Vermont Track and Field athletes recently competed in the UMass Multis, marking their first meet of the week. The event provided a good opportunity for the athletes to assess their performance and make necessary improvements. Associate head coach Kasey Hill commended the athletes for their exceptional performance, with Vaughn, Jackson, and Kayla achieving personal bests and demonstrating consistency in training and recovery efforts.
Kayla Myers placed third in the heptathlon with 4138 points, which is a personal best and the eighth-most in program history. Jackson King placed fourth in the decathlon with 6232 points, also achieving personal bests in several events. Vaughan Larkin placed sixth in the decathlon with 5722 points, setting personal bests in various events as well.
The Catamounts will continue their season with the men competing in the Friar Invitational and returning to Amherst for the UMass Commonwealth Invitational. Fans can stay updated on the Vermont Track and Field program by following @UVMtrackxc on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, as well as visiting UVMathletics.com.
Overall, the UMass Multis was a successful event for the Vermont Track and Field team, with athletes showcasing their skills and achieving personal bests. The team looks forward to more competitions in the upcoming weeks as they strive for continued success.
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