Eastern Michigan Athletics
Saturday, March 1
Ypsilanti, Mich.
10 a.m.
Eastern Michigan University
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MAC Indoor Championships
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Track & Field Sees Three Individual Champions Crowned On Final Day of MAC Indoor Championships, Finishes Third
3/1/2025 9:10:00 PM | Men's Track & Field, Women's Track & Field
Kian Wiles, Carson McCoy, and Saraiah Walkes earned individual championships on the second day
Day Two Results | Day One Results | Day Two Photo Gallery | Day One Photo Gallery
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University track & field programs saw three student-athletes earn individual Mid-American Conference Championships as both programs concluded the MAC Indoor Track & Field Championships with third-place finishes inside Bowen Field House Saturday, March 1.
The men saw two individual MAC titles as the distance crew soared with Kian Wiles (Hull, England/St. Mary's College) winning the mile in 4:11.90 and Carson McCoy (Pittsburgh, Pa./Deer Lakes) claiming gold in the 800m in 1:52.40. Saraiah Walkes (Manatee County, Fla./The-Out-of-Door-Academy) won the 200m dash for the second consecutive season, setting a MAC Indoor Championships record in 23.74.
Both Eastern programs finished third as the men's squad scored 120 points while the women put up 77. The University of Akron finished first on the men's side with 164 points, and Bowling Green State University claimed the women's title, posting 95 points.
How it Happened – Men
The Eastern men earned five top-two finishes on the day, two of which were first-place outings from Wiles and McCoy as the duo combined for 28 points throughout the contest. McCoy's 800m was just one of two top-three finishes for EMU. Jimmy Geller (London, England/Davenant Foundation School) placed third in 1:53.48 to cap a 16-point event.
The Eagles grabbed 15 points in the 400m finals, led by Bamidele Ajayi (Eikiti State, Nigeria/Metropolitan International College/Lenoir-Rhyne) and Gabe Singh (Toledo, Ohio/Sylvania Northview/Oakland), who placed second and third, respectively. Tajay Roberts (Sunrise, Fla./Dillard) added one point, finishing sixth in 49.15.
Formula Thompson (St. Catherine, Jamaica/Jamaica College/Nebraska) scored eight points and earned his second medal of the meet via his second-place showing in the triple jump with a 15.39m bound, a mark that stands as an indoor personal best and fifth in program history. In total, he scored 18 points after winning the long jump and posting 10 points Friday.
Brendan Hill (Huber Heights, Ohio/Wayne) placed second in the high jump with a mark of 2.08m (6-09.75), an event where the Eagles scored 11 points as Lucky Fiaku (Nimo, Nigeria/Busy International Secondary) and Ousman Kamara (Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville) added three points with fifth and sixth place finishes, respectively.
Samuel Jeffery (Fonthill, Ontario/E.L. Crossley Secondary) and Cason Doolittle (Findlay, Ohio/Liberty Benton) combined for eight points in the heptathlon. Jeffery placed third, scoring six with 4,798 heptathlon points and Doolittle slotted fifth, earning two with 4,645 points.
Eastern ended the meet on a high note with a silver-medal finish in the 4x400m relay. Roberts, Ajayi, Shelton Bass (Warner Robbins, Ga./Houston County/Alderson Broaddus), and Singh ran the distance in 3:18.37 for eight points, bringing the Eagles' total to 120, a figure that earned them third.
How it Happened – Women
Walkes scored 18 points on the second day of competition, 10 of which came from her meet-record run in the 200m dash finals, earning gold for the second consecutive year in 23.74. She went on to place second in the 60m dash finals in 7.39 for eight more points. Walkes performances marked her third straight season earning All-MAC honors as she did so in both the indoor and outdoor season in 2023-24.
Josephine Oloye (Iwaro-Oka, Nigeria/Geomi Secondary School/Tayelolu Memorial) scored eight points as the team's lone representative in the 400m dash finals, she placed second in 54.27 for the second All-MAC performance of her indoor career.
Distance wise, Chloie Musta (Mesick, Mich./Cadillac) finished second in the 800m finals in 2:09.11 for an All-MAC Second Team nod, Paige Marchant (London, Ontario/Catholic Central) scored six points and placed third in the mile finals in 4:47.91 in just her second meet of the season.
In the field, Mariia Yelanska (Dnipro, Ukraine) and Kyra Buffen (Columbus, Ga./Buford/Benedict) combined to score nine points in the triple jump. Yelanska wrote her name into the EMU indoor top 10 with a 12.35m (40-06.25) leap for a fourth-place finish, ranking 10th in program history. Buffen followed in fifth, leaping 12.18m (39-11.50) for four points.
Due to injury, the Eagles did not finish the 4x400m relay and concluded the meet with 77 points.
Final Team Scores – Men
1. Akron – 164 Points
2. Kent State – 153
3. Eastern Michigan – 120
4. Buffalo - 84
Final Team Scores– Women
1. Bowling Green – 95 Points
2. Akron 79
3. Eastern Michigan – 77
4. Ball State – 70.50
T4. Kent State – 70.50
6. Toledo – 64
7. Miami – 60
8. Ohio – 38
9. Central Michigan - 30
T9. Northern Illinois – 30
11. Buffalo – 26
12. Western Michigan – 22
EMU Individual Results
*Denotes Personal Best
Bold Denotes Program Top 10 Mark
NH Denotes No Height
NM Denotes No Mark
^ Denotes Season Best
Men's Results
Day One, Feb. 28
Heptathlon
Hep Day One Scoring
3. Samuel Jeffery – 2,805 points
5. Cason Doolittle – 2,597 points
7. Julien Badoo – 2,377 points
Hep 60m Dash
4. Samuel Jeffery – 7.34
6. Cason Doolittle – 7.45
7. Julien Badoo – 7.52
Hep Long Jump
2. Samuel Jeffery – 6.84m (22-05.25) EMU HEP #5
5. Cason Doolittle – 6.16m (20-02.50)* EMU HEP #10
6. Julien Badoo – 6.03m (19-09.50)
Hep Shot Put
4. Samuel Jeffery – 11.37m (37-03.75)
5. Cason Doolittle – 11.09m (36-04.75)*
7. Julien Badoo – 9.99m (32-09.50)*
Hep High Jump
T1. Samuel Jeffery – 1.88m (6-02)
T1. Cason Doolittle – 1.88m (6-02)
6. Julien Badoo – 1.76m (5-09.25)
Non-Hep Events
Long Jump
1. Formula Thompson – 7.44m (24-05)
5. Samuel Jeffery – 6.88m (22-07)
Weight Throw
2. Jake McEachern – 17.99m (59-00.25)
9. Drew Knieper – 14.38m (47-02.25)*
60m Hurdles Prelims
2. Michael Hawkins – 8.18*Q
5. Leo Ignacio – 8.28Q
7. Mill Coleman III – 8.35Q
400m Dash Prelims
1. Gabe Singh – 48.86Q
2. Bamidele Ajayi – 48.89Q
8. Tajay Roberts – 49.90Q
60m Dash Prelims
6. Solomon King – 6.85Q
9. Mill Coleman III – 7.01*
11. Shelton Bass – 7.15
200m Dash Prelims
6. Bamidele Ajayi – 21.99Q
8. Olawole Olanrewaju – 22.37Q
9. Shelton Bass – 22.75
5000m Run
6. Joey Furlong – 15:02.05
10. Ronan Codyre – 16:03.65
Distance Medley Relay
2. EMU (T. Dailey, J. Flake, J. Geller, C. McCoy) – 10:07.46
Day Two, March 1
Heptathlon
Final Heptathlon Standings
3. Samuel Jeffery – 4,798 Points
5. Cason Doolittle – 4,645*
7. Julien Badoo – 4,442*
Hep Day Two Scoring
1. Julien Badoo – 2,065 Points EMU HEP #9
2. Cason Doolittle – 2,048
3. Samuel Jeffery – 1,993
Hep 60m Hurdles
4. Cason Doolittle – 8.63* EMU HEP #8
5. Samuel Jeffery – 8.80
7. Julien Badoo – 9.25*
Hep Pole Vault
3. Julien Badoo – 3.80m (12-05.50)* TEMU HEP #10
6. Samuel Jeffery – 3.60m (11-09.75)
7. Cason Doolittle – 3.20m (10-06)
Hep 1000m Run
1. Cason Doolittle – 2:45.57
2. Julien Badoo – 2:45.69* EMU HEP #2
4. Samuel Jeffery – 2:57.13
Non-Hep Events
High Jump
2. Brendan Hill – 2.08m (6-09.75)
5. Lucky Fiaku – 2.04m (6-08.25)
6. Ousman Kamara – 2.00m (6-06.75)
Shot Put
7. Leland Godfrey – 15.45m (50-08.25)*
8. Jake McEachern – 13.75m (45-01.50)
Pole Vault
7. Nathan Gaspersic – 4.31m (14-01.75)
Jacob Niedzwiecki - NH
Triple Jump
2. Formula Thompson – 15.39m (50-06) EMU #5
5. Lucky Fiaku – 13.81m (45-03.75)
Mile Run
1. Kian Wiles – 4:11.90
5. Lachlan Cornelius – 4:16.75
60m Hurdles Finals
4. Leo Ignacio – 8.22*
5. Mill Coleman III – 8.23*
7. Michael Hawkins – 8.39
400m Dash Finals
2. Bamidele Ajayi – 48.43
3. Gabe Singh – 48.68
6. Tajay Roberts – 49.15
60m Dash Finals
5. Solomon King – 6.86
800m Run Finals
1. Carson McCoy – 1:52.40
3. Jimmy Geller – 1:53.48
7. Lachlan Cornelius – 1:58.50
200m Dash Finals
5. Bamidele Ajayi – 22.06
Olawole Olanrewaju - DNF
3000m Run
6. Kian Wiles – 8:29.28
Ronan Codyre - DNF
4x400m Relay
2. EMU (T. Roberts, B. Ajayi, S. Bass, G. Singh) – 3:18.37
Women's Results
Day One, Feb. 28
Pentathlon
3. Shay Clemetson – 3,706 points EMU PENT #5
9. Maleah Scott – 3,152
Pent 60m Hurdles
2. Shay Clemetson – 8.59* EMU PENT #1
9. Maleah Scott – 9.51
Pent High Jump
4. Shay Clemetson – 1.64m (5-04.50)* EMU PENT #7
9. Maleah Scott – 1.49m (4-10.50)
Pent Shot Put
6. Shay Clemetson – 10.19m (33-05.25)
8. Maleah Scott – 10.02m (32-10.50)
Pent Long Jump
2. Shay Clemetson – 5.70m (18-08.50) EMU PENT #3
11. Maleah Scott – 4.82m (15-09.75)
Pent 800m Run
3. Maleah Scott – 2:29.93
8. Shay Clemetson – 2:35.58*
Non-Pent Events
Weight Throw
9. Faith Moore – 16.99m (55-09)* EMU #6
12. Aleah Johnson – 16.11m (52-10.25)
14. Isabella Brent – 15.80m (51-10)
16. Nicolette Lewis – 15.61m (51-02.75)
Pole Vault
9. Julia Sabo – 3.53m (11-07)
11. Megan Rybitski – 3.53m (11-07)
14. Samantha Smith – 3.38m (11-01)
Long Jump
6. Shay Clemetson – 5.77m (18-11.25)
11. Ashtan Winfrey – 5.63m (18-05.75)*
12. Alimot Alowonle – 5.59m (18-04.25)
One Mile Prelims
4. Paige Marchant – 5:02.36 Q
60m Hurdles Prelims
8. Nikol Antoniadi – 8.73 Q
400m Dash Prelims
4. Josephine Oloye – 55.53 Q
60m Dash Prelims
2. Saraiah Walkes – 7.37* Q EMU #6
800m Run Prelims
1. Chloie Musta – 2:09.88 Q
12. Paige Marchant – 2:13.79
200m Dash Prelims
1. Saraiah Walkes – 23.81Q
13. Josephine Oloye – 24.92
15. Ajah Arscott – 24.98
5000m Run
2. Marta Moreno – 16:37.91
22. Lucy Jones – 18:03.32
Distance Medley Relay
6. EMU (C. Henderson, M. Biehl, S. Emin, A. Zaro) – 11:57.04
Day Two, March 1
Triple Jump
4. Mariia Yelanska – 12.35m (40-06.25) EMU #10
5. Kyra Buffen – 12.18m (39-11.50)
9. Mariah Taylor – 12.01m (39-05)
12. Alimot Alowonle – 11.88m (38-11.75)
High Jump
8. Micah Martin – 1.72m (5-07.75)
Natalie Buratczuk - NH
Mile Run Finals
3. Paige Marchant – 4:47.91
60m Hurdles Finals
7. Nikol Antoniadi – 8.84
400m Dash Finals
2. Josephine Oloye – 54.27
60m Dash Finals
2. Saraiah Walkes – 7.39
800m Runs Finals
2. Chloie Musta – 2:09.11
200m Dash Finals
1. Saraiah Walkes – 23.74 MEET RECORD
3000m Run
4. Marta Moreno – 9:43.03
4x400m Relay
EMU (M. Biehl, S. Walkes, A. Arscott, J. Oloye) - DNF
Up Next
The indoor season will conclude with the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, Friday-Saturday, March 14-15, hosted by the city of Virginia Beach, Va., at the Virginia Beach Sports Center. A list of meet participants will be available Tuesday, March 4. Should no Eagles make the cut, the next time they will be in action would be in the outdoor season, as they are set to open the outdoor portion of the schedule with the Texas Relays, Bobcat Invitational & Multis, and the Raleigh Relays, March 27-29.
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University track & field programs saw three student-athletes earn individual Mid-American Conference Championships as both programs concluded the MAC Indoor Track & Field Championships with third-place finishes inside Bowen Field House Saturday, March 1.
The men saw two individual MAC titles as the distance crew soared with Kian Wiles (Hull, England/St. Mary's College) winning the mile in 4:11.90 and Carson McCoy (Pittsburgh, Pa./Deer Lakes) claiming gold in the 800m in 1:52.40. Saraiah Walkes (Manatee County, Fla./The-Out-of-Door-Academy) won the 200m dash for the second consecutive season, setting a MAC Indoor Championships record in 23.74.
Both Eastern programs finished third as the men's squad scored 120 points while the women put up 77. The University of Akron finished first on the men's side with 164 points, and Bowling Green State University claimed the women's title, posting 95 points.
How it Happened – Men
The Eastern men earned five top-two finishes on the day, two of which were first-place outings from Wiles and McCoy as the duo combined for 28 points throughout the contest. McCoy's 800m was just one of two top-three finishes for EMU. Jimmy Geller (London, England/Davenant Foundation School) placed third in 1:53.48 to cap a 16-point event.
The Eagles grabbed 15 points in the 400m finals, led by Bamidele Ajayi (Eikiti State, Nigeria/Metropolitan International College/Lenoir-Rhyne) and Gabe Singh (Toledo, Ohio/Sylvania Northview/Oakland), who placed second and third, respectively. Tajay Roberts (Sunrise, Fla./Dillard) added one point, finishing sixth in 49.15.
Formula Thompson (St. Catherine, Jamaica/Jamaica College/Nebraska) scored eight points and earned his second medal of the meet via his second-place showing in the triple jump with a 15.39m bound, a mark that stands as an indoor personal best and fifth in program history. In total, he scored 18 points after winning the long jump and posting 10 points Friday.
Brendan Hill (Huber Heights, Ohio/Wayne) placed second in the high jump with a mark of 2.08m (6-09.75), an event where the Eagles scored 11 points as Lucky Fiaku (Nimo, Nigeria/Busy International Secondary) and Ousman Kamara (Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville) added three points with fifth and sixth place finishes, respectively.
Samuel Jeffery (Fonthill, Ontario/E.L. Crossley Secondary) and Cason Doolittle (Findlay, Ohio/Liberty Benton) combined for eight points in the heptathlon. Jeffery placed third, scoring six with 4,798 heptathlon points and Doolittle slotted fifth, earning two with 4,645 points.
Eastern ended the meet on a high note with a silver-medal finish in the 4x400m relay. Roberts, Ajayi, Shelton Bass (Warner Robbins, Ga./Houston County/Alderson Broaddus), and Singh ran the distance in 3:18.37 for eight points, bringing the Eagles' total to 120, a figure that earned them third.
How it Happened – Women
Walkes scored 18 points on the second day of competition, 10 of which came from her meet-record run in the 200m dash finals, earning gold for the second consecutive year in 23.74. She went on to place second in the 60m dash finals in 7.39 for eight more points. Walkes performances marked her third straight season earning All-MAC honors as she did so in both the indoor and outdoor season in 2023-24.
Josephine Oloye (Iwaro-Oka, Nigeria/Geomi Secondary School/Tayelolu Memorial) scored eight points as the team's lone representative in the 400m dash finals, she placed second in 54.27 for the second All-MAC performance of her indoor career.
Distance wise, Chloie Musta (Mesick, Mich./Cadillac) finished second in the 800m finals in 2:09.11 for an All-MAC Second Team nod, Paige Marchant (London, Ontario/Catholic Central) scored six points and placed third in the mile finals in 4:47.91 in just her second meet of the season.
In the field, Mariia Yelanska (Dnipro, Ukraine) and Kyra Buffen (Columbus, Ga./Buford/Benedict) combined to score nine points in the triple jump. Yelanska wrote her name into the EMU indoor top 10 with a 12.35m (40-06.25) leap for a fourth-place finish, ranking 10th in program history. Buffen followed in fifth, leaping 12.18m (39-11.50) for four points.
Due to injury, the Eagles did not finish the 4x400m relay and concluded the meet with 77 points.
Final Team Scores – Men
1. Akron – 164 Points
2. Kent State – 153
3. Eastern Michigan – 120
4. Buffalo - 84
Final Team Scores– Women
1. Bowling Green – 95 Points
2. Akron 79
3. Eastern Michigan – 77
4. Ball State – 70.50
T4. Kent State – 70.50
6. Toledo – 64
7. Miami – 60
8. Ohio – 38
9. Central Michigan - 30
T9. Northern Illinois – 30
11. Buffalo – 26
12. Western Michigan – 22
EMU Individual Results
*Denotes Personal Best
Bold Denotes Program Top 10 Mark
NH Denotes No Height
NM Denotes No Mark
^ Denotes Season Best
Men's Results
Day One, Feb. 28
Heptathlon
Hep Day One Scoring
3. Samuel Jeffery – 2,805 points
5. Cason Doolittle – 2,597 points
7. Julien Badoo – 2,377 points
Hep 60m Dash
4. Samuel Jeffery – 7.34
6. Cason Doolittle – 7.45
7. Julien Badoo – 7.52
Hep Long Jump
2. Samuel Jeffery – 6.84m (22-05.25) EMU HEP #5
5. Cason Doolittle – 6.16m (20-02.50)* EMU HEP #10
6. Julien Badoo – 6.03m (19-09.50)
Hep Shot Put
4. Samuel Jeffery – 11.37m (37-03.75)
5. Cason Doolittle – 11.09m (36-04.75)*
7. Julien Badoo – 9.99m (32-09.50)*
Hep High Jump
T1. Samuel Jeffery – 1.88m (6-02)
T1. Cason Doolittle – 1.88m (6-02)
6. Julien Badoo – 1.76m (5-09.25)
Non-Hep Events
Long Jump
1. Formula Thompson – 7.44m (24-05)
5. Samuel Jeffery – 6.88m (22-07)
Weight Throw
2. Jake McEachern – 17.99m (59-00.25)
9. Drew Knieper – 14.38m (47-02.25)*
60m Hurdles Prelims
2. Michael Hawkins – 8.18*Q
5. Leo Ignacio – 8.28Q
7. Mill Coleman III – 8.35Q
400m Dash Prelims
1. Gabe Singh – 48.86Q
2. Bamidele Ajayi – 48.89Q
8. Tajay Roberts – 49.90Q
60m Dash Prelims
6. Solomon King – 6.85Q
9. Mill Coleman III – 7.01*
11. Shelton Bass – 7.15
200m Dash Prelims
6. Bamidele Ajayi – 21.99Q
8. Olawole Olanrewaju – 22.37Q
9. Shelton Bass – 22.75
5000m Run
6. Joey Furlong – 15:02.05
10. Ronan Codyre – 16:03.65
Distance Medley Relay
2. EMU (T. Dailey, J. Flake, J. Geller, C. McCoy) – 10:07.46
Day Two, March 1
Heptathlon
Final Heptathlon Standings
3. Samuel Jeffery – 4,798 Points
5. Cason Doolittle – 4,645*
7. Julien Badoo – 4,442*
Hep Day Two Scoring
1. Julien Badoo – 2,065 Points EMU HEP #9
2. Cason Doolittle – 2,048
3. Samuel Jeffery – 1,993
Hep 60m Hurdles
4. Cason Doolittle – 8.63* EMU HEP #8
5. Samuel Jeffery – 8.80
7. Julien Badoo – 9.25*
Hep Pole Vault
3. Julien Badoo – 3.80m (12-05.50)* TEMU HEP #10
6. Samuel Jeffery – 3.60m (11-09.75)
7. Cason Doolittle – 3.20m (10-06)
Hep 1000m Run
1. Cason Doolittle – 2:45.57
2. Julien Badoo – 2:45.69* EMU HEP #2
4. Samuel Jeffery – 2:57.13
Non-Hep Events
High Jump
2. Brendan Hill – 2.08m (6-09.75)
5. Lucky Fiaku – 2.04m (6-08.25)
6. Ousman Kamara – 2.00m (6-06.75)
Shot Put
7. Leland Godfrey – 15.45m (50-08.25)*
8. Jake McEachern – 13.75m (45-01.50)
Pole Vault
7. Nathan Gaspersic – 4.31m (14-01.75)
Jacob Niedzwiecki - NH
Triple Jump
2. Formula Thompson – 15.39m (50-06) EMU #5
5. Lucky Fiaku – 13.81m (45-03.75)
Mile Run
1. Kian Wiles – 4:11.90
5. Lachlan Cornelius – 4:16.75
60m Hurdles Finals
4. Leo Ignacio – 8.22*
5. Mill Coleman III – 8.23*
7. Michael Hawkins – 8.39
400m Dash Finals
2. Bamidele Ajayi – 48.43
3. Gabe Singh – 48.68
6. Tajay Roberts – 49.15
60m Dash Finals
5. Solomon King – 6.86
800m Run Finals
1. Carson McCoy – 1:52.40
3. Jimmy Geller – 1:53.48
7. Lachlan Cornelius – 1:58.50
200m Dash Finals
5. Bamidele Ajayi – 22.06
Olawole Olanrewaju - DNF
3000m Run
6. Kian Wiles – 8:29.28
Ronan Codyre - DNF
4x400m Relay
2. EMU (T. Roberts, B. Ajayi, S. Bass, G. Singh) – 3:18.37
Women's Results
Day One, Feb. 28
Pentathlon
3. Shay Clemetson – 3,706 points EMU PENT #5
9. Maleah Scott – 3,152
Pent 60m Hurdles
2. Shay Clemetson – 8.59* EMU PENT #1
9. Maleah Scott – 9.51
Pent High Jump
4. Shay Clemetson – 1.64m (5-04.50)* EMU PENT #7
9. Maleah Scott – 1.49m (4-10.50)
Pent Shot Put
6. Shay Clemetson – 10.19m (33-05.25)
8. Maleah Scott – 10.02m (32-10.50)
Pent Long Jump
2. Shay Clemetson – 5.70m (18-08.50) EMU PENT #3
11. Maleah Scott – 4.82m (15-09.75)
Pent 800m Run
3. Maleah Scott – 2:29.93
8. Shay Clemetson – 2:35.58*
Non-Pent Events
Weight Throw
9. Faith Moore – 16.99m (55-09)* EMU #6
12. Aleah Johnson – 16.11m (52-10.25)
14. Isabella Brent – 15.80m (51-10)
16. Nicolette Lewis – 15.61m (51-02.75)
Pole Vault
9. Julia Sabo – 3.53m (11-07)
11. Megan Rybitski – 3.53m (11-07)
14. Samantha Smith – 3.38m (11-01)
Long Jump
6. Shay Clemetson – 5.77m (18-11.25)
11. Ashtan Winfrey – 5.63m (18-05.75)*
12. Alimot Alowonle – 5.59m (18-04.25)
One Mile Prelims
4. Paige Marchant – 5:02.36 Q
60m Hurdles Prelims
8. Nikol Antoniadi – 8.73 Q
400m Dash Prelims
4. Josephine Oloye – 55.53 Q
60m Dash Prelims
2. Saraiah Walkes – 7.37* Q EMU #6
800m Run Prelims
1. Chloie Musta – 2:09.88 Q
12. Paige Marchant – 2:13.79
200m Dash Prelims
1. Saraiah Walkes – 23.81Q
13. Josephine Oloye – 24.92
15. Ajah Arscott – 24.98
5000m Run
2. Marta Moreno – 16:37.91
22. Lucy Jones – 18:03.32
Distance Medley Relay
6. EMU (C. Henderson, M. Biehl, S. Emin, A. Zaro) – 11:57.04
Day Two, March 1
Triple Jump
4. Mariia Yelanska – 12.35m (40-06.25) EMU #10
5. Kyra Buffen – 12.18m (39-11.50)
9. Mariah Taylor – 12.01m (39-05)
12. Alimot Alowonle – 11.88m (38-11.75)
High Jump
8. Micah Martin – 1.72m (5-07.75)
Natalie Buratczuk - NH
Mile Run Finals
3. Paige Marchant – 4:47.91
60m Hurdles Finals
7. Nikol Antoniadi – 8.84
400m Dash Finals
2. Josephine Oloye – 54.27
60m Dash Finals
2. Saraiah Walkes – 7.39
800m Runs Finals
2. Chloie Musta – 2:09.11
200m Dash Finals
1. Saraiah Walkes – 23.74 MEET RECORD
3000m Run
4. Marta Moreno – 9:43.03
4x400m Relay
EMU (M. Biehl, S. Walkes, A. Arscott, J. Oloye) - DNF
Up Next
The indoor season will conclude with the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, Friday-Saturday, March 14-15, hosted by the city of Virginia Beach, Va., at the Virginia Beach Sports Center. A list of meet participants will be available Tuesday, March 4. Should no Eagles make the cut, the next time they will be in action would be in the outdoor season, as they are set to open the outdoor portion of the schedule with the Texas Relays, Bobcat Invitational & Multis, and the Raleigh Relays, March 27-29.
Follow Us
For updates on all things EMU cross country/track & field, continue to check EMUEagles.com or follow the team on Instagram, X, and Facebook at @EMUXC_TF.
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/ Women's Track & FieldTrack & Field at 2025 Spartan Invitational
Tuesday, April 08
2025 MAC Indoor Track & Field Championships Cinematic Recap
Wednesday, March 05
2025 MAC Indoor Track & Field Championships Day 1 Highlights
Saturday, March 01
2025 MAC Indoor Championships Hype Video
Wednesday, February 26