ITHACA, N.Y. - Cornell women's track and field featured athletes at the Hokie Invitational (Blacksburg, VA) and the Upstate Challenge (Ithaca, N.Y.). The Big Red continued the trend of success this past weekend, marking multiple finishes that placed athletes in historic ranks.

Tomas Kersulis completed the 200m dash in a time of 21.11 which puts him second all time in the Lithuanian record books. Kersulis was also apart of the 4x400 group that consisted of Michael Mazero, Jack Daly and Joshua Gittens who registered record breaking time of 3:12.23 (fifth all-time in Cornell history).

Rishabh Prakash now ranks 10th all-time (mile dash) in Cornell history with a finish time of 4:04.56. Shane Racey's pole vault mark of 5.18 puts him fourth all-time in Cornell history. This marks the third consecutive weekend that Big Red athletes have earned their way onto all-time rankings lists.

Cornell currently sits in the top-5 amongst Ivy-League athletes in 11 events:

60m
Tom Kersulis (fourth)
Smith Charles (fifth)

200m
Tom Kersulis (first)

400m
Joshua Gittens (second)

1000m
Damian Hackett (first)
Rhys Hammond (third)

Mile
Rishabh Prakash (first)

60m hurdles
Christian Martin (third)

4x400m
Cornell (second)

Pole Vault
Shane Racey (fourth)

Triple Jump
Josh Green (second)
Jamaur Williamson (fifth)

Shot Put
Brad Morell (second)

Weight Throw
Brad Morell (fourth)

Next Action
Cornell men's track and field will look to continue their success as they travel to the Penn State National Meet next weekend.