Track & Field Finishes Runner-Up at ECAC Indoor Championships

Sunday, March 9

Boston, Mass.

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James Madison University

ECAC Indoor Championship

Track & Field Finishes Runner-Up at ECAC Indoor Championships

3/9/2025 9:00:00 PM | Track & Field

BOSTON, Mass. – James Madison track & field scored in 12 out of 20 events to finish to tie for second overall at the ECAC Indoor Championships on Sunday afternoon at the Boston University Track & Tennis Center.

The Dukes tallied 79 points to tie with Richmond, while Towson took home the team title with 84 points. Northeastern (4th – 66.5) and Binghamton (5th – 49) rounded out the top five.

How It Happened

JMU picked up 18 points in the 60-meter hurdles with a 1-2 finish from Jordyn Henderson (8.38) and Kam'Dyn Thomas (8.65). For Thomas, her silver effort places her fifth in the JMU record book.
The Dukes captured the distance medley relay title in 11:51.97, run by Alayna Gifford, Esther Saint-Germain, Merrick Mock and Kylie Brooks.
Kaia Putman placed second in the 60-meter dash (7.62), followed by Kyndal Turner (7.70) and Henderson (7.77) for 15 total points. Later, Putman produced a PR of 24.07 in the 200-meter dash for bronze.
In the 400-meter dash, Holly Mpassy earned silver with a season-best time of 54.39.
Sofia Terenziani finished the mile in 4:56.92 for sixth to notch three points for the Dukes.
The quartet of Kristin Giordano, Grace Tate, Izzy Greene and Terenziani produced a season-best time of 9:27.71 for fifth.
In the field, freshman Madison Greene picked up two points with an effort of 11.34m in the triple jump for seventh.
Ryann Bennett placed eighth in the shot put with a mark of 12.27m.