SMITHFIELD, R.I. - The men's and women's track and field team were victorious at the first annual Jaylin Rainford Invitational. For the first time in home meet history, the women's team placed first for the third year in a row. The men's team won the meet for the fourth year in a row.

Isabel Berardino established the all-time school record in the women's 3000m steeplechase. Berardino recorded a time of 10:51.85, earning the victory while setting the all-time meet record.

Madison Guerrera earned first place in the 100m hurdles. Guerrera established the all-time school record of 14.38 seconds. Caitlin Style and Amanda Kalinowski earned top-5 placements in the same event.

Ella Goulas established the all-time meet record in the long jump. Goulas won the competition with a mark of 5.85 meters. Dasani Stewart earned third place in the same event.

Chloe Whiting established the all-time meet record in the 5k. Whiting earned first place with a time of 16:12.48.

Lauren Haddad and Jordyn Collins locked up the top two placements in the 400m dash. Haddad won the competition with a time of 57.25 seconds. Collins recorded a personal best with a time of 57.73 seconds.

Panayiota Anastos earned first place in the shot put, winning the competition with a mark of 13.01 meters.

Shelby Anderson earned first place in the javelin throw, recording a mark of 41.08.

Emma Guadagnoli earned second place in the 800m run. 

Jalena Martin and Agatha Nunez recorded second and third place in the long jump.

Nikki Kroon earned third place in the 3000m steeplechase.

Kelley MacElhiney earned third place in the 1500m run. MacElhiney recorded a personal best with a time of 4:33.26. Kayla Ondy earned a top-10 placement.

Peyton Barron earned fourth place in the pole vault. 

Harmony Forrest earned a top-10 placement in the discus throw.

The women earned first place in the 4x100m relay. Madison Guerrera, Marie Kane, Jordyn Collins and Jalena Martin recorded a combined time of 48.90.

Kayla Ondy, Emma Nadolski, Mia Bettez and Isabel Berardino worked together to win the 4x800m relay with a time of 9:44.59

Josiah Johnson earned first place in the 400m dash. Johnson recorded a personal best with a time of 48.75 seconds. Nathan Miller earned a top-5 placement in the same event.

Kalen Knott established the meet-record in the pole vault, earning the victory with a mark of 4.95 meters.

Ryan Bourke earned first place in the 800m dash. Bourke recorded a personal best with a time of 1:53.71. Lazo Slijepcevic earned fifth place, recording a personal best with a time of 1:56.05.

Kyle Keyes earned first place in the 400m hurdles. Keyes recorded a time of 56.33 seconds.

Aiden Guarneri and Teddy Hughes rounded out the top three in the javelin throw. The men earned marks of 61.34m and 57.53m, respectively. Jack Ledbetter and Jake Martino each recorded top-10 placements.

Matthew Hendrickson earned a second place finish in the discus throw, recording a mark of 47.20 meters.

Aaron Barnwell and Ian Thomas recorded third and fourth place in the long jump.

Darius Smith recorded fourth place in the shot put. Smith recorded a season-best 14.42 meters. Declan Hetrick earned a top-10 placement.

Zenon Kolcio recorded fourth place in the high jump. Kolcio earned a personal record in the 110m hurdles with a time of 15.69 seconds. 

Andrew Gleason and Malik Ogbunamiri each earned top-10 placements in the 100m sprint. 

Jalen Wise earned fifth place in the triple jump.

The men earned second place in the 4x100m relay. Andrew Gleason, Nathan Miller, Josiah Johnson and Blaise Ellis recorded a time of 42.15 seconds.