The Basics  
Event: 2025 ODAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships            
Location: Harrisonburg, Va. (Eastern Mennonite University)

The Lead: First year head coach Hannah Koepfinger took the Hollins track & field team to Harrisonburg for the 2025 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Under her tutelage, the Green and Gold have been breaking and setting personal bests and program records all season long and look to take aim at the conference's best over the two-day championship meet. Junior Jazmine Patterson made Hollins history as the first ever ODAC Individual Champion when she bested the field in the 400m. The Green and Gold would score 25 points to finish 9^th in the final ODAC standings.

Highlights & Notes  
 
Track Events:

• Patterson set a new Hollins record of 58.15 and was atop the standings after the prelims of the 400m. As the top seed heading into the Finals, Patterson eclipsed her previous record with the 60^th best 400m time in the country this season (57.46) to be crowed ODAC Champion, the first for the Green and Gold in their young track history. Patterson then earned more team points with a 6^th place effort in the 200m with a time of 25.94. Adelie Condra set a personal best with a time of 28.10 in the 200m.
• In the prelims of the 100m, Condra just missed another collegiate best with a time of 13.61.
• In the 100m Hurdles, Izzy Workman bested her collegiate best with a time of 18.74 in the prelims, setting a new Hollins record of her own.
• Ashlyne Golston set a personal best and new Hollins program record in the 400m Hurdles when she finished 14^th in a time of 1:17.08.
• The 4x100 Relay team of Patterson, Golston, Gomez, and Condra set another Hollins record with a time of 51,76, finishing in 6th place. The 4x400m team would finish 9th with the quartet of Golston, Freideman, Condra, and Sylvia Guillet crossed the line at 4:42.09.

Field Events:

• The records would continue to fall when Arianna Gomez broke her own Long Jump mark with a 5^th place finish at 5.25m. n the Triple Jump, Gomez set a new school top mark at 11.14m, the 59^th best NCAA DIII mark of the season.
• Autumn Dale was 12^th in the Triple Jump with an effort of 10.19mHollins would see another top-10 finish when Madison Freideman was tied for 9^th in the High Jump with a height of 1.42m and finished the Triple Jump in 14^th at 9.88m.
• Sanaa Belton finished 14^th in the Shot Put with a distance of 10.21m. Ava Kegler was 22^nd at 8.88m. Belton added a 12^th place finish with a mark of 37.50m in the Hammer Throw while Kegler finished 15^th at 35.75m. Belton would post a season best in the Discus with a distance of 31.03m. Kegler finished at 20,98 while Lilly Phillips wrapped up her Hollins career with a throw of 18.48m.
• Ella Wilds paced Hollins in the Javelin with a career best of 23.86m with Kegler throwing her best effort as the senior was one spot back at 23.66. Tenley Reck made it a trio in the top 20 with a throw of 12.39m.

Team Results:

1. Washington and Lee   206
2. Lynchburg                   165
3. Bridgewater                 116
4. Roanoke                      111
5. Randolph                     42
6. Virginia Wesleyan       39
7. Shenandoah                34
8. Eastern Mennonite      27
9. Hollins                        25
10. Averett                         11
11. Ferrum                        4