NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. -- Freshman Gianna Stanley broke the Salve Regina University women's track and field record in the Hammer throw this weekend at the Corsair Classic hosted by UMass Dartmouth.

Stanley posted a mark of 38.41 meters (126 feet), good enough for fourth place in the event. Junior Olivia Tacconi had a standout day on the track, finishing second in the 100 meters in 12.77 seconds and third in the 200 meters in 26.80 seconds. Junior Isabella Hastings continued her impressive form by winning the 5000 meters for the second week in a row, crossing the line in 18:27.33.

Junior Anna Weygang also had a busy day on the track, placing third in the 1500 meters in 5:05.45 and fifth in the 800 meters in 2:33.91. Sophomore Sophia Molfetto set a personal best in the triple jump with a mark of 10.03 meters for a fourth-place finish and also competed in the long jump, where she finished sixth.

On the relay side, the 4x100 meter relay team of sophomores Jocelyn Howell and Sophia Molfetto, senior Angelina Regels, and junior Olivia Tacconi earned a third-place finish.

"Saturday's meet perfectly encapsulated early season New England spring track, with temperatures in the 30s and a steady wind throughout the day," said head women's track and field coach Andrew Furst. "Despite the conditions, the meet was competitive from start to finish, and the team recorded a number of personal bests and strong showings across multiple events. It was a really encouraging day for the program, and we are looking forward to continuing that momentum at the Ocean State Cup at Bryant University where will be competing against NCAA Division I, II, and III teams from across Rhode Island."