BOSTON, MA (February 14, 2025) – With the Little East Conference Championships just one week away, the Beacons' women's track & field team delivered a strong statement performance Friday at the Crimson Open, highlighted by a record-breaking throw from junior Agnessa Lysenko (Boston, Mass.).

Lysenko rewrote the program record books in the weight throw, launching a mark of 13.45m to break the previous school record of 13.01m. Her historic performance moves her to No. 7 in the LEC and provides major momentum heading into next week's conference meet.

Senior Aryianna Garceau (Dalton, Mass.) continued her dominant season in the 60m hurdles, clocking a season-best 8.37. The time was just 0.02 seconds off her own school record of 8.35 and only 0.04 seconds shy of the NCAA Division III record. Garceau maintains her No. 1 ranking in both the LEC and NCAA Division III.

First-year Amelia Caruso (Scarborough, ME.) posted a personal best in the 400m, finishing in 1:03.78, placing among the top 20 in the LEC and marks significant progress as she continues to develop in her debut collegiate season.

Junior Katie Touhy (Groton, CT.) also delivered a strong showing in the weight throw, recording a mark of 12.62m, just 0.03m shy of her personal record. Senior Isadora Teodoro Marques (Billerica, Mass.) also competed in the weight throw, contributing to a productive day for the program's throwing unit.

What's Next

The qualified Beacons will return to action for the final time in the regular indoor season next Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Little East Conference Championships hosted by Plymouth State University in Plymouth, N.H. Full meet details and championship information will follow.

For those not competing at LECs, the Beacons will shift their focus to the outdoor season as they continue preparations for the spring campaign.