Sydney Packard of Georgetown, Mass., Earns Track & Field All-New England Honors

2018 May 18

Sydney Packard finished in the top eight as an individual or as part of a relay at the NCAA Division III New England Championships and/or NEICAAA Championships.

All-New England Division III
Alex Rus '20, Paul-Henry Schoenhagen '18, Nick Fleury '20, Warren Staver '18 - 4x400 Relay - Champions
Nick Fleury '20, Antoine Harris '19, Alex Rus '20, William Kopellas '20 - 4x100 Relay - Third Place
Fabian Gaziano '20 - 110 Meter Hurdles - Fifth Place
Matt Rabasco '19 - 10,000 Meters - Sixth Place
Jack DeVine '18 - Long Jump - Eighth Place
Aaron Weeks '18 - Javelin - Eighth Place

NEICAAA All-New England (All Divisions)
Nick Fleury '20, Antoine Harris '19, Alex Rus '20, William Kopellas '20 - 4x100 Relay - Second Place
Alex Rus '20, Paul-Henry Schoenhagen '18, Nick Fleury '20, Warren Staver '18 - 4x400 Relay - Second Place
Brandon Hoghaug '18 - High Jump - Tied Fourth Place
Warren Staver '18 - 400 Meters - Fourth Place
Alex Rus '20 - 400 Meters - Fifth Place
Oliver Thomas '21 - 110 Meter Hurdles - Fifth Place
Fabian Gaziano '20 - 110 Meter Hurdles - Seventh Place
Jack DeVine '18 - Long Jump - Fifth Place

All-New England Division III
Sydney Packard '20 - 800 Meters - First Place (Champion)
Lea Strangio '18 - 800 Meters - Fifth Place
Katie Nugent '19, Taylor Teed '18, Lea Strangio '18, Sydney Packard '20 - 4x400 relay - Fifth Place
Abby McAdams '18 - Heptathlon - Sixth Place
Kirsten Herchenroder '18 - Discus - Sixth Place
Faye Gauthier '20 - Hammer Throw - Sixth Place
Arden Tanner '21 - 100 Meters - Seventh Place
Jasmine Higuera Castillo '18 - 10,000 Meters - Eighth Place

NEICAAA All-New England (All Divisions)
Sydney Packard '20 - 800 Meters - Fifth Place

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