The Basics
Event: ODAC Indoor Championship
Location: Salem, Va. | Cregger Field House
The Lead: The Maroons crossed the tape first in the 4x400 relay and collected a total of five All-ODAC citations en route to a fourth-place team finish at the conference meet.
 
Highlights:

• Mae Kaufman, Ophelia Ladner, Maryrose Molina-Shuman and Lindsey Hobin joined forces to win the 4x400 relay with a time of 4:00.89. That mark ranks fifth in program history.
• All four members of the relay also scored in the individual 400m, with Hobin securing All-ODAC honors by placing second overall in a personal-record time of 59.19 seconds, good for seventh in Roanoke annals. Molina-Shuman (1:00.35) finished fourth, followed by Ladner (1:00.74) in seventh and Kaufman (1:01.00) in eighth.
• Hobin also recorded a runner-up showing and an all-conference designation in the 200m, clocking in at 26.03 seconds -- the sixth-fastest time in the school record book. Eleanor Hinckley scored for the Maroons with a seventh-place mark of 26.35.
• Nalonda Henderson set a personal record and garnered All-ODAC laurels in the 60m, finishing as the runner-up with a time of 7.86 seconds, which ranks third all-time at Roanoke. Hinckley placed seventh at 8.06.
• Roanoke also got four scoring performances in the 60m hurdles. Rebecca Carr snagged an all-conference honor by placing third in 9.01 seconds, followed by Olivia Viers (9.07) in fourth place, Cammi Winston (9.35) in sixth and McKenna Riolo (9.50) in seventh. Winston's run ranks eighth all-time in the school record book, with Carr and Viers already holding spots in the top 10.
• Tasha Miller placed fifth in the pole vault, registering a mark of 3.11m.
• In the shot put, Sarah Fuchs came in seventh with a distance of 11.15m.
• Cammi Winston rounded out the scoring for the Maroons with an eighth-place finish in the triple jump, landing at 10.49m.
• The Maroons tallied 76 team points, wrapping up the weekend in fourth place overall. Washington and Lee won the team title with 195.75 points, followed by Bridgewater (128 points) in second and Lynchburg (116) in third.

Head Coach Derek Workman: "Really proud of our effort and grit these last couple of days. We had some adversity to battle through this week with sickness and people not able to compete, but they scrapped and clawed for every point and PR. That was a lot of fun to be a part of!"

Up Next: Roanoke will compete at the Shenandoah Final Qualifier next weekend.