Huskie Women Third in Team Standings After Day 2 of U SPORTS Track & Field Championships

WINDSOR, Ont. - A four medal performance saw the Saskatchewan Huskie women's track & field team move up to third place in the team standings on day two of 2025 U SPORTS Track & Field Championships at the Dennis Fairall Fieldhouse in Windsor.

The Huskies point total now sits at 48, thirteen back of the second place Guelph Gryphons and 30 behind the Championship-leading Western Mustangs. The Mustangs also sit atop the men's standing with 94 points followed by the Manitoba Bisons with 51 and Guelph with 49. The Usask men's team sits 18th with four points heading into the final day of the championships.

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The Dogs captured four medals on day two in Windsor starting with a pair of podium appearances in the women's 1000m. Fourth-year arts & science major, Jenica Swartz earned gold in the event, taking home her first career U SPORTS medal in an individual event. Swartz beat out Western's Hallee Knelsen for the top spot on the podium with a time of 2:47.60, two tenths better than the second-place finisher. Also earning a medal in the event was standout middle distance runner, Avery Pearson who took bronze with a time of 2:48.21 for her second medal of the championship.

Just an hour later the Huskies returned to the national podium, this time in the women's 60m hurdles. Local Saskatoon product, Timi Adelugba finished third in the event with a time of 8.29 for the first U SPORTS medal of her career. Adelugba crossed the finish line just one hundredth of a second behind Sherbrook's Maoly St-Germain and three tenths behind Sienna MacDonald of Calgary who took gold.

Saskatchewan closed out the day with their first relay medal event of the championship, the 4x800m. Crossing the finish line with a time of 8:51.70, Kaitlyn Harrison, Sarah Schwab, Jenica Swartz, and Avery Pearson, took gold for the Huskies to repeat as U SPORTS champions.

The final day of the U SPORTS Track & Field Championships gets started for the Huskies at 11:30 AM with the women's triple jump, featuring Olamide Olaloku.

TEAM STANDINGS

WOMEN (11 of 17 events)
1) Western Mustangs - 78 points
2) Guelph Gryphons - 61
3) Saskatchewan Huskies - 48
4) Calgary Dinos - 35
5) Laval Rouge et Or - 30
5) Windsor Lancers - 30
7) Dalhousie Tigers - 18
8) UofT Varsity Blues - 17.5
9) Regina Cougars - 14
10) Sherbrooke Vert et Or - 13
10) Lethbridge Pronghorns - 13
12) Waterloo Warriors - 12
13) Manitoba Bisons - 10
14) Alberta Pandas - 8
15) Ottawa Gee-Gees - 7
16) McGill Marlets - 6
17) McMaster Marauders - 5
17) Victoria Vikes - 5
19) York Lions - 4.5
20) Carleton Ravens - 4
20) StFX X-Women - 4
22) TWU Spartans - 3
23) Queen's Gaels - 1

MEN (10 of 17 events)
1) Western Mustangs - 94 points
2) Manitoba Bisons - 51
3) Guelph Gryphons - 49
4) UofT Varsity Blues - 27
5) Windsor Lancers - 26
6) Sherbrooke Vert et Or - 16
7) McMaster Marauders - 15
7) Dalhousie Tigers - 15
7) Alberta Golden Bears - 15
10) York Lions - 14
11) TWU Spartans - 13
12) UNB Reds - 8
12) Regina Cougars - 8
12) Queen's Gaels - 8
15) Victoria Vikes - 6
15) Calgary Dinos - 6
17) Montreal Carabins - 5
18) Saskatchewan Huskies - 4
19) Carleton Ravens - 3
20) Saint Mary's Huskies - 2
20) McGill Redbirds - 2
22) Moncton Aigles Bleus - 1

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS

Men's 60m Hurdles
1) Gregory Michel, Sherbrooke Vert et Or - 7.84
2) Tamarri Lindo, York Lions - 7.86
3) Adam Andres, Manitoba Bisons - 8.00

Women's 60m Hurdles
1) Sienna MacDonald, Calgary Dinos - 7.99
2) Maoly St-Germain, Sherbrooke Vert et Or - 8.28
3) Timi Adelugba, Saskatchewan Huskies - 8.29

Men's 300m
1) Aaron Thompson, Western Mustangs - 34.09
2) Josh Duckman, Western Mustangs - 34.21
3)Ryder Rattee, Alberta Golden Bears - 34.30

Women's 300m
1) Dianna Proctor, Guelph Gryphons - 37.68
2) Favour Okpali, Western Mustangs - 37.78
3) Gabrielle Cole, Guelph Gryphons - 38.24

Men's 1000m
1) Max Davies, Guelph Gryphons - 2:20.22
2) Adam Schmidt, Guelph Gryphons - 2:22.34
3) Jonathan Podbielski, Regina Cougars - 2:22.39

Women's 1000m
1) Jenica Swartz, Saskatchewan Huskies - 2:47.60
2) Hallee Knelsen, Western Mustangs - 2:47.80
3) Avery Pearson, Saskatchewan Huskies - 2:48.21

Men's 3000m
1) Alex Purnell, Western Mustangs - 8:12.40
2) Jude Wheeler-Dee, Queen's Gaels - 8:14.00
3) Jacob Benoit, Dalhousie Tigers - 8:17.48

Women's 3000m
1) Madelyn Eybergen, Windsor Lancers - 9:20.72
2) Sophie Coutts, Western Mustangs - 9:26.45
3) Mia Larochelle, Laval Rouge et Or - 9:43.58

Men's 4x800m Relay
1) Guelph Gryphons - 7:33.12
2) Windsor Lancers - 7:35.34
3) Western Mustangs - 7:36.51

Women's 4x800m Relay
1) Saskatchewan Huskies - 8:51.70 (Kaitlyn Harrison, Sarah Schwab, Jenica Swartz, Avery Pearson)
2) Western Mustangs - 8:51.77
3) Laval Rouge et Or - 8:56.17

Heptathlon
1) Tristen Miscia, Windsor Lancers - 5,270 points
2) Jared Hendricks-Polack, Western Mustangs - 5,257
3) Emanuel Desilets, Western Mustangs - 5,252

Men's High Jump
1) Aiden Grout, UofT Varsity Blues - 2.12m
2) Alec Brent, UofT Varsity Blues - 2.09m
3) Noel Vanderzee, Calgary Dinos - 2.09m

Men's Long Jump
1) Kenneth West, Western Mustangs - 7.88m
2) Arman Shahzadeh, Western Mustangs - 7.31m
3) Oke Okumo, TWU Spartans - 7.29m

Women's Long Jump
1) Sienna MacDonald, Calgary Dinos - 6.25m
2) Celia Markovinovic, Waterloo Warriors - 6.17m
3) Shelaine Pritchard, Regina Cougars - 6.03m

Women's Shot Put
1) Liv Sands, Western Mustangs -16.40m
2) Chelsea MacIsaac, Dalhousie Tigers - 13.71m
3) Jessica Gyamfi, Ottawa Gee-Gees - 13.32m

Women's Weight THrow
1) Graham Wright, Manitoba Bisons - 19.61m
2) Wesley Eze, Alberta Pandas - 18.52m
3) Joshua Suelzle, Manitoba Bisons - 17.91m

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