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Ruth White
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Ruth White Dominates 10,000 Meter Run on Day 1 of America East Championships
5/3/2025 7:51:00 PM | Women's Track & Field
Wildcats are in fourth place after a weather-shortened first day of competition.
RESULTS
DURHAM, N.H. – Freshman Ruth White (Orono, Maine) dominated the 10,000 meter run to win gold as the University of New Hampshire women's track and field team competed on Day 1 of the America East Championships at the Reggie Atkins Track and Field Facility at Wildcat Stadium.
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The 'Cats are currently in fourth place with 22 points through four events after a weather-shortened first day of action. Binghamton is first with 41.5 points.
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White posted a stellar performance as she set the America East Championships record and broke her own school record in a time 32:57.83 to earn 10 team points. She won the event by an outstanding 3:47.08 as Chloe Whiting of Bryant was second at 36:44.91. White shattered the previous America East Championships record which was set by Andrea Walkonen in 2008 (34:42.03) and she bested her own school record of 33:27.57 that she set at the Black & Gold Invitational on March 28.
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Junior Makena Lee (Northwood, N.H.) was fourth in the pole vault with a jump of 12'1.50" to tally five points for the 'Cats.
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Graduate student Gabby DeAngelis (Bedford, N.H.) recorded a fourth-place finish in the 3,000 meter steeplechase in a PR of 10:41.84 to gain five points.
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Junior Ronnie Jones (Lowell, Mass.) placed seventh in the hammer throw with a toss of 158'6" to pick up two points for the 'Cats.
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Three Wildcats qualified for the 1,500 meter run final as senior Claire Ronan (Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.) won her heat and posted the second-best time at 4:38.29 and senior Jill Walker (Simi Valley, Calif.) also took her heat and had the third best time at 4:40.25. Junior Ella Malone (Barrington, N.H.) also qualified with a PR of 4:41.72.
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The Wildcats will conclude the America East Championships on Sunday, May 4.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Freshman Ruth White (Orono, Maine) dominated the 10,000 meter run to win gold as the University of New Hampshire women's track and field team competed on Day 1 of the America East Championships at the Reggie Atkins Track and Field Facility at Wildcat Stadium.
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The 'Cats are currently in fourth place with 22 points through four events after a weather-shortened first day of action. Binghamton is first with 41.5 points.
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White posted a stellar performance as she set the America East Championships record and broke her own school record in a time 32:57.83 to earn 10 team points. She won the event by an outstanding 3:47.08 as Chloe Whiting of Bryant was second at 36:44.91. White shattered the previous America East Championships record which was set by Andrea Walkonen in 2008 (34:42.03) and she bested her own school record of 33:27.57 that she set at the Black & Gold Invitational on March 28.
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Junior Makena Lee (Northwood, N.H.) was fourth in the pole vault with a jump of 12'1.50" to tally five points for the 'Cats.
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Graduate student Gabby DeAngelis (Bedford, N.H.) recorded a fourth-place finish in the 3,000 meter steeplechase in a PR of 10:41.84 to gain five points.
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Junior Ronnie Jones (Lowell, Mass.) placed seventh in the hammer throw with a toss of 158'6" to pick up two points for the 'Cats.
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Three Wildcats qualified for the 1,500 meter run final as senior Claire Ronan (Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.) won her heat and posted the second-best time at 4:38.29 and senior Jill Walker (Simi Valley, Calif.) also took her heat and had the third best time at 4:40.25. Junior Ella Malone (Barrington, N.H.) also qualified with a PR of 4:41.72.
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The Wildcats will conclude the America East Championships on Sunday, May 4.
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