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LANCASTER, Pa. – Franklin & Marshall's women's track and field team is set for the Centennial Conference (CC) Championships, hosted by Ursinus. Competition begins Saturday morning and concludes on Sunday evening.

The Diplomats took home fourth last year, an improvement from the seventh-place finish the prior year, garnering 59 total points and six medals. Johns Hopkins took home the top title with 180 team points.

Alyssa Ward enters the championships highly favored in three events. The senior looks to repeat her triple jump title with the top distance of 10.86m. The senior is also favored in the high jump (first, 1.60m) after taking home the silver last year, and is third in the long jump (5.26m) as the bronze winner at last year's competition.

F&M's 4x400-meter relay, which won the silver medal last year, currently sits third (4:13.99), only 0:03 seconds behind the second-place seed.   

Kaitlin Muccio looks to make a push to the podium in the 400-meter dash, currently seeded fifth with a time of 1:01.83.

Rachel Wylie currently sits in the eight-seed spot for the 800-meter run (2:25.61). 

Lindsey Powers competes for gold in the shot put and enters the competition as the seventh seed with a distance of 11.23m. 

Meet Schedule 

Saturday, February 24 (exact start times, unless specified as approximate)

10:00 am – Track Opens for Warm-ups

11:30 am – Women's Triple Jump

11:30 am – Women's Pole Vault (men to follow)

11:40 am – Women's Pentathlon Hurdles

12:00 pm – Women's 60 dash (trials)

12:05 pm – Heptathlon Long Jump (approximate start time)

12:10 pm – Men's 60 dash (trials)

12:20 pm – Men's Heptathlon 60

12:25 pm – Women's 60 hurdles (trials)

12:35 pm – Pentathlon High Jump (approximate start time)

12:40 pm – Men's 60 hurdles (trials)

1:00   pm – Women's 5000m

1:30   pm – Heptathlon shot put (approximate start time)

1:45   pm – Men's 5000m

2:00   pm – Men's Triple Jump

2:10   pm – Pentathlon Shot Put (approximate start time)

2:30   pm – Women's DMR

2:45   pm – Men's DMR

3:00   pm – Heptathlon High Jump (approximate start time)

3:00   pm – Women's 4x200 relay

3:05   pm – Pentathlon Long Jump (approximate start time)

3:10   pm – Men's 4x200 relay

4:05   pm – Pentathlon 800 (approximate start time)

Sunday, February 25

9:30   am – Track Opens for Warm-ups

11:30 am – Heptathlon 60 Hurdles

12:00 pm – Women's High Jump

12:00 pm – Men's Long Jump

12:00 pm – Men's Shot Put (Women to follow)

12:00 pm – Women's Mile

12:20 pm – Men's Mile

12:40 pm – Women's 400

12:55 pm – Men's 400

1:10   pm – Heptathlon Pole Vault (approximate start time)

1:15   pm – Women's 60 hurdles (finals)

1:25   pm – Men's 60 hurdles (finals)

1:35   pm – Women's 60 dash (finals)

1:45   pm – Men's 60 dash (finals)

1:55   pm – Women's 800

2:00   pm – Men's High Jump

2:00   pm – Women's Long Jump

2:10   pm – Men's 800

2:20   pm – Women's 200

2:40   pm – Men's 200

3:00   pm – Women's 3000m

3:20   pm – Heptathlon 1000 (approximate start time)

3:25   pm – Men's 3000m

3:55   pm – Women's 4x800 relay

4:05   pm – Men's 4x800 relay

4:15   pm – Women's 4x400 relay

4:25   pm – Men's 4x400 relay

4:45   pm – Awards