Led by a standout performance in the throwing circle and a wave of career-best marks, the St. Lawrence University women's track and field team showcased its depth at the Plattsburgh Sprint/Field Meet on Tuesday.

While no team scores were kept, the Saints made the most of the mid-week contest, headlined by Kaitlyn Putman's dominant victory in the shot put. Putman claimed the top spot with a throw of 10.49 meters, besting the field by over a meter and finishing as the only competitor to hit the Liberty League qualifying mark.

The success in the field continued with Amelia Berthold, who cleared a personal-best 1.52 meters to take first place in the high jump. Isla Bougard Duncan also reached a new career high, leaping 4.75 meters to finish second in the long jump, while Rosemary Fleischmann added to the personal-record tally with a second-place toss of 13.46 meters in the weight throw.

On the track, the Saints' momentum remained high as Mia Astrauskas captured first place in the mile run. Her time of 5:41.95 was not only a personal best but also marked her first time breaking the six-minute barrier in her collegiate career.

Addison Ash added another win for St. Lawrence, taking the 400-meter dash in 1:04.92. Rounding out the top finishes, Amelia Berthold returned to the track to take second in the 55-meter hurdles (9.13), and Hannah Garrepy earned a second-place finish in the 55-meter dash with a time of 7.98.

St. Lawrence returns to action at home on Friday, February 20, as the Saints host the SLU Open.