Navy track and field teams showcased exceptional talent at the 130th Penn Relays, achieving two significant victories. Justin Mumford won the men's 10,000 meters, recording a time of 29:01.38, while the women's 4x800-meter relay team set a program record with a time of 8:49.31. Director Jamie Cook praised the team's performances amidst challenging weather conditions, highlighting their resilience and competitive spirit.

By the Numbers
  • Justin Mumford clocked 29:01.38 in the 10,000 meters, the fourth-fastest time in Navy history.
  • The women's 4x800-meter relay team recorded a winning time of 8:49.31, the fifth-best in program history.
  • Nathan Kent achieved the fastest 400-meter split at 43.96 seconds during the men's 4x400-meter relay.
State of Play
  • Navy's men's 4x400-meter team placed second overall with a heat-winning time of 3:05.11.
  • In field events, Zoie Tesi tied for third in high jump with a mark of 1.70 meters (5-7).
  • The women鈥檚 discus saw Nalina Smith and Julia Norris finish sixth and ninth, respectively.
What's Next

Next weekend, Navy will compete at the Larry Ellis Invitational, providing athletes another opportunity to showcase their skills and improve their season performances.

Bottom Line

This weekend's achievements at the Penn Relays reinforce Navy's strong track and field program, highlighting individual and team excellence in a prestigious competitive environment.