

TRK | Gaels Back on Track at Berkeley All-Comer
2/17/2023 6:00:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
MORAGA, Calif. – Saint Mary's Track and Field are back in action this weekend as they head to neighboring Berkeley for the Cal All-Comer.
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THE DETAILS
Cal All-Comers
Saturday February 18, 10 AM
Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, Calif.
Live Results
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LAST TIME OUTÂ
Saint Mary's had a few runners compete this past weekend at the Husky Classic, as Rayna Stanziano and Molly Dreher made the trip to Seattle to compete in the mile.Â
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Dreher was the first of the two Gaels to feature, racing in the third heat. The junior ran a solid race, finishing 10th in her heat out of 14 runners. Dreher's 4:57.82 is the fastest she's ran in the event all season, smashing her previous best of 5:05.82 which she set back at the UW Preview in January.Â
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Stanziano hit the track in heat seven, and jumped out to a quick pace. She challenged the leaders throughout the race, eventually dropping off the pace but just barely. She crossed the line in 4th of 14 runners in a time of 4:42.84, a nine second improvement on the mile she ran back at the UW Preview.
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In a field of 115 runners, the Gaels showed up. After solid improvements from both runners, Stanziano's 4:42.84 placed her 20th overall, while Dreher's 4:57.82 earned her 90th.
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The Gaels last competed as a team back on in the first week of February at the Portland Indoor Two.Â
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There were improvements across the board as multiple runners set personal bests.Â
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The 3000m was the most popular event of the day, as 14 Gaels hit the track for the longest race of the meet.Â
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On the women's side, freshman Kaylee Barnes took top honors, placing 1st out of 23 runners in a time of 10:51.24.Â
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Two more Gaels joined Barnes inside the top-10, with Anna Ranieri finishing 7th in a time of 11:01.16, and Sylvia Ingram right behind her in 8th in a time of 11:01.54. Â
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Just outside the top-10 were Sofia Cuevas in 11th in a time of 11:04.82, and Lauren Buckley in 14th in a time of 11:26.41.Â
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On the men's side, three Gaels placed inside the top-10 out of a 44-man field. Blaine Reynolds and Curtis Volf led the way, finishing in 7th and 8th in times of 8:46.12 and 8:49.33 respectively. Thomas Osborne was just behind his Gaels teammates in 10th in a time of 8:49.50.Â
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Dani Rowlinson claimed victory in the women's mile, beating out a field of 35 other runners. The senior won the event in a time of 5:06.07, two seconds quicker than the time she ran at the Portland Indoor One two weeks ago.Â
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Emily Field competed in the mile as well, snagging 14th in a time of 5:25.64, a four second improvement from the Portland Indoor One.Â
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The 4x400m ended the day's action, as each team featured a relay. On the women's side, a team of Maddie Fletcher, Dani Rowlinson, Jaden DeSouza, and Kaitlin Laner finished an impressive 2nd overall. The Gaels ran a 4:10.35, three seconds ahead of 3rd place Pepperdine.
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A relay consisting of Eric Martinez, Raphael Lobo, Sam Andersen, and Isaiah Jimenez finished 10th out of 13 relays in a time of 3:51.74.
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THE DETAILS
Cal All-Comers
Saturday February 18, 10 AM
Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, Calif.
Live Results
Â
LAST TIME OUTÂ
Saint Mary's had a few runners compete this past weekend at the Husky Classic, as Rayna Stanziano and Molly Dreher made the trip to Seattle to compete in the mile.Â
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Dreher was the first of the two Gaels to feature, racing in the third heat. The junior ran a solid race, finishing 10th in her heat out of 14 runners. Dreher's 4:57.82 is the fastest she's ran in the event all season, smashing her previous best of 5:05.82 which she set back at the UW Preview in January.Â
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Stanziano hit the track in heat seven, and jumped out to a quick pace. She challenged the leaders throughout the race, eventually dropping off the pace but just barely. She crossed the line in 4th of 14 runners in a time of 4:42.84, a nine second improvement on the mile she ran back at the UW Preview.
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In a field of 115 runners, the Gaels showed up. After solid improvements from both runners, Stanziano's 4:42.84 placed her 20th overall, while Dreher's 4:57.82 earned her 90th.
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The Gaels last competed as a team back on in the first week of February at the Portland Indoor Two.Â
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There were improvements across the board as multiple runners set personal bests.Â
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The 3000m was the most popular event of the day, as 14 Gaels hit the track for the longest race of the meet.Â
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On the women's side, freshman Kaylee Barnes took top honors, placing 1st out of 23 runners in a time of 10:51.24.Â
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Two more Gaels joined Barnes inside the top-10, with Anna Ranieri finishing 7th in a time of 11:01.16, and Sylvia Ingram right behind her in 8th in a time of 11:01.54. Â
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Just outside the top-10 were Sofia Cuevas in 11th in a time of 11:04.82, and Lauren Buckley in 14th in a time of 11:26.41.Â
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On the men's side, three Gaels placed inside the top-10 out of a 44-man field. Blaine Reynolds and Curtis Volf led the way, finishing in 7th and 8th in times of 8:46.12 and 8:49.33 respectively. Thomas Osborne was just behind his Gaels teammates in 10th in a time of 8:49.50.Â
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Dani Rowlinson claimed victory in the women's mile, beating out a field of 35 other runners. The senior won the event in a time of 5:06.07, two seconds quicker than the time she ran at the Portland Indoor One two weeks ago.Â
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Emily Field competed in the mile as well, snagging 14th in a time of 5:25.64, a four second improvement from the Portland Indoor One.Â
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The 4x400m ended the day's action, as each team featured a relay. On the women's side, a team of Maddie Fletcher, Dani Rowlinson, Jaden DeSouza, and Kaitlin Laner finished an impressive 2nd overall. The Gaels ran a 4:10.35, three seconds ahead of 3rd place Pepperdine.
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A relay consisting of Eric Martinez, Raphael Lobo, Sam Andersen, and Isaiah Jimenez finished 10th out of 13 relays in a time of 3:51.74.
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