RESULTS
(FRESNO, Calif.)
Makenna Sullivan won the PacWest triple jump title on Saturday, leading PLNU Women's Track & Field to its best finish at the PacWest Championships since 2019.
Point Loma placed fifth out of 10 teams with a team total of 76 points, as Sullivan joins
Peyton Yoshida (pole vault) as Sea Lions to win events at this year's conference meet.
"This was a formative weekend for Sea Lions Track & Field," said Jake Poyner, Director of Cross Country and Track & Field. "We are certainly thrilled by how the ladies have competed this season, but more so than that, we are proud of them for how they selflessly love and intentionally support one another."
Sullivan leaped a personal best 11.80 meters in the triple jump to finish first in the event and remain fifth all-time in program history in the event.
Maddie Reeves earned All-PacWest honors in two events on the day, finishing third in both the 1500 meters (4:33.00) and 5,000 meters (17:26.06).
Sarah McGarry also placed third in the 400-meter hurdles after crossing the finish line in 1:00.55, moving her up to No. 2 all-time in program history in the event.
Bree Gentry finished fifth in the 800 meters (2:12.74), as she now ranks seventh among Sea Lions all-time in the event.
Rowan Cebulski (4,383 points) and
Reagan Cole (4,227 points) placed fifth and sixth respectively in the heptathlon.
Two relay teams also scored points for the Sea Lions on the day in the 4x100 meters and 4x400 meters with seventh-place finishes.
Madison Simmers,
Angelica Gomes, Sullivan and McGarry combined to run 49.12 seconds in the 4x100, while
Helena Simms, Gomes, Sullivan and McGarry ran 3:51.73 in the 4x400.
"We'd like to thank our strength & conditioning staff, our sports medicine staff, and our Sports Information Department for the awesome support and investment in Point Loma Track & Field," Poyner said. "Associate Head Coach
Avery Takata and our assistant coaches continue to do an elite job guiding this team towards competitive growth within our faith-based framework. The Point is a special place to be.
"We look forward to celebrating our seniors and the legacy and impact they've made within this program."
