The College of Saint Benedict track and field team achieved notable success at the Gene Glader Invitational, earning 12 top-six finishes and 16 top-eight placements. Key performances included Lauren Berg's third place in the 400-meter hurdles with a season-best time of 1:03.37. Jaylyn Ahlberg led the pole vault with a second-place finish, while multiple athletes set personal records across various events, bolstering the team's overall performance. The Bennies demonstrated consistency and depth, showcasing young talent as well as seasoned athletes.

By the Numbers
  • 12 top-six finishes overall
  • 16 top-eight placements at the invitational
  • Lauren Berg's time of 1:03.37 ranks 19th in DIII
  • Mary Kenney's steeplechase time of 11:20.41 ranks 29th in DIII
State of Play
  • The team showcased a blend of seasoned veterans and promising first-year athletes
  • Upcoming competition at the CSB/SJU Invitational on April 18
What's Next

As the Bennies prepare for their next meet, they look to build on their recent successes and improve their performances at the CSB/SJU Invitational. Athletes will aim for personal records and contribute to the team鈥檚 overall standings in upcoming events.

Bottom Line

The College of Saint Benedict track and field team's solid outing at the Gene Glader Invitational sets a promising tone for the rest of the season. Consistent performances and personal bests indicate a strong potential for future competitions.