SPRINGFIELD, MA – Siena Outdoor Track kicked off its final scheduled meet of the 2021 season Saturday, taking part in action at the 2021 ECAC/IC4A Outdoor Track & Field Championships on the campus of American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts.
 
The Saints saw 17 runners qualify and compete in the regional event that features programs from all three levels of NCAA Track, with several runners producing scoring and top-5 finishes.
 
Siena kicked things off with the running of the 1,500-meter race, as junior Olivia Lomascolo finished fourth in a personal best time of 4:0.48 for the second fastest mark run in the event in program history. Senior Morgan Serkes just missed a personal best with an 11^th place finish of 4:35.90, while freshman Killian McNamee capped off an impressive rookie campaign by finishing 21^st in the men's, with a time of 3:53.21. the mark was good for the third best in program history, while sophomore Matthew Laframboise took 24^th place with the fourth best mark in Siena history in the event (3:53.55)
 
The Saints boasted two competitors in the women's 3000-meter race, with sophomore Delia McDade Clay placing 11^th with the fifth-best time in outdoor program history (10:25.30), while classmate Sophia Vinciguerra running a mark of 10:59.77 to place 16^th.  Freshman Katharine Hesler represented the Green and Gold in the women's 3000-meter steeplechase, taking 14^th with a 12:09.24, while sophomore Tommy Anderson improved his best time in the men's event to 9:14.40 with an eighth-place finish, and freshman Jimmy Smith ran a best time of 9:43.70.
 
Siena was also well represented in the 5,000-meter race, with senior Regina Rosati placing fifth at 17:28.95 and sophomore Elaine Atanasova running 16^th at 18:31.93. Graduate Student Stosh Davis placed 13^th on the men's side with a time of 15:19.92. Finally, senior Mia Forster took eighth place in the women's 10,000-meter event (37:36.21), while classmates Carissa Kahn (38:56.85) and Mary McNally (39:39.84) placed 13^th and 14^th, respectively. Sophomore Brandon Olden (31:11.92) finished 20^th in the men's events, while senior Aidan Canavan (31:36.75) placed 23^rd.
 
The team will conclude the weekend and the season by taking part in the men's and women's 4x800-meter relay events Sunday afternoon.