Eagles Compete Against Top Talent at Eagle Elite Invite

Friday, February 9

Boston, Mass.

12:00 PM / 10:00 AM

Boston College

Eagle Elite Invitational

Photo by: Meg Kelly

Eagles Compete Against Top Talent at Eagle Elite Invite

February 10, 2024 | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field

Results

Boston College sets three school records over the two-day meet.

By: Athletic Communications

BOSTON, Mass. – Boston College Men's and Women's Track and Field teams hosted and competed at the Eagle Elite Invite on Friday and Saturday at the TRACK at new balance.

The Eagles were joined by Florida Atlantic, Harvard, Louisville, NC State, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Texas, UCLA, UConn, USC, and Villanova. Boston College had at least one athlete compete in 14 running events and two field events throughout the two-day meet.

Friday Recap

Sydney Segalla set the tone on day one for the Eagles in the Women's 60m dash, setting the school record for the event with a time of 7.75. Segalla has broken a school record in at least one event the past three meets for the Eagles.

Cruz Brown joined the list of Eagles this season that have broken a school record. Brown earned the school record in the Men's 800m with a time of 1:49.44, placing 13th overall in the event.

Kyla Krawczyk finished eighth in the Women's 400m, while Kylee Bernard crossed the line in 11th place. Krawczyk's time of 54.89 is good for No. 2 all-time in school history. Bernard now sits at No. 4 all-time in school history with her time of 55.35.

Morgan Champi earned a personal best mark of 15.43m, 50' 7" in the Women's Weight Throw.

Saturday Recap

The Eagles started off day two of the Eagle Elite Invite strong with the Women's Distance Medley Relay finishing fourth with a time of 10:54.89. The relay team of Aoife Dunne, Molly Hudson, Natalie Millerova, and Sydney Segalla earned a school record for the Women's DMR with their time.

Freshman Anna Sonsini finished eighth in the Women's 200m with a time of 24.80. Sonsini's time pushed her up the Boston College record book from No.6 all-time to No. 3 in the event.

Boston College had two runners finish in the top-20 out of 44 runners in the Women's 3000m. Emma Tavella (9:19.69) placed sixth, while Molly FitzPatrick (9:38.40) crossed the line in 19th place.

Sophie Albright was the lone scorer for the Eagles in the Women's High Jump, finishing with a mark of 1.66m, 5' 5¼".

Results can be found here.

Up Next: The Eagles travel to Boston University to compete in the Terrier DMR Challenge on Friday, Feb. 16 at the BU Track and Tennis Center

Results

Friday

Women's 5000m
5. Roshni Singh (15:59.59)

Men's 5000m
6. Edward Sullivan (14:16.78)
8. Andrew Healey (14:26.23)

Women's 60m qualifying
11. Sydney Segalla (7.75)
12. Anna Sonsini (7.80)
17. Sophia Schwartz (8.08)

Women's 800m
19. Yaroslava Yalysovetska (2:08.67

Men's 800m
13. Cruz Brown (1:49.44)
22. Eddie Kelly (1:51.22)
23. Ryan Beegle (1:51.61)
29. Owen Pett (1:53.35)
31. Spencer Pett (1:53.96)

Women's 400m
8. Kyla Krawczyk (54.89)
11. Kylee Bernard (55.35)
17. Kyla Palmer (57.17)

Men's 400m
9. Max McQuide (48.21)
16. Colin Kravitz (48.68)

Women's Mile
13. Lily Flynn (4:41.36)
40. Kayla Schramm (5:03.90)

Women's Weight Throw
11. Morgan Champi (15.43m, 50' 7")

Saturday

Women's DMR
4. Aoife Dunne, Molly Hudson, Natalie Millerova, Sydney Segalla (10:54.89)

Men's DMR
4. Ryan Beegle, Stephen Colleran, Owen Pett, Colin Shaver (10:04.43)

Women's 200m
8. Anna Sonsini (24.80)
18. Sophia Schwartz (26.85)

Men's 200m
15. Colin Kravitz (21.98)

Women's 3000m
6. Emma Tavella (9:19.69)
19. Molly FitzPatrick (9:38.40)
33. Kelsie Vicknair (9:55.78)

Men's 3000m
33. Peter Fox (8:09.88)
36. John Garvey (8:14.42)
39. Eero Helenius (8:18.09)

Women's High Jump
8. Sophie Albright (1.66m, 5' 5¼")