Huskies Notch Four More Top 10 Marks at Penn State

Saturday, February 7

University Park, PA

University of Connecticut

Sykes & Sabock Challenge

2/7/2026 6:03:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.- UConn track and field competed in the Sykes & Sabock Challenge hosted by Penn State University on Saturday. The Huskies posted four new program top-10 marks.

Women's Track:

Ruby Tillson, Brooklyn Taylor and Maresa Hense qualified for the 60m hurdle finals, with Taylor winning the competition at a personal best of 8.40, the fifth-best mark in program history.
Emerson Flaker finished second in the 400m with a new personal-best time of 54.77, the eighth-best mark in program history
Alyssa Elliott won the 600m competition, with a time of 1:34.18. The performance is the sixth-fastest in program history
Maresa Hense finished third in the 200m at 24.67. Mia Dansby claimed seventh at 25.00

Men's Track:

Mohamed Wahdan and Wyatt Gravier qualified for the 60m hurdle finals. Wahdan finished second in the finals at 7.96
Del Lindsay finished fifth in the 400m at 47.94
Gabe Cuffey finished third in the 600m at 1:19.95, the seventh-best mark in program history
TJ Jaravaza won the 200m at 21.63. Peyton Butler took sixth at 21.85

Women's Field:

Gabriela DeFelice finished eighth in the weight throw at 15.16m
Rachel Mason placed sixth in the pole vault at 3.75m. Piper Linn took eighth at 3.45m.
Alyssa Elliot took second in the long jump at 5.72m. Jaidah Garrett finished third with a best jump of 5.67m. Jalynn Smith placed sixth at 5.64m
Sinclaire Fryer finished fifth in the shot put with a throw of 13.81m. Brook-lynn Roberts placed sixth at 13.65. Ella Karp took ninth at 12.59m
Kaylee Meyer finished fourth in the high jump at 1.72m.

Men's Field:

Josh Mooney finished 11^th in the long jump at 6.77m
Mooney placed sixth in the pole vault at 4.60m. Wyatt Martin finished eighth at 4.45m.
Marshall Potter placed seventh in the weight throw at 18.87m Alex Krause took 12^th at 17.24m.
Emi Erekosima won the triple jump competition at 15.23m.
Potter took fifth in the shot put at 16.80m.
Enaji Muhammad took second in the high jump, clearing 2.06m. Dar Jankovic finished fifth at 1.96m.