BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Freshman
Kiley Robbins broke the school record, twice, in the 60-meter dash to highlight the Wisconsin women's track and field at the Hoosiers Hill Invitational on Saturday. In addition to the school record, Wisconsin picked up multiple top-five finishes as well as one personal best.
School record for Robbins
Freshman
Kiley Robbins broke the school record in the 60-meter dash, twice in one day. In the preliminaries, the Milwaukee native ran 7.38 seconds, breaking the mark of 7.41 that was set by
Ebony McClendon in 2017. In the final, Robbins improved her time to 7.33 seconds, beating the 2020 Big Ten Indoor champion in the 60-meter dash and running the fastest time in the Big Ten this season. Reigning Big Ten champion Anavia Battle of Ohio State finished second in 7.35.
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Event winners
In addition to Robbins, the Badgers won two other events. Senior
Bianca Stubler won the 400-meter dash, leading Wisconsin to a 1-2-3 sweep. Stubler crossed the finish line in 55.20, which puts her at the No.1 spot in the Big Ten this season and moves her up to sixth on the Badgers' indoor performance list.
Ali Dorn came right behind, crossing the finish line in 55.28 for second place while
Morgan Parzych finished third in 56.24. Dorn ranks sixth in the Big Ten with her time.
The trio also joined with
Madison Mooney to win the 4x400-meter relay in a season's best time of 3:45.21. That time ranks them 10th on UW's all-time indoor performance list and is the fourth-fastest time in the Big Ten this season.
Mooney also second in the 800 meters, running a personal best time of 2:07.66, nearly four seconds better than her previous mark.
Danielle Bellino finished fourth in a personal best time of 2;08.83. Those times rank them third and sixth, respectively, in the Big Ten this year.
Other notable performances
Taylor Gilling busted out for a bronze medal in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.65 to go along with her fourth-place finish in the 60-meter dash in 7.62. Robbins also competed in the 200 meters, finishing sixth in 25.39.
Freshman Erinn Hill finished third in the 3,000-meter run, crossing the line in 10:09.62 while
Anna Petr came in right behind, placing fourth with a time of 10:15.44. Freshman
Ellen Van Doorn competed in the mile run, finishing 11th in a time of 5:10.65.
In the field events,
Chloe Lindeman and Chloe Roberts competed in the weight throw, securing silver and bronze, respectively. Lindeman placed second with a throw of 65 feet, 5 1/2 inches while Roberts placed third at 58-3 3/4. Lindeman also competed in the shot put, placing sixth with a throw of 50-6 3/4.
Josie Schaefer also competed in the shot put and was able to snag a fourth-place finish with a mark of 54-7 1/2.
Diamond Black competed in the long jump and the triple jump, placing fourth in both events. Black finished with a mark of 18-5 in the long jump and 37-10 in the triple jump.
Hailey Orlowski placed fifth in the pole vault with a clearance of 12-4. Teammate
Tia Dorshorst came in eighth at 11-10.
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Up Next
The Badgers travel to Iowa City, Iowa, next weekend to compete in the Hawkeye Classic on Friday and Saturday. It is Wisconsin's final tune-up before the Big Ten Indoor Championships on Feb. 26-27 at The Spire in Geneva, Ohio.
Hoosier Hills Results
Long Jump
4.
Diamond Black - 18-5
Triple Jump
4.
Diamond Black - 37-10
60-Meter Dash
1.
Kiley Robbins - 7.33 (School record)
4.
Taylor Gilling - 7.62
Weight Throw
2.
Chloe Lindeman - 65-5 1/2
3. Chloe Roberts - 58-3 3/4
Shot Put
4.
Josie Schaefer - 54-7 1/2
6.
Chloe Lindeman - 50-6 3/4
Pole Vault
5.
Hailey Orlowski - 12-4
8.
Tia Dorshorst - 11-10
Mile Run
11.
Ellen Van Doorn - 5.10.65
400-Meter Dash
1.
Bianca Stubler - 55.20
2.
Ali Dorn - 55.28
3.
Morgan Parzych - 56.24
800-Meter Run
2.
Madison Mooney - 2:07.66
4.
Danielle Bellino - 2:08.83
200-Meter Dash
3.
Taylor Gilling - 24.65
6.
Kiley Robbins - 25.39
3000-Meter Run
3. Erinn Hill - 10:09.62
4.
Anna Petr - 10:15.44
4x400-Meter Relay
1. Wisconsin - 3:45.21
  Parzych, Dorn, Mooney, Stubler
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