BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Christian Brothers University track and field teams earned nine top-three finishes at the Gulf South Conference Indoor Championships, on Wednesday, at the Birmingham Crossplex.

CBU had two event victories, three runner-ups and four bronze medal finishes. CBU also had Leo Stefanski named GSC Champion Scholar Athlete. Stefanski is a three-time recipient, having previously earned the award in cross country during 2021-22 academic year and indoor track & field during the 2020-21 academic season.

The Schleusingen, Germany native has a perfect 4.0 GPA while pursuing a Master of Data Science degree. Stefanski is the second CBU student-athlete this academic year to receive Champion Scholar-Athlete honors, joining Johanna Wistokat from women's cross country.

The award is given out at the final site of each GSC Championship event and awarded to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA among teams participating. Each student-athlete GPA is based on the most recently completed term, and the individual must have a minimum of 48 credit hours to be eligible for the award. Student-athletes are only eligible to win the award once per academic year.

WOMEN'S NOTABLES: 

• Gioia Scopel earned a gold medal in the high jump and silver in the 60m hurdles.
• The 4x400m team of Talia Pfeifer, Ana Iglesias, Isabella Zurita and Oriana Gee won the gold medal with a new GSC indoor meet record time of 3:50.54.
• Ana Iglesias finished in second place in the 200m dash.
• Oriana Gee placed earned a bronze medal in the 400m dash. Gee also finished fourth in the long jump. 

MEN'S NOTABLES: 

• Freshman Steven Conrad claimed the silver medal in the shot put.
• Leo Stefanski ran to a third place finish in the men's 800m, while teammate Juan De La Rosa finished in fourth.
• The 4x400m team of Amare Biggers, Andreas Demetriades, Marc Crespi and Leo Stefanski earned a third place finish with a new school record time of 3:15.23.
• The Distance Medley team of Anton Lindberg, Andreas Demetriades, Leo Stefanski and Berket Mesele earned a bronze medal, finishing 10:06.15.

Results

Men's 60m dash

12. Jordan Jarrett 7.27

13. Orlando Booker 7.33

14. Aldo Ramirez-Ugalde 7.76

Women's 60m dash

19. Micaiah Halliburton 8.11

Men's 200m

10. Marc Crespi 21.98

17. Jordan Jarrett 23.20

Women's 200m

2. Ana Iglesias Amado 24.85

22. Micaiah Halliburton 26.81

Men's 400m

5. Marc Crespi 49.02

8. Amare Biggers 49.60

10. Nate Aupied 49.90

Women's 400m

3. Oriana Gee 56.95

8. Isabella Zurita 58.06

11. Talia Pfeifer 58.67

15. Pauline Wilson 1:01.02

Men's 800m

3. Leopold Stefanski 1:52.97

4. Juan De La Rosa 1:53.05

19. Justin Olige 2:04.51

Women's 800m

4. Sarah Delgado 2:17.33

13. Danielle Booker 2:28.65

17. Jodie Shusta 2:36.36

Men's Mile

10. Anton Lindberg 4:19.62

Women's Mile

11. Sonia Chavelas 5:27.06 

Men's 3000m

11. Berket Mesele 8:31.42

18. Will Clayton 8:50.11

Men's 5000m

14. Will Clayton 15:21.44

Women's 5000m

4. Johanna Wistokat 17:38.97

Men's 60m Hurdles

4. Joseph Heinz 8.55

Women's 60m Hurdles

2. Gioia Scopel 8.96

Men's 4x400m

3. Amare Biggers, Andreas Demetriades, Marc Crespi, Leo Stefanski 3:15.23 - New School Record

Women's 4x400m

1. Talia Pfeifer, Ana Iglesias Amado, Isabella Zurita, Oriana Gee 3:50.54

Men's Distance Medley Relay

3. Anton Lindberg, Andreas Demetriades, Leo Stefanski, Berket Mesele 10:06.15

Women's Distance Medley Relay

5. Sarah Delgado, Pauline Wilson, Danielle Booker, Sonia Chavelas 12:33.78

Men's Long Jump

9. Joseph Heinz 6.26m

13. Terrion Brown 5.93m

Women's Long Jump

4. Oriana Gee 5.55m

Men's Triple Jump

9. Javeon Isom 12.77m

11. Terrion Brown 12.39m

Women's Triple Jump

7. Leila Ransonet 10.17m

Men's High Jump

10. Javeon Isom 1.70m

10. Trez Jackson 1.70m

Women's High Jump

1. Gioia Scopel 1.63m

Men's Shot Put

2. Steven Conrad 14.74m

Women's Shot Put 

13. Grace Puckett 10.54m

20. Kiaya Weaver 9.83m

Women's Pentathlon

7. Trinity Ritchie 1,981

8. Amira Doss 1,837

The women finished 5^th as a team with 67 points. The men finished 5^th as a team with 41 points.