Approximately 200 student-athletes from 13 varsity teams participated in the volunteer effort at Villanova earlier this month.

Katie Balmer and Hope Rainey merited spots on the USTFCCCA all-academic track & field team.

Men's and women's outdoor track combined for more than half of the spring athletes named to the conference honor roll.

Junior Hope Rainey registered another standout performance with a career-best time of 11:09.60 in the 3,000m steeplechase.

Junior Hope Rainey merited all-conference recognition for the first time in her career while Fran Rizzo earned coach of the year honors.

Haverford moved into 2nd place in the team standings with a standout day on the track including a medal sweep in the steeplechase and school record in the 4x800.

Haverford capped a standout weekend with a third-place finish in the 4x400 relay to edge Muhlenberg for second place overall.

Emily Scott and Flora Berklein each placed in the top 5 in the 10,000 to lead the Fords on the first day of championship competition.

Haverford looks to shine at the conference championships hosted by Ursinus College this coming weekend.

Haverford registered several high finishes on Saturday at TCNJ in the final tune-up before the Centennial outdoor championships.