When and Where: May 10, 2025 - Amherst, Mass. (NEICAAA New England Championships)
Score:  21st of 29 (7 points)

Four SNHU program records were broken as Women's Track & Field finished in third place at the Northeast-10 Outdoor Track & Field Championships.  The 2025 meet was held at Ouellette Stadium in Hooksett.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Junior Hope Sinclair (Hampton, N.H.) finished sixth in the 100m at 11.90 seconds, which while wind-assisted, is a new personal best.  She also finished 14th in the 200m at 25.36.
• Freshman Hannah Sippel (Chester, N.H.) finished 23rd in the 200m with a time of 26.18.  She finished 16th in the 400m at 59.44.
• Freshman Hope Hanafin (Burlington, Mass.) also qualified for the 400m, finishing 22nd in 1:00.93, just missing her season-best mark of 1:00.91.
• Freshman Erika Wojcik (North Andover, Mass.) ran the 800m, coming in 11th at 2:17.42.
• Freshman Paige McInerney (Acton, Mass.) finished 17th in the 800m at 2:19.22.
• Sophomore Jordan Wheaton (Hooksett, N.H.) ran 20th in the 100H wtih a time of 14.94 seconds.
• Junior Corrina Obernesser (Westminster, Colo.) turned in another strong effort in the 3000S, finishing 7th in 11:12.68.
• Graduate student Laila Bunnitt (Lewiston, Maine) had her day cut short due to injury, but finished 14th in the hammer throw at 44.37m
• Sophomore Kayla Franks (Derry, N.H.) earned the other two scoring points on the day for the Penmen by finishing seventh in the javelin throw (37.73m)

NOTES

• UMass Amherst won the team competition with 136 points, ahead of the University of Rhode Island (106.33), and the College of the Holy Cross (92).

WHAT'S NEXT

• The season is now complete for the SNHU Track & Field team.

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