CHARLOTTE – Elon women's track & field closed out competition at the Charlotte Invitational on Saturday at the Irwin Belk Track & Field Center with a productive final day, highlighted by multiple personal bests and five performances that ranked among the program's all-time top 10.
 
Elon's 4x100-meter relay team of Mya Lee, Teri Pridgen, Mia Stimpson and Amelie Meier posted a time of 46.84 to finish sixth, moving to No. 9 in program history. In the hurdles, Stimpson delivered one of the team's top individual performances of the day, clocking a personal-best 13.93 in the 100-meter hurdles to place seventh and rank No. 3 all-time at Elon.
 
In the throws, Isabella Johnson led the way with a pair of standout performances. She recorded a personal-best mark of 14.41 meters in the shot put to finish seventh, improving her own No. 3 placement in program history. Johnson also added a runner-up finish in the discus with a throw of 50.01 meters. Adriana Clarke contributed in the shot put with a 10th-place finish (12.95m), while Tristin Oberg (44.15m), Allison Mateyak (41.21m) and Grace Wager (40.91m) added depth in the discus.
 
On the track, Mary Sollars turned in a personal-best 56.04 in the 400 meters to place 10th and move into a tie for No. 10 in program history. Meier added another top-10 program mark in the 200 meters, running a personal-best 24.55 to finish 15th and rank No. 10 all-time. Duna Viñals (25.00), Lizzie Lopez (25.65) and Greta Urbonaviciute (27.00) also recorded personal bests in the event.
 
Elon showed strength in the middle-distance events, with Grace Lavelle (2:13.75) and Sarah Petitjean (2:15.10) finishing third and fourth, respectively, in the 800-meter open.
 
In the sprints, Meier (12.10) and Lee (12.21) placed ninth and 12th in the 100 meters, while Teri Pridgen added a 15th-place finish in the 400 meters (58.11).
 
The Phoenix also turned in a solid showing in the high jump, led by Hannah Schonhoff's third-place clearance of 1.66 meters. Urbonaviciute placed sixth (1.61m), while Eloise Mulready and Lopez tied for ninth (1.56m).
 
Elon closed the meet with a fifth-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay, as Viñals, Pridgen, Sollars and Jenna Gilman combined for a time of 3:46.56.
 
CHARLOTTE INVITATIONAL – DAY 2 RESULTS
4x100m Relay
6. Mya Lee, Teri Pridgen, Mia Stimpson, Amelie Meier (46.84 – No. 9 program history)
 
Shot Put
7. Isabella Johnson (14.41m – PB // No. 3 program history)
10. Adriana Clarke (12.95m)
 
Long Jump
16. Irene Blanco Garcia (5.43m/17'9.75")
29. Greta Urbonaviciute (5.01m/16'5.25")
 
100m Hurdles
7. Mia Stimpson (13.93 – PB // No. 3 program history)
13. Ja'mia Johnson (14.28)
23. Lizzie Lopez (14.89)
26. Greta Urbonaviciute (15.37)
 
400m
10. Mary Sollars (56.04 – PB // No. 10 program history)
15. Teri Pridgen (58.11)
 
100m
9. Amelie Meier (12.10)
12. Mya Lee (12.21)
 
800m Open
3. Grace Lavelle (2:13.75)
4. Sarah Petitjean (2:15.10)
 
High Jump
3. Hannah Schonhoff (1.66m)
6. Greta Urbonaviciute (1.61m)
T9. Eloise Mulready (1.56m)
T9. Lizzie Lopez (1.56m)
18. Irene Blanco Garcia (1.51m)
 
Discus
2. Isabella Johnson (50.01m)
8. Tristin Oberg (44.15m)
11. Allison Mateyak (41.21m)
12. Grace Wager (40.91m)
 
400m Hurdles
14. Carolina Frada (1:08.34)
 
200m
15. Amelie Meier (24.55 – PB // No. 10 program history)
24. Duna Viñals (25.00 – PB)
28. Lizzie Lopez (25.65 – PB)
30. Irene Blanco Garcia (25.78)
38. Greta Urbonaviciute (27.00 =PB)
 
4x400m Relay
5. Duna Viñals, Teri Pridgen, Mary Sollars, Jenna Gilman (3:46.56)
 
UP NEXT
Elon will compete close to home next week, sending athletes to both the Aggie Classic (May 1-2) in Greensboro and the Duke Twilight (May 3) in Durham.
 
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