The Muhlenberg track and field teams won five medals on the second and final day of the Centennial Conference Indoor Championships.

The men finished in fourth place, a two-place improvement from last winter, with 70 points, their most at the CC indoor meet since 2020. The women came in eighth.

Sophomore Avery McNulty won the gold medal in the high jump, matching her first-place finish at the CC outdoor meet last May. She cleared 5-5 on her second attempt to tie the school record she set earlier this year. McNulty (pictured above left) has earned silver or gold in all three of her CC championship meets.

Freshman Jaden Snow (pictured above right) captured a silver in the heptathlon, scoring 4131 points to shatter the previous school record of 3863. Out of the 12 heptathletes in the field, he finished in the top four in all seven events, winning the high jump and earning his most points in the 60-meter hurdles.

The open 60-meter hurdles were big events for the Mules too, as freshman Maya Richwine and senior Sam McDonough both earned bronzes. The medal was the first in McDonough's career. 

Also earning bronze on the second day of the meet was the 4x400 relay team of junior Joshua Castro and freshmen Raam Ravishankar, David Seel and Christopher Short. Castro - who also moved from sixth to fifth on the all-time performance list in the 200 - and Short - who also entered the performance list in the 400 in eighth place - both won two bronzes with relay teams in the meet. Seel and Ravishankar placed fifth and sixth, respectively, in the 800.

Sophomore Mike Powel added a fifth-place finish in the shot put to his silver in the weight throw, and senior JJ Ramirez-Rojas matched his personal best to place seventh in the long jump.

complete results

Men's Team Scores
1. Johns Hopkins 187.5
2. Ursinus 182.5
3. Haverford 82
4. MUHLENBERG 70
5. McDaniel 55.5
6. Franklin & Marshall 54.5
7. Dickinson 53
8. Swarthmore 34
9. Gettysburg 16

Muhlenberg Placewinners
60m: 8. Joshua Castro, 7.26 (7.21q)
400m: 5. Christopher Short, 51.50
800m: 5. David Seel, 1:58.00; 6. Raam Ravishankar, 1:58.45
60m hurdles: 3. Sam McDonough, 8.64 (8.58q)
4x200m: 3. Isaac Schaffer-Neitz, Joshua Castro, Bryce Rhodeman, Christopher Short, 1:31.77
4x400m: 3. Joshua Castro, David Seel, Raam Ravishankar, Christopher Short, 3:28.08
4x800m: 4. Charles Ohanian, Raam Ravishankar, Markus Vottero, David Seel, 8:01.75
High jump: 8. Bryce Rhodeman, 5-7¾
Long jump: 7. JJ Ramirez-Rojas, 21-0
Triple jump: 7. Maxwell Broadbent, 43-11¾
Shot put: 5. Mike Powel, 47-1¾
Weight throw: 1. Dylan DeMagistris, 53-5; 2. Mike Powel, 52-3¼
Heptathlon: 2. Jaden Snow, 4131

Women's Team Scores
1. Johns Hopkins 311
2. Dickinson 127
3. Swarthmore 60.5
4. Ursinus 57
5. Gettysburg 42
6. Haverford 39.5
7. McDaniel 36
8. MUHLENBERG 28
9. Franklin & Marshall 27
10. Bryn Mawr 13

Muhlenberg Placewinners
60m hurdles: 3. Maya Richwine, 9.25 (9.03q)
4x200m: 8. Kayla Morisi, Shira Gamson, Shanice Williams, Maya Richwine, 1:50.45
DMR: 8. Katie Shepard, Ava Lundy, Hadley DeVarennes, Lydia Jenkins-Ford, 14:36.80
High jump: 1. Avery McNulty, 5-5
Triple jump: 6. Shira Gamson, 36-0¾; 7. Shanice Williams, 35-8
Weight throw: 5. Erica Borbi, 45-0¼; 8. Faith Fezenko, 44-0¾