Graduate student Marie Naudus and senior Jason Ferguson both received top honors from the conference for their outstanding performances in track and field. Naudus set a new program record in the 800-meter with a time of 2:19.05, finishing second among 51 participants, while Ferguson also set a record in the long jump, placing third with a jump of 7.02 meters. Additional recognitions included juniors Jurrel Hall and Mark Siebenhuener, along with sophomores Quinten John, Ava Shepherd, Carli Scheiffele, and Sophia Hines, all selected for the Weekly Honor Roll for their impressive results at the Ursinus Springfest.

By the Numbers
  • Marie Naudus ran the 800-meter in 2:19.05, marking a new program record and secured a second-place finish.
  • Jason Ferguson achieved a top long jump of 7.02 meters, placing third among 28 competitors.
  • Jurrel Hall recorded a high jump of 1.90 meters, breaking a decade-old program record.
State of Play
  • Naudus has broken program records in consecutive weeks.
  • Ferguson also set personal bests, including a time of 23.06 in the 200-meter.
  • Shepherd achieved her personal bests in both the high jump (1.45m) and triple jump (10.10m).
What's Next

With the continued momentum, athletes are likely to focus on upcoming meets to further improve their standings and seek additional records. The teams aim to build on this successful performance as they prepare for future competitions.

Bottom Line

Naudus and Ferguson's record-setting achievements highlight a promising season for the program, reinforcing the potential for future successes as student-athletes continue to excel in their events.