ANNAPOLIS, Md. — It's almost become tradition for Keeley Suzenski to add her name to the William & Mary women's indoor track & field record books each week. And this week was no different.
 
At Friday's Navy Select, the Green and Gold  standout placed first in the shot put at 14.61m (47-11.25), the 11th-best performance in program history. Following an incredible regular season this winter, Suzenski now owns the top-11 marks in W&M lore.
 
Also making a strong impression of her own was freshman Ella Carlson. She placed sixth in the event at 11.27m (36-11.75).  
 
Weight Throw
Suzenski led the way, finishing fourth at 16.44m (53-11), while Talia Anderson was seventh at 15.01m (49-3). Anderson's performance marked a new PR for the freshman and moves her into 12^th on the Tribe's all-time performers list.
 
Mile
Emily Sell crossed the finish line in third to lead a strong Tribe contingent, posting a time of 5:09.20. Jennifer Tsai was fifth in 5:12.62 and Tessa Dobrinski was seventh in 5:18.87.
 
400m
Grace Bir finished in ninth at 59.08 and Lydia Wallis was 11^th.
 
800m
Makenzie Joiner highlighted the event for the Green and Gold, finishing sixth in 2:18.40. Jenny Gerson (2:23.57) and Hope Stephens (2:23.89) finished within steps of each other in tenth and 11^th, while Hannah Holland (2:24.83) and Megan Dougherty (2:25.23) were 13^th and 14^th. Anna Cestari wrapped it up for the Tribe in 16^th.
 
1,000m
Kaycee Cox-Philyaw finished seventh.
 
3,000m
Annika Griggs and Emily Graves both ran solid races, finishing in ninth and 13^th.
 
4x400 Relay
The quartet of Grace Bir, Makenzie Joiner, Lydia Wallis, and Megan Dougherty placed second, finishing with a time of 4:01.76.
 
UP NEXT
The Tribe will stay close to home for the first-ever CAA Indoor Championships at the Virginia Beach Sports Center. The two-day event gets underway on Wednesday morning and live results will be available here.