Hannah Fake set a school record to win the pole vault and added a win in the 100-meter hurdles to lead the St. Lawrence University women's track and field team to a dominating win in the Saints Ice Breaker Open at Merrick-Pinkard Track on Saturday afternoon.

Fake broke the record of 3.31 meters set by Greta Elliot in 2004 on her first attempt at 3.32 meters, then improved it on her second attempt at 3.42 meters. The mark was 37 centimeters clear of her nearest competitor and qualifies Fake for the All-Atlantic Regional Track and Field Conference Championships.

Leah Conners also posted a regional qualifying mark for the Saints, winning the hammer throw with a toss of 44.75 meters, 3.40 meters ahead of her nearest competitor.

The Saints won the five-team meet with 280 points. SUNY Plattsburgh was second with 220.

St. Lawrence will host another meet next Saturday.

St. Lawrence Event Winners

Hannah Fake – Pole vault* (3.42 meters); 100 hurdles (16.77)

Leah Conners – Hammer throw* (44.75 meters)

Mary Terhune – 1,500 (4:56.75)

Julia Wagner – High jump (1.47 meters)

Jessica Young – 4x100 relay (52.64)

Kiana Plouffe – 4x100 relay

Caroline Creagan – 4x100 relay

Alexandra Uriarte – 4x100 relay

* All-Atlantic Regional Track and Field Conference Championship Qualifier