BOSTON, MA– Teagan Schein-Becker became an ECAC Champion when she broke the program record in the mile while also taking third in the DMR in a program-record time along with Mackenzie Greenfield, Dyani Bigelow and Lydia Wallace. Allie Riches also tied her own Rider record to finish fourth in the pole vault as the Broncs finished in 11^th place with 22 points after Day 3 of the ECAC Championships in Boston, MA. Six Broncs earned All-East honors after their performances throughout the Championships.

Schein-Becker broke the Rider record for the mile as she became the ECAC Champion with her time of 4:42.90. Continuing the record-breaking day, Schein-Becker along with teammates Greenfield, Bigelow and Wallace combined in the DMR to break the Rider record and claim 3^rd place with their time of 11:38.08. Natya Glasco claimed 8^th in the shot put after her mark of 13.28m. Riches' pole vault clearing 3.85m was good for a program for the fourth-best mark in program history. 

Quotes and Notes
"We had an incredible Sunday at the ECAC IC4A Championships. The women were outstanding and they really rose to the challenge today. This is a really important meet for our program and to see the athletes who work so hard have incredible moments is really gratifying as a coach. We need to take this momentum and carry it forward to the outdoor season."
 
"It was so exciting watching Teagan pull away for the victory. She made such a strong move with 600 meters to go that broke the race wide open and she was able to carry it to the end. She has had an amazing championship season. She is on a whole new level right now. We do not get many ECAC Champions so this is definitely a special moment  for the team and Teagan. She is a very special athlete and she was on full display today." 
 
"Allie had a great meet to tie her own Rider record to finish 4th overall. She has been jumping really well the last few weeks. Things have finally come together for her during the championship season." 
 
"The women ran great in the distance medley today. Dyani and Lydia did a great job of stepping up and keeping us in it to give Teagan a chance at the end. Dyani has come a long way over the last few weeks to make a big impact for the team." -Rider Head Coach Bob Hamer

-Schein-Becker, Riches, Glasco, Greenfield, Bigelow, and Wallace earned All-East accolades after their performances on Sunday.