – Women)
Jia Anderson (100m Hurdles); Sophie Compton (5,000m); Mia-Claire Kezal (4x800m Relay); Katelyn Pepin (4x800m Relay); Alex Wercinski (4x800m Relay)

Mids Amongst the Patriot League
The men's and women's teams are each ranked first in the Patriot League for the eighth week in a row in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) conference rankings.

The Mids have combined for 30 times / marks that rank among the top three in the league.

Men's
100m
1. Marcel Jackson (10.37); 2. Tyler Yurich (10.45)

200m
1. Nathan Kent (20.82); 3. Jonah Johnson (21.17)

400m
1. Nathan Kent (46.21); 2. Jacques Guillaume (47.40)

5,000m
2. Murphy Smith (13:57.43); 3. Alexander Kirkland (14:08.29)

10,000m
1. Murphy Smith (28:23.81); 2. Jackson Nguyen (29:06.68)

400m Hurdles
1. Jacques Guillaume (50.76); 2. David Walker (52.21)

3,000m Steeplechase
2. Ben Countiss (8:56.15)

4x100m Relay
1. Marcel Jackson, Nathan Kent, Jonah Johnson, Tyler Yurich (39.64)

4x400m relay
1. Pete deJonge, Nathan Kent, David Walker, Jacques Guillaume (3:06.23)

High Jump
1. Sheldon Ulmer (2.07m / 6' 9.5")

Pole Vault
2. Brian Schloeder (4.91m / 16' 1.25); 3. Gunnar Kimball (4.90m / 16' 0.75")

Decathlon
1. Nick Simmons (7,066 points)

Women's
400m
3. Kylie Bedard (54.95)

100m Hurdles
1. Jia Anderson (13.64); 2. Annie Lemelin (13.90)

3,000m Steeplechase
1. Olivia Lutkevich (10:18.95)

4x100m Relay
1. Isabella Romasko, Annie Lemelin, Taylor Woodworth, Jia Anderson (46.20)

4x400m Relay
2. Kylie Bedard, Sophia Richter, Taylor Woodworth, Josephine Zink (3:45.65)

High Jump
1. Zoie Tesi (1.73m / 5' 8")

Pole Vault
2. Gracie Emerick (3.98m / 13' 0.75")

Triple Jump
3. Sami Bollinger (12.02m / 39' 5.25")

Javelin
2. Renny Murphy (52.95m / 173' 9")

Heptathlon
3. Isabella Romasko (4,629 points)