Toney Breaks Vault Record On Eventful Weekend
July 14, 2025 | Track & Field
SEATTLE โ The summer track season is in full swing for Huskies past and present whether here at home or abroad, and this past weekend saw numerous big marks at multiple meets.
ย
One of the biggest came from recently graduated senior Scott Toney, who flew to a new PR for the second straight meet down in Chula Vista, Calif. at the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center, in the MVA High Performance Invite. Toney cleared 18-9 1/2 in his Husky singlet, breaking Scott Roth's 2011 School Record by one centimeter. That also ties Toney for eighth among all Americans this year and 28th overall in the world.
ย
Also in Chula Vista, Hana Moll and Amanda Moll competed for the first time since finishing first and third at NCAA Outdoors. Hana cleared 14-4 1/2 and Amanda cleared 14-0 1/2. Prestin Artis also competed in the long jump, going 24-3.
ย
In Lignano, Italy on Sunday, Chloe Foerster, Amina Maatoug, and Maggie Liebich all raced with Mia Cochran doing some pacing duties. Maatoug and Liebich both clocked huge 1,500-meter PRs, both going under 4:10 for the first time, Maatoug all the way down to 4:05.67 as she placed second overall. Liebich cut her PR from 4:12 down to 4:08.59. Chloe Foerster ran the 800-meters for the first time in a few months, and ran 2:02.34.
ย
Also in Lignano, Ronan McMahon-Staggs ran a 3:38.92 time for the 1,500-meters.
ย
Just a couple days earlier, another big 1,500m PR was ticked off by Julia David-Smith, racing in Ireland at the Morton Games. David-Smith ran 4:10.03, cutting over three seconds off her career-best. Cochran was also in that race, going 4:15.78. David-Smith has also previously run a 3k in Ireland in 8:59.35 at the Cork City Sports meet, and a 5,000m PR of 15:39.97 at the National Meeting de Carquefou in France.
ย
Former Husky Eleanor Fulton ran well, taking fifth in the 1,500m in 4:04.81. And another Dawg grad, Brian Fay, was fifth in the men's mile in 3:52.98.
ย
The Sound Running Sunset Tour was held on Saturday in Los Angeles, at Occidental College. Incoming transfer Chloe Thomas ran her second 15:18 5k time of the season, going 15:18.40. That was a couple spots behind former Husky Kayley DeLay, who ran 15:07.77.
ย
In the men's 5k, Acer Iverson was second in his heat in 13:37.40, while incoming freshman Josiah Tostenson ran 14:15.94.
ย
A couple former Dawgs ran in the men's steeplechase, as Aaron Ahl ran 8:24.30 and Julius Diehr came across in 8:33.73.
ย
ย
One of the biggest came from recently graduated senior Scott Toney, who flew to a new PR for the second straight meet down in Chula Vista, Calif. at the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center, in the MVA High Performance Invite. Toney cleared 18-9 1/2 in his Husky singlet, breaking Scott Roth's 2011 School Record by one centimeter. That also ties Toney for eighth among all Americans this year and 28th overall in the world.
ย
Also in Chula Vista, Hana Moll and Amanda Moll competed for the first time since finishing first and third at NCAA Outdoors. Hana cleared 14-4 1/2 and Amanda cleared 14-0 1/2. Prestin Artis also competed in the long jump, going 24-3.
ย
In Lignano, Italy on Sunday, Chloe Foerster, Amina Maatoug, and Maggie Liebich all raced with Mia Cochran doing some pacing duties. Maatoug and Liebich both clocked huge 1,500-meter PRs, both going under 4:10 for the first time, Maatoug all the way down to 4:05.67 as she placed second overall. Liebich cut her PR from 4:12 down to 4:08.59. Chloe Foerster ran the 800-meters for the first time in a few months, and ran 2:02.34.
ย
Also in Lignano, Ronan McMahon-Staggs ran a 3:38.92 time for the 1,500-meters.
ย
Just a couple days earlier, another big 1,500m PR was ticked off by Julia David-Smith, racing in Ireland at the Morton Games. David-Smith ran 4:10.03, cutting over three seconds off her career-best. Cochran was also in that race, going 4:15.78. David-Smith has also previously run a 3k in Ireland in 8:59.35 at the Cork City Sports meet, and a 5,000m PR of 15:39.97 at the National Meeting de Carquefou in France.
ย
Former Husky Eleanor Fulton ran well, taking fifth in the 1,500m in 4:04.81. And another Dawg grad, Brian Fay, was fifth in the men's mile in 3:52.98.
ย
The Sound Running Sunset Tour was held on Saturday in Los Angeles, at Occidental College. Incoming transfer Chloe Thomas ran her second 15:18 5k time of the season, going 15:18.40. That was a couple spots behind former Husky Kayley DeLay, who ran 15:07.77.
ย
In the men's 5k, Acer Iverson was second in his heat in 13:37.40, while incoming freshman Josiah Tostenson ran 14:15.94.
ย
A couple former Dawgs ran in the men's steeplechase, as Aaron Ahl ran 8:24.30 and Julius Diehr came across in 8:33.73.
ย
Players Mentioned
Jumps
/ Track & Field
Dist
/ Track & Field
Dist
/ Track & Field
Mid-Dist
/ Track & Field
Dist
/ Track & Field
Dist
/ Track & Field
Dist
/ Track & Field
Mid-Dist
/ Track & Field
PV
/ Track & Field
PV
/ Track & Field
PV
/ Track & FieldRaising the Bar | Hana & Amanda Moll
Monday, August 04
Women's 1500m final - 2025 NCAA outdoor track and field championship
Sunday, June 15
Nathan Green | 2025 NCAA 1500m Champion
Saturday, June 14
Track & Field NCAA Championships | Huskies Highlights
Friday, June 13
