Track & Field Opens Season in CapFam Classic

COLUMBUS, Ohio. – The Mount Vernon Nazarene University men's and women's track & field teams opened the indoor season at the CapFam Alumni Classic, hosted by Capital University on Friday, January 10.

Men's Top Performers

Tyler Shipley (Pole Vault) – First overall, 4.75m, NAIA B Standard.

Bryce Wiles (60m) – First overall, 6.90 seconds.

Jackson Loyd (200m) – First overall, 23.81 seconds.

Stefan Israel (200m) – Third overall, 24.75 seconds.

Daron Porter (800m) – First overall, 1:59.93.

Ryan Lehman (800m) – Second overall, 2:01.90.

Seth McCloskey, Samuel Haley, Porter, Jaden Haldeman (4x400m relay) – First place, 3:30.14.

Haldeman (High Jump) – Second overall, 1.75m.

Chandler Hartman (Shot Put) – Second overall, 14.55m.

Griffin Flusch (Weight Throw) – Second overall, 13.53m.

Women's Top Performers

Lyssi Snouffer (High Jump) – First overall, 1.65m, NAIA B Standard.

Ashley Burgess (400m) – Second overall, 1:07.51.

Ellyn Coe (800m) – First overall, 2:26.00.

Louisa Hallabrin (800m) – Second overall, 2:27.52.

Lauren Garber (800m) – Third overall, 2:40.84

Ashley Yoder (1000m) – First overall, 3:13.48.

Caitlyn Shipley (1000m) – First overall, 3:27.09.

Tammy Liplin (Mile) – First overall, 5:40.98.

Julia Kanagy (Mile) – Third overall, 5:58.12.

Marissa Rutter (60m hurdles) – First overall, 9.62.

Maddie Whaley, Lily Scarberry, Snouffer, Maddy Lengacher (4x400m relay) – First overall, 4:09.69.

Shyanne Moser (Shot Put) – First overall, 12.55m.

Gracelyn Frame (Shot Put) – Third overall, 12.85m.

What's Next

MVNU competes in the Muskie Meet, hosted by Muskingum University on Saturday, January 18.

Mount Vernon Nazarene University is a private, four-year, intentionally Christian teaching university for traditional age students, graduate students, and working adults. With a 327-acre main campus in Mount Vernon, Ohio, MVNU emphasizes academic excellence, spiritual growth, and service to community and church. MVNU offers an affordable education both in-seat and online to nearly 2,100 students from 33 states and 26 foreign countries.