Note: This story has been updated to reflect a scoring change.

Junior Rachel Drosdick (left) and sophomore Adam Carter (right) both finished in second place as Muhlenberg hosted its second pentathlon.

Drosdick, who qualified for the ECAC Championships in the pentathlon, took first in three events, including the 55-meter hurdles, where she posted an ECAC-qualifying and personal best time 8.6 – 18 hundredths of a second off the school record. She was in first place before suffering an injury while running the 800.

Carter jumped six feet in the high jump to tie his personal best height, which is sixth-highest all-time at Muhlenberg, and finished first in the 1,000 meters.

Freshman Hannah Sylvester missed qualifying for the ECACs in her first pentathlon by 26 points, but she did qualify in the high jump. Her personal-best height of 5-2¼ put her third on Muhlenberg’s all-time list and her 2,674 points in the pentathlon is the best ever on the Mules by anyone but Drosdick.

Junior Kim David improved on her personal best pentathlon score by 81 points. She also hit personal bests with a 9.34 in the 55-meter hurdles and 15-6 in the long jump.

Women’s totals
1. Jessie Belden, Haverford, 2857 (ECAC qualifier)
2. Rachel Drosdick, Muhlenberg, 2811 (ECAC qualifier)
3. Hannah Sylvester, Muhlenberg, 2674
4. Kim David, Muhlenberg, 2431
5. Delilah Ruiz, Messiah, 2240
6. Alaina Spadaro, Messiah 2140
7. Tess Bilhartz, Haverford, 2106

Men’s totals
1. Chris Mikaya, Messiah, 3125 (ECAC qualifier)
2. Adam Carter, Muhlenberg, 2923
3. Jeremy Morse, DeSales, 2908
4. Michael Dell, Messiah, 2617
5. Jason Brown, Messiah, 2047
6. Paul Kegelman, Muhlenberg 1816
7. Ben Scharett, Messiah, 1002