All-Landmark Conference Women's Indoor Track & Field Team

TOWSON, Md. – Junior Emily Camlet and sophomore Sage Hendershot were recognized earned a total of three All-Landmark Conference awards by virtue of their top-three finishes at the conference's indoor championship on March 1.
 
Camlet won her second conference title in record-breaking fashion. With a time of 57.87 seconds, she broke the Landmark Conference Championship meet record of 58.06 that Corinne Glass of Moravian had held since 2016. Camlet edged Abby Giamoni of Moravian by 0.19 seconds for the gold. She is currently ranked 24th on the Division III performance list in the 400 (57.35).
 
Hendershot claimed her first Landmark Conference title, winning the long jump with a leap of 5.70 meters (18-8 1/2) – some nine inches farther than the silver medalist. She is currently ranked 13th in Division III in the event.
 
Hendershot also came away with a silver medal, taking second in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.75 seconds. However, she lowered her own school record in prelims, sprinting to a 7.72 clocking.
 
The Rangers continue their season March 7-8 at the NCAA South Regional Final Qualifier, held at Shenandoah University.