CORTLAND, N.Y. -- The Fredonia State women's track & field team wrapped up the first day of the SUNYAC outdoor track & field championships at Cortland on Friday evening. The Devils sit tied for second place with PSU-Behrend with 16 points out of eight scoring teams. The Oneonta Red Dragons are atop of the list with a score of 18 points. 

Junior Cara Pellechia placed first in the pole vault and broke her previous school record with a vault of 3.65m. Freshmen Skylar French also placed third in the vault earning six points with a vault of 3.05m. 

In the 100m hurdles, freshmen Allison Bartoszek placed eighth with a time of 17.07 which was a season best. Freshmen Hazel Bache also had a personal best in the 400m hurdles with a time of 1:13.34 which was good for eighth place. 

Women - Team Rankings

1.) Oneonta - 18 points 
2.) Fredonia State - 16 points
2.) PSU-Behrend - 16 points
3.) Cortland- 11 points
4.) Delhi - 8 points
5.) Plattsburgh - 6 points
6.) Cobleskill - 2 points
7.) Alfred State - 1 

Day two of the SUNYAC championships continues on Saturday May 3 at 9:20 a.m.