The Leopards' track and field teams dominated the Leopard Invitational, securing 18 total wins, highlighted by standout performances including two athletes entering the Lafayette All-Time Top-10. Notable individual achievements included Jack Larson's pole vault at 15' 7.75", securing the 7th all-time ranking for men, and Brooklyn Genduso's victory in the women's pole vault with a leap of 11' 5", placing her 9th all-time. The event showcased strong team performances with multiple top-three finishes across various events.

By the Numbers
  • Leopards achieved 18 event wins at the Leopard Invitational.
  • Jack Larson vaulted 15' 7.75", ranking 7th all-time in Lafayette history.
  • Brooklyn Genduso cleared 11' 5" to become 9th all-time for women's pole vault.
State of Play
  • Upcoming competitions include the All-American Meet at East Stroudsburg and the Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton on April 4.
  • The men's and women's teams continue to build momentum with strong individual and relay performances.
What's Next

The Leopards aim to carry their competitive momentum into the next meets, looking to further improve their standings and personal records. Anticipation builds for athletes to secure more top spots as they prepare for upcoming challenges.

Bottom Line

The Leopards' strong showing at the Leopard Invitational underscores their potential, setting a promising tone for the season. Keeping up this level of performance will be crucial for future competitions and individual rankings.