Richmond Distance Medley and 4x800 Relay Squads End Regular Season with Historic Finishes

Thursday, April 25

Philadelphia, PA

University of Richmond

Penn Relays

Distance Medley Relay group of Elizabeth Stockman, Virginia Beringer, Caroline Donohoe and Madison Trippett after competing at the Penn Relays

Richmond Distance Medley and 4x800 Relay Squads End Regular Season with Historic Finishes

04/28/2024 | Women's Track & Field

Philadelphia, Pa. & Charlottesville, Va. – The University of Richmond track & field program wrapped up its 2023-2024 regular season with a split weekend between the Penn Relays in Philadelphia and the Virginia High Performance Meet hosted by the University of Virginia.

Penn Relays

The DMR squad of Elizabeth Stockman, Virginia Beringer, Caroline Donohoe and Madison Trippett made waves on Friday at the Penn Relays. The group finished at 11:03.47 for the 9^th place finish, a historic mark for the Richmond program. This DMR stands on the NCAA All-Time Outdoor DMR list at No. 25. It currently ranks No. 9 in the NCAA this year as well. This group now holds the program record in the event, etching their names into the Richmond history books.

Virginia Beringer and Caroline Donohoe continued their success alongside Dylan Miller and Morgan Lyons in the 4x800 relay. The group took the 7^th place finish as the mark stands as the No. 7 time in the NCAA this year. It moves up in the Richmond records to No. 3 all-time and is the current No. 1 mark in the Atlantic 10.

Elizabeth Stockman broke another program record in Philadelphia, this time in the 1500m placing 6th. Her finish of 4:15.80 moves her up in the NCAA rankings to No. 36 in the East region and No. 50 nationally on the season. Stockman holds the No. 1 time in the Atlantic 10. Madison Trippett found success in the event as well, posting a personal best of 4:19.44. Her mark stands at No. 3 in program history. She holds the No. 2 time in the Atlantic 10.

Virginia High Performance Meet

Molly Wise jumped a personal best in the long jump at the Virginia High Performance Meet at 6.00m. The young Spider looks to continue her improvement as the conference championships approach. Wise currently holds the No. 3 measurement in the Atlantic 10 with this distance.

Blaiklyn Clayton ran a 25.36 in the 200m, taking the 4^th place finish.

Up next, the Spiders will make the short trip to Fairfax, Va. for the 2024 Atlantic 10 Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Competition opens on Saturday, May 4 and a champion will be crowned on Sunday, May 5.