WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's track & field program finished up competition at the Larry Ellis Invitational in Princeton, New Jersey and the Kehoe Twilight in College Park, Maryland on Friday, May 2. 

Head Coach Alton McKenzie
"Rebecca continues to demonstrate what discipline, commitment and resilience can yield if you keep believing in yourself. 52.41 is a huge personal best and the fastest 400m time by a Hoya in decades. I think this will be a confidence booster as we head into the post season. She's ready for more big performances."

RESULTS
Georgetown Men's Results (Larry Ellis Invitational)

• Men's 800: Theo Woods captured 11th in the event with a time of 1:49.18.
• Men's Steeplechase: Colin Kirkpatrick earned a fifth-place spot in the event with a time of 8:58.03.
• Men's 5000: Quinn Parrish placed ninth in the event with a time of 14:20.86.

Georgetown Men's Results (Kehoe Twilight)

• Men's 100: Jackson McCusker claimed fifth with a time of 11.33.
• Men's 200: Micah McKenzie placed ninth in the event with a personal-best time of 22.13. McCusker was behind him and ran a season-best 22.30.
• Men's 400: McKenzie ran a 48.82 in the event to finish in fifth place.
• Men's 110 Hurdles: Aiden Tam secured a first-place finish, running a personal-best time of 15.33.

Georgetown Women's Results (Larry Ellis Invitational)

• Women's Steeplechase: Barrett Justema won the event with a time of 10:23.82.
• Women's 1500: Charlotte Bell took a fifth-place finish in the event with a time of 4:18.09.
• Women's 800: Angeline Caamano ran a 2:10.19 on her way to a 10th-place finish.

Georgetown Women's Results (Kehoe Twilight)

• Women's 400: Rebecca Ochan ran an incredible time of 52.41, enough to rank second all-time in the Georgetown record book and to capture first place in the event. 
• Women's 100: Sofia Calabretta took eighth place with a time of 12:50.
• Women's 200: Calabretta ran a personal-best time in the event of 25.57 on her way to a sixth-place finish.
• Women's 800: Hannah Andrejczyk was the top performer for the Hoyas in the event with seventh-place finish and a personal-best time of 2:15.88. Amalie Beil took ninth and Emilia Puskas came in tenth.
• Women's 1500: Victoria Ketzler clocked a personal-best time of 4:37.66, earning a sixth-place finish. Sally Binder followed with a personal-best time of 4:42.33 to take ninth.
• Women's 5000: Natalie McLean ran a season-best 17:45.01 for a second-place finish.
• Women's 400 Hurdles: Mackenzie O'Connor took second with a time of 1:07.01.

• Men's 1500: Abel Teffra delivered a standout performance, finishing second with a time of 3:33.84, the sixth-fastest mark in NCAA history and a new school record, breaking the previous mark that had stood since 1992.
  James Dunne also made history, clocking 3:35.17 to finish fifth and move to third on the program's all-time list.

UP NEXT
The Hoyas will travel to Storrs, Connecticut from Thursday, May 15 to Saturday, May 17 to compete in the 2025 BIG EAST Outdoor Track & Field Championships presented by Jeep.