Hartwick College Athletics

2024-25: Part of the distance medley relay that posted a 14:35.27 finish in the distance medley relay at the Empire 8 Indoor Championships... Posted a 9.60m in the shot put event at the E8 Indoor Championships... Posted a 10.47 in the shot put event at the Empire 8 Outdoor Championship... Set a personal record of 34.66m in the hammer throw at the E8 Outdoor Championships... Received Philip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for academic distinction... Named Empire 8 Indoor Track and Field Sportswoman of the Year

2023-24: Inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma Class of 2023-24... received Philip S. Wilder, Jr. Award for academic distinction... 2024 Spring Empire 8 President's List

2021-2022:  Competed in the 60m hurdles… placed 12^th in the season opening meet at Utica (1/15)… placed 5^th at the Hamilton Invitational in the 60m hurdles (1/21)… also placed 9^th in shot put at the Hamilton Invitational (1/12)… picked up personal bests in the 60m, shot put, and long jump at the Marc Denault Invitational (2/19)… picked up a new personal best 60m hurdle time of 11.07 at the Empire 8 Championship… part of the 4x400 relay team that finished 7^th at the Empire 8 Championships

Prior to Hartwick:  Graduate of Onteora High School… lettered in track and field (2018-2021), basketball (2018-2021), and volleyball (2019)… 2018 Section 9 Pentathlon Silver Medalist… 2019 Section 9 Pentathlon Champion… part of the track and field Section 9 2019 and 2021 Championship team

Personal:  Parents are William and Joey Wall… Sociology major with minors in Psychology and Art… hobbies include photography, makeup, and weight lifting… favorite athletes are Allyson Felix and Jaylen Brown… favorite sports team is the Boston Celtics… favorite movie is Bridge to Terribithia… favorite musical artists are 6lack, Logic, and J.Cole… father played rugby at Cortland

Why Hartwick?  “The track program was really intriguing.  I love the diversity and inclusion on campus.  There are beautiful views.  And, I love the small size and one-on-one opportunities with teachers and staff.”