Theroff Sets New All-Time High Jump School Record; Llewellyn Caps Off Career With Three Bronze Medals At 2025 SLIAC Outdoor Championships.

GREENVILLE, Ill. - The Webster University women's track and field team competed in the two-day 2025 SLIAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships hosted by Greenville University on Friday and Saturday. Webster's Elicia Theroff set the new all-time Webster University Women's Outdoor High Jump school record with a clearance of 1.57m (5'1.75") which secured a new personal record. As a team, the Gorloks secured fourth place with 77 points.

In the Shot Put event, Webster's Isabelle Llewellyn set a new personal record with a mark of 10.98m (36' 0.25") that placed third overall and secured six points. Junior thrower Cali Pavlisko achieved a new personal record with a mark of 10.89m (35' 8.75") that placed fifth overall and earned four points. WU's Symphony Schodroski set a new personal record with a mark of 9.54m (31' 3.75") that placed ninth overall. First-year Grace Rose rounded out the field for Webster with a mark of 8.24m (27' 0.5").

In the Discus event, Llewellyn placed fifth overall with a mark of 32.95m (108' 1") that earned four points. Senior thrower Schodroski secured an eighth place finish with a mark of 28.29m (92' 10"). WU's Pavlisko and Rose rounded out the field for Webster with marks of 23.74m (77' 11") and 23.55m (77' 3") respectively.

In the Hammer Throw, graduate-student Llewellyn earned a third overall finish with a mark of 41.81m (137' 2") that secured six points. Pavlisko secured fifth overall with a mark of 35.38m (116' 1") that earned four points while Schodroski placed ninth overall with a mark of 32.17m (105' 6"). WU's Rose set a new personal record mark of 29.64m (97' 3").

In the Javelin event, Llewellyn secured third place with a mark of 31.42m (103' 1") that earned six points while Schodroski placed seventh overall with a mark of 24.71m (81' 1") that secured two points. WU's Pavlisko placed ninth overall with a mark of 23.69m (77' 9") while Rose achieved a new personal record with a distance of 19.21m (63' 0").

In the 100m dash, senior Kianna Patton set a new personal record with a time of 12.88 seconds that earned fourth overall for five points. Junior sprinter Aissata Kamara earned a fifth place finish with a time of 12.98 seconds that secured four points.

In the 200m dash, Patton secured a point for the Gorloks with a time of 27.05 seconds that placed eighth overall. WU's Kamara set a new personal record with a time of 27.07 seconds that placed ninth overall.

In the 1500m run, Brie Inman set a new personal record with a time of 6:10.52 that placed eighth overall and secured one point for the Gorloks.WU's Emily Horowitz rounded out the field for Webster with a time of 7:02.61.

In the 10,000m run, Inman earned a sixth place finish with a time of 50:32.00 that secured three points for Webster.

In the 100m hurdles, graduate-student Olivia Nelsen secured a fifth overall finish with a time of 17.75 seconds that earned four points. WU's Josephine Caesar set a new personal record with a time of 17.91 seconds for three points.

In the 400m hurdles, Nelsen was the lone Webster competitor and placed fourth overall with a time of 1:13.12 for five points.

In the 4x100m relay, the relay team of Kamara, Theroff, Caesar, and Patton placed fourth overall with a time of 51.04 seconds that added four points to the team score.

In the 4x400m relay, the relay team of Kamara, Nelsen, Caesar, and Patton earned a fourth place finish with a time of 4:25.01 that secured five points.

Nine Gorloks set at least one personal record in the season finale.

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