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SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – Slippery Rock University has qualified 102 track & field athletes for the 2025 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Championships, which is set to take place Thursday through Saturday at the William C. Lennox Track at Slippery Rock.
 
LOGISTICS
•  Location: William C. Lennox Track at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium  |  Facility Info
•  Dates: Thursday, May 8 - Saturday, May 10
•  Full Meet Schedule: CLICK HERE
 
TICKETS (All sales final per PSAC policy - tickets for Friday available now. Tickets for Saturday will be available Friday afternoon.)
•  CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
•  All tickets will be digital tickets this year. No cash purchases. Please purchase your tickets online the day before or morning of the event.
•  Thursday: No admission fee - FREE for all
•  Friday: $10 for adults, $5 for students K-12.
•  Saturday: $10 for adults, $5 for students K-12.
•  FREE for college students from PSAC institutions with valid ID

TRAVELING INTO SLIPPERY ROCK WITH GRADUATION CONGESTION
•  Slippery Rock is also hosting multiple commencement ceremonies Friday evening and Saturday throughout the day. There will be a large amount of traffic in town and on the upper and middle parts of campus both days. Traffic on campus in the central loop area will be routed one-way throughout the day Saturday. Fans attending the track & field championships are encouraged to come into campus from Harmony Road to avoid as much of the graduation congestion as possible.
•  View satellite map here for suggested routes to the facility.
 
ENTRIES AND HEAT SHEETS
•  Accepted Entries
•  Heat Sheets / Start Lists
 
LIVE RESULTS
•  LIVE RESULTS LINK  |  Provided by Leone Timing
 
LIVE VIDEO
•  CLICK HERE FOR LIVE VIDEO
•  The SRU Athletic Communication Office will provide a live video broadcast of as many events as possible. Our goal is to be able to broadcast every athlete competing this weekend at least once. See below for tentative schedule. Please understand the challenges presented by the event locations, events happening at concurrent times and the amount of equipment and staffing required to broadcast every event is significant. We will do the best we can to provide as much coverage as possible.
•  Fans can watch the meet for free on both the Rock Athletics Digital Network online portal and television apps and the PSAC Sports Digital Network online portal and apps. Fans can download the apps for free on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV devices and compatible smart TVs or watch online or on your mobile devices at the links above.
 
TENTATIVE LIVE VIDEO SCHEDULE (all feeds will be available on the links above. Scroll on those pages or apps to select the feed you are looking for)

Date	Start Time (broadcast details)	Events	Feed Name
Thursday, May 8 ^	11 a.m. (main feed with commentary)	Heptathlon 100m Hurdles ^	Multi First Event
Thursday, May 8 ^	11:45 a.m. (main feed with commentary)	Decathlon 100m Dash ^	Multi First Event
Thursday, May 8	1 p.m. / 3:30 p.m. (main feed with commentary)	Hammer Throw (Men then Women)	Hammer Throw Finals
Thursday, May 8	8 p.m. (main feed with commentary)	10,000-Meter Run (Men then Women)	10,000-Meter Finals
Friday, May 9 *	Noon * (static camera at the jump pit)	Long Jump (Men) *	Men's Long Jump Finals
Friday, May 9	Noon (1 camera, no commentary)	Discus (Men)	Men's Discus Finals
Friday, May 9	Noon (static camera, no commentary)	High Jump (Women)	Friday Vertical Jumps
Friday, May 9	1:30 p.m. (camera will move to PV after HJ)	Pole Vault (Men)	Friday Vertical Jumps
Friday, May 9	1 p.m. (main feed with commentary)	All Track Events and Podiums	Friday Track Events
Friday, May 9	3 p.m. (1 camera, no commentary)	Discus (Women)	Women's Discus Finals
Friday, May 9	3 p.m. * (static camera at the jump pit)	Long Jump (Women) *	Women's Long Jump Finals
Saturday, May 10	11 a.m. / 1 p.m. (static camera, no commentary)	Shot Put (Men then Women)	Shot Put Finals
Saturday, May 10	11 a.m. / 1 p.m. (1 camera, no commentary)	Javelin (Women then Men)	Javelin Finals
Saturday, May 10	11 a.m. (static camera, no commentary)	Pole Vault (Women)	Saturday Vertical Jumps
Saturday, May 10	1 p.m. (camera will move to HJ after PV)	High Jump (Men)	Saturday Vertical Jumps
Saturday, May 10 *	11 a.m. / 1 p.m. * (static camera at the jump pit)	Triple Jump (Men then Women) *	Triple Jump Finals
Saturday, May 10	12:30 p.m. (main feed with commentary)	All Track Events and Podiums	Saturday Track Events

^ We will show the multi-events first races on Thursday and we will show their final events on the main track feed Friday. We will not be able to broadcast all the events in between, but will periodically check in on the events when we can and will provide updates on the main track event feed Friday.
* Horizontal jump broadcasts may be impacted by weather. If there is rain during those events, the broadcast will likely be shut down during the rain and resumed if possible after the rain.
 
BREAKING DOWN THE ROCK'S ENTRIES
•  102 individual athletes qualified (53 men, 49 women)
•  145 total entries (77 men, 68 women)
•  Athletes qualified in 41 of the 42 total events
•  At least three qualifiers in 32 of the 38 individual events
•  At least five qualifiers in eight different events
•  At least seven qualifiers in three different events
•  SRU is seeded No. 1 in 11 different events
•  SRU has seven returning champions from 2024 (six individual, one relay)
 
SRU MEN'S PREVIEW
Slippery Rock has qualified an incredible 53 men and will have 77 total entries on the men's side. The Rock are qualified in 20 of the 21 events with the 800-meter run being the only event this week that will not feature any SRU athletes. Slippery Rock enters the meet with at least three qualifiers in 17 of the 19 individual events and will have seven men competing in the pole vault and eight in the hammer.
 
The Rock have three No. 1 seeds on the men's side with Kanye Thompson in the 100-meter dash (10.27), Drew Layton in the pole vault (5.05m) and the 4x100-meter relay of Thompson, Benny Whitaker, AJ Virata and Matthew Crow, which has a season-best of 40.50 seconds.
 
SRU has four returning champions on the men's side with Thompson winning the 100-meter dash in 2024, Matthew Crow winning the 110-meter hurdles and Joshua Gose winning the shot put. The Rock also won the 4x100-meter relay last year. In addition to last year's champions, Slippery Rock also returns 2023 200-meter champion AJ Virata, who broke the all-time PSAC record at this meet when SRU hosted it in 2023.
 
Other top athletes for The Rock entering the meet include shot putter Seaton Wozniak and hammer thrower Zach Gose, who are both No. 2 seeds with NCAA provisional marks this spring. Javelin throwers Josh Kingerski and Joseph Reed both have NCAA marks in the javelin and enter the meet seeded sixth in a deep competition. Multi-event athletes Logan Anderson and Zack Duda are both top five seeds in a decathlon competition that could go down as the deepest ever among the top five finishers. Only once in PSAC history have the top three finishers been over 6,500 points and this year's field could produce three or more athletes above that standard. SRU is loaded in the pole vault, where All-Region honorees Dan Hyatt, Logan Gossard, Andy Huynh and Bradon Schneider will join All-American Layton in the competition. The Rock's distance squad will be led by Troy Hart in the longer distances, Joey Cintavey in the 1,500-meter run and John Juszynski in the steeplechase.
 
Shippensburg and East Stroudsburg enter the meet as the favorites for the team title as the Warriors have exploded onto the scene this year with significant depth at the top of multiple events, including the jumps and throws. The Rock are projected to finish third based on the seed positions after taking second last year and edging ESU by just under 10 points for the runner-up spot. SRU is looking for its 11th consecutive top three finish at the PSAC Outdoor Championships.
 
SRU WOMEN'S PREVIEW
Slippery Rock has qualified an incredible 49 women and will have 68 total entries on the women's side. The Rock are qualified in all 21 events and enter the meet with at least three qualifiers in 15 of the 19 individual events. SRU will have five women in the 400-meter dash, five in the pole vault, five in the shot put, six in the long jump and seven in the triple jump.  
 
Slippery Rock enters the meet with the No. 1 seed in eight of the 21 events on the women's side with distance standout Anna Igims owning the top seed in three different events (1,500m (4:41), 5,000m (16:38), 3,000m steeplechase (10:17)). Igims will be trying to complete an undefeated year in the PSAC after she won the 2024 cross country title before winning indoor titles in the mile, 3,000-meter run and the distance medley relay. Igims, who is an 11-time PSAC champion, has been beaten only once on the track in her last 10 PSAC championship races when she took second in the 1,500-meter run last outdoor season.
 
SRU also owns the No. 1 seed in the 10,000-meter run with Ruthie Hughes (35:48) to rank No. 1 in every distance event from 1,500-meters up. Samantha Gilbert enters the meet ranked No. 1 in the 100-meter dash (11.83) and No. 2 in the 200-meter dash (24.60) while also running the lead leg of the top ranked 4x100-meter relay (46.77), where she joins with Regan Johnson, Layne Miller and Jianna Long. The Rock have two No. 1 seeds in the field with shot putter Sarah Corrie looking for another title (14.50m) and pole vaulter Allie Taylor (3.85m) coming in after setting a career-best in each of the last two weeks.
 
SRU has two returning champions in three events with Igims winning the 5,000-meter run and the steeplechase last spring and Corrie winning the shot put.
 
Other top athletes for The Rock include Long in the 400-meter dash, where she will try to complete a season sweep as a true freshman after winning the indoor title during the winter. Jumpers Baylee Blauser and Aleks Brozeski will lead the way in the horizontal jumps with Brozeski being a former PSAC champion in the triple jump and Blauser entering as the No. 2 seed in the long jump. The Rock are loaded in the shot put with Becca Martin and Olivia Heckman being seeded No. 2 and No. 4 to give SRU three of the top four seeds. Isabella Bartoletti has the NCAA provisional mark in the javelin, where she ranks fourth in a strong field. SRU will look to Jennifer Cichra to lead the way in the mid-distance races and for Hannah Burgoon and Maddie Grillo to join Igims in scoring spots in the steeplechase.
 
Slippery Rock enters the meet as the favorites for the team title, looking to complete a calendar sweep of PSAC championships after winning the cross country title in the fall and the indoor track & field title in the winter. The Rock are looking for their 18th overall PSAC outdoor title and their first since 2023. SRU has placed in the top two 33 times at the outdoor championships with 17 titles and 16 runner-up finishes. Defending champion Shippensburg, along with Millersville and East Stroudsburg, are projected to challenge for the top spots in the team race.
 
SRU QUALIFIERS (seed position, athlete, qualifying mark)
 

EVENT	WOMEN QUALIFIERS	MEN QUALIFIERS
100m Dash	1. Samantha Gilbert – 11.83 6. Regan Johnson – 12.18 11. Layne Miller – 12.37	1. Kanye Thompson – 10.27 7. AJ Virata – 10.60 9. Benny Whitaker – 10.68 19. Nicholas Hartwick – 10.90
200m Dash	2. Samantha Gilbert – 24.60 7. Regan Johnson – 25.16 13. Layne Miller – 25.69	4. AJ Virata – 21.39 15. Nicholas Hartwick – 21.89 16. Kyle Rauchut – 21.91 19. Jacob Thompson – 21.95
400m Dash	2. Jianna Long – 56.21 9. Annasophia Stauffer – 58.90 13. Lydia Reed – 59.05 14. Lily Moore – 59.19 17. Shannon McCullough – 59.46	9. Kadin Johnson – 48.83 16. Micah Good – 49.31 19. Trey Huha – 49.65
800m Run	14. Jennifer Cichra – 2:20.75	None
1,500m Run	1. Anna Igims – 4:41.41 7. Jennifer Cichra – 4:46.25 13. Lydia Valeriano – 4:50.63 23. Skye Hackathorn – 4:53.46	4. Joey Cintavey – 3:56.83 20. Michael Gauntner – 4:07.23 20. Ryan Corbitt – 4:07.23
5,000m Run	1. Anna Igims – 16:38.85 8. Ruthie Hughes – 17:56.58 20. Hannah Burgoon – 18:35.79	8. Troy Hart – 14:51.03 20. John Juszynski – 15:24.30
10,000m Run	1. Ruthie Hughes – 35:48.09 14. Carissa Flynn – 39:41.95	16. Troy Hart – 32:25.12 19. Ryan Czechowski – 32:51.54 20. Michael Novak – 33:00.30
100m/110m Hurdles	6. Chaley Younkin – 14.87	2. Matthew Crow – 14.36 14. Jonathan Wess – 15.55 18. Darien Malawi – 15.81
400m Hurdles	8. Evabella Cox – 1:04.56	5. Matthew Crow – 54.38 10. Cade Adams – 55.47 11. Owen Rindler – 55.56 14. Darien Malawi – 56.77
3,000m Steeplechase	1. Anna Igims – 10:17.13 3. Hannah Burgoon – 11:30.79 4. Maddie Grillo – 11:32.46 9. Morgan Dennison – 11:50.95	2. John Juszynski – 9:17.81 13. Michael Gauntner – 9:53.21 16. Eli Schreiber – 10:00.76 17. Easton Adamczyk – 10:01.09
4x100m Relay	1. 46.77 Available: Samantha Gilbert, Regan Johnson, Layne Miller, Jianna Long, Lydia Reed	1. 40.50 Available: Benny Whitaker, AJ Virata, Matthew Crow, Kanye Thompson, Nicholas Hartwick, Kadin Johnson, Jacob Thompson
4x400m Relay	4. 3:56.71 Available: Samantha Gilbert, Jianna Long, Shannon McCullough, Lydia Reed, Annasophia Stauffer, Lily Moore, Evabella Cox	6. 3:18.59 Available: Matthew Crow, Micah Good, Kadin Johnson, Trey Huha, Kyle Rauchut, Jacob Thompson, AJ Virata
High Jump	10. Paige Griffith – 1.62m 11. Cassidy Davis – 1.60m 11. Sophia Yard – 1.60m	8. Alex Cooper – 2.00m 12. Logan Turton – 1.95m 16. Grady Cobb – 1.93m
Pole Vault	1. Allie Taylor – 3.85m 12. Grace Parrett – 3.45m 13. Addison Lyles – 3.40m 16. Hanna Zeiler – 3.35m 20. Erica Buchheister – 3.20m	1. Drew Layton – 5.05m 3. Dan Hyatt – 4.95m 4. Logan Gossard – 4.78m 5. Andy Huynh – 4.65m 7. Bradon Schneider – 4.55m 11. Scott Finch – 4.48m 18. Cullen Birkes – 4.33m
Long Jump	2. Baylee Blauser – 5.86m 7. Samantha Gilbert – 5.66m 11. Aleks Brozeski – 5.57m 14. Cassidy Davis – 5.46m 14. Julia Coffaro – 5.46m 18. Abby Williamson – 5.37m	8. Logan Anderson – 7.14m 15. Jack Thomas – 6.92m 19. Alex Cooper – 6.76m
Triple Jump	6. Baylee Blauser – 11.40m 7. Aleks Brozeski – 11.33m 10. Autumn Wyatt – 11.18m 11. Alice Bogia – 11.14m 16. Julia Coffaro – 10.81m 17. Rylee Long – 10.76m 20. Katie Book – 10.60m	10. Ian James – 14.12m 14. Jason Alderson – 13.91m 19. Jack Thomas – 13.65m 19. Zack Duda – 13.65m
Shot Put	1. Sarah Corrie – 14.50m 2. Becca Martin – 13.45m 4. Olivia Heckman – 13.14m 9. Autumn Stewart – 12.36m 16. Haley Domagala – 11.88m	2. Seaton Wozniak – 17.82m 3. Joshua Gose – 17.46m 6. Logan Parker – 16.45m 12. Zach Gose – 15.33m 19. Joshua Rohland – 14.23m
Discus Throw	12. Sydney Hale – 38.93m 13. Reese Skiba – 38.66m 15. Haley Domagala – 38.10m	6. Zach Gose – 47.78m 7. Seaton Wozniak – 47.72 10. Ryan Oleksy – 47.42m 11. Andrew Demko – 47.10m
Hammer Throw	11. Autumn Stewart – 46.04m 15. Sydney Hale – 44.16m 16. Becca Martin – 43.37m	2. Zach Gose – 59.11m 7. Ryan Oleksy – 51.86m 8. Andrew Demko – 51.06m 9. Joshua Rohland – 50.33m 12. Joshua Gose – 48.51m 14. Evan Hall – 47.73m 18. Earnie Zilka – 46.89m 19. Chad Hepler – 46.35m
Javelin Throw	4. Isabella Bartoletti – 44.20m 6. Eva Tokar – 41.50m 15. Madylin Wolter – 37.73m	6. Joseph Reed – 60.11m 6. Josh Kingerski – 60.11m 15. Logan Anderson – 54.08m
Heptathlon/Decathlon	6. Leighanne Swan – 3,939 pts 10. Maddy Miller – 3,856 pts 12. Autumn Wyatt – 3,756 pts 16. Kate Walasavage – 3,079 pts	3. Logan Anderson – 6,591 pts 5. Zack Duda – 6,461 pts 8. Ethan Folmer – 5,826 pts 10. Jacob Stucchio – 5,553 pts

AWARDS AND HONORS
The top two teams in the final standings will earn trophies and the top three finishers in each event will be named to All-PSAC honors. The head coaches will also vote after the meet for a trio of MVP awards with a Most Outstanding Track Athlete, a Most Outstanding Field Athlete and a Most Outstanding Overall Athlete for each gender. The PSAC will also announce a Champion Scholar Award winner for each gender with that honor going to the athlete with the highest undergraduate GPA among all qualified athletes competing at the meet. All awards will be handed out at the awards ceremony Saturday after the conclusion of the 4x400-meter relays.
 
RECAPS AND RESULTS
Recaps and results from each day of the meet will be posted to RockAthletics.com in the evening after each day of competition has been completed.
 
 

 

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