Tessa Mudd shattered her own Ivy League record in the pole vault at the Spec Towns Invitational, clearing 4.41m/14-5.5. This performance not only secured her the victory but also improved her previous record of 4.40m from the Virginia Challenge. Other highlights included first-year Lotte Gretzler finishing fifth in the pole vault and notable victories in long jump, hammer throw, and javelin by her teammates. The Tigers showcased strong overall performances across multiple events, with several athletes nearing personal bests.

By the Numbers
  • Tessa Mudd cleared 4.41m, exceeding her previous record of 4.40m.
  • Kelly and Scoot achieved 6.40m in long jump, securing first and second place.
State of Play
  • The Tigers are performing strongly at the Spec Towns Invitational in Athens, GA.
  • Multiple athletes are setting personal records and competing effectively in their respective events.
What's Next

The Tigers will conclude their participation in the Spec Towns Invitational tomorrow, starting at 11:30 a.m. Athletes will aim for further improvements and potential medal positions in the final events.

Bottom Line

Mudd's record-breaking performance underscores the strength of the Princeton track and field program, highlighting emerging talent and potential for future competitions. The team's momentum can lead to more accolades as the season progresses.