The Gordon College Women's Track and Field team competed against the weather and against conference foes Endicott, Suffolk, Nichols, and Wentworth today the the Suffolk Invitational in Hingham, Massachusetts.

Highlights

• Abigail Baier continued to be a force to be reckon with in the 800m as the junior again took home the top spot with a time of 2:25.42.
• Rookie, Rachel Brennan and Suffolk's Sydney Fogg were neck in neck in the mile, but the reigning Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Rookie of the Week edged Fogg out with a time of 5:26.08. Brennan's time set a new school record by eight seconds.
• The 100m and 400m hurdles were owned by the Fighting Scots with Amanda Page claiming first in the 100h with a time of 17.83, while Emma Shearer was the clear winner in the 400h, crossing the line at the 1:08.51 mark (19 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher). Shearer wrote her name in the record books with her time, besting assistant coach and alumna Corrine Previte's record (1:09.4) which was set in 2015.
• The 1600 sprint relay team of Page, Delaney McDonnell, Olivia Gregory, and Baier crossed the line 29 seconds ahead of Endicott's relay team at 4:30.25. The sprint relay squad beat the previous Gordon record by seven seconds (Baier and Farah were two of the four runners in that previous record).
• In the triple jump,  McDonnell jumped 8.58m which was a personal best for the junior.
• Alyssa Hutchinson threw a personal best in the shot put by .40m. 
• Kewana Gooden, Hutchinson, and Shearer also surpassed their personal bests in discus.
• Jocelyn Hammons and Abigail Wirling posted monstrous personal bests in the hammer, while Hannah Hansen also recorded a person best in javelin.
• In total, the women's track and field team recorded 10 personal bests on the weekend.

The Scots travel to Bristol, R.I. next Saturday for the conference championship.