The Eagles wrapped up competition at the Berry Field Day Saturday afternoon, earning 36 top ten placements on the day.

The meet saw five Eagles take home wins, with junior Mable Mutumwa earning the first win of the day in women's javelin as she threw for 40.46m. Sophomore Erin Makhanian won women's pole vault with her 3.52m mark while her classmate Jeanette Hydukovich threw for 43.62m to win women's discus. On the track side of the competition, freshman Sarah Nixon won the women's 800m with a time of 2:16.20 while her fellow rookie Logan Clark won the men's 3000m steeplechase with a time of 9:53.39.

Behind Mutumwa in the women's javelin, freshmen Grace Sharman and Lucy Hewitt came in 5^th and 6^th place with marks of 35.10m and 33.03m respectively.

In the shot put, Hydukovich led the team with a third-place finish at 13.09m. Caroline Henry also finished in the top ten, taking seventh with an 11.90m mark while Janelle Bobb came in 15^th with a 10.16m effort.

Freshman Megan Taylor led the Eagles in the long jump, claiming second with a 5.58m mark. A trio of Eagles finished 6-8 as Elsa Bildtsen took sixth with a 5.03m mark, Jada Clarke came in seventh with a 4.95m jump while Maeve Hurly finished in eighth with a 4.84m performance.

In the pole vault, sophomore Emerson Sobich came in fifth behind her classmate Makhanian with a 3.22m mark.
Discus was up next as Henry came in second behind Hydukovich with a 41.91m mark. Sophomore Abigail Roberts also placed in the top ten, finishing in sixth with a 37.96m throw. Jackie Chapman rounded out the top 15 for the Eagles, coming in 14^th with a 32.84m effort.

The women's field events ended with the high jump where Clarke was the lone Eagle, taking third place with a mark of 1.57m.
On the track side of the women's competition, Campbell Fennell got things started for Emory in the 100m hurdles, finishing fourth with a time of 15.80 seconds.

In the 800m, Zoe Norman came in second behind Nixon at 2:18.16. Junior Elise Picard also placed in the top ten with her 2:22.58 performance while sophomore Ryleigh O'Donnell took 24^th with a time of 2:31.31.

Finishing out the women's track events was the 200m where Taylor came in sixth with a 25.75 second effort while Sophia Deeney placed 19^th with a time of 28.32 seconds.

Moving over to the men's field events, the competition began with the long jump where freshman Marco Souchet took seventh with a 6.55m jump. Sophomore Sam Gouvalaris also placed in the top 15, jumping for 6.08m to take 13^th place.

In the javelin, Alex Osterman and Chris Sumney took fourth and fifth place with marks of 51.88m and 51.72m respectively.

All four Eagles in the pole vault placed in the top ten, with senior Steven Ditelberg leading the team as he placed second with a 4.47m mark. Freshman Robert Bright finished in fourth with a 4.17m mark while junior Evan Tuckley and sophomore Jack Adler took seventh and eighth with marks of 4.02m and 3.42m.

Sophomore Ari Klasky was the lone Eagle in discus, finishing in second place with a 47.61m throw.

The men's field events ended with the high jump where freshman Jacob Kim came in fourth with a 1.82m jump while Gouvalaris took ninth with a 1.72m performance.

The 400m started off the men's track events as Blake Jackson led the Eagles with a time of 48.76 seconds to come in third. Joshua Han also placed in the top ten, taking sixth at 49.48 seconds. The freshmen duo of Ryan Wachter and Eli Rosen rounded out the top 15 for the Eagles, finishing in 12^th and 13^th respectively with times under the 51 second mark.

In the 100m dash, freshman Rohan Dharmarajan placed in the top 20 as he ran for 11.49 seconds to claim 16^th place. Seniors Gunn Bush and Jason Huang also finished in the top 25, running for 11.74 and 11.80 seconds as they took 21^st and 22^nd overall.

In the 800m, three Eagles placed in the top ten as Brendan Conniff led with a second-place finish at 1:54.90. Freshman Amos Pres and sophomore Dalton Lowery also placed in the top ten, placing fifth and sixth with times just over the 1:56 mark. Finishing off the top 15 for the Eagles was Michael Versaci and Carsen Valenta as they took 11^th and 15^th place with times of 1:57.98 and 1:59.70.

Both Emory athletes in the 200m placed in the top 20 as Dharmarajan came in 13^th at 22.98 seconds and sophomore Ryan Coleman finished in 19^th at 23.28 seconds.

The event concluded with the 4x400 relay where Rosen, Michael Miller, Lowery and Pres came in fifth place with a time of 3:28.96.

The Eagles will be back on the track next weekend, splitting their weekend between Atlanta and Mount Laurel, TN as they head to the Georgia Tech Invitational and the Mount Laurel Open.