Tigers lead after day 1 of AUS track and field.

The Dalhousie Tigers lead after day one of the Bell AUS Track and Field Championships in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Chelsea MacIsaac opened the day by setting a new Dalhousie record with a throw of 13.77m in the shot put. Fellow Tiger Bailey Oakes finished second.

Samantha Henneberry posted a personal best in the high jump to claim a silver medal with a jump of 1.64.

Abbi Gaudry won her first medal of the day in the 60m hurdles, crossing the line in first place.  She would go on to also win gold in the women's pentathlon.

Cara Macdonald won the women's 1000m, setting a new AUS record of 2:51.73. Zoe Fullarton finished in second place. Aidan Goslett won the men's 1000m with fellow Tigers Lukas Rudaitis finishing third.

Gold Medal

Cara Macdonald – 1000m
Abbi Gaudry – 60mH; indoor pentathlon
Chelsea MacIsaac – shot put
Aidan Goslett – 1000m

Silver Medal

Molly Pert – 3000m
Zoe Fullarton – 1000m
Samantha Henneberry – high jump
Alex Rogers – 3000m
Bailey Oakes – shot put
Nick Beaulieu – long jump
Men's 4x200m (Nick Tarnogorski, Matthew Aftanas, Praise Babalola, Dan Lord)
Men's 4x800m (Jacob Benoit, Ben Mundle, Josh Varley, Isaac MacLean)

Bronze Medal

Lynn Sheppard – 300m
Maja Husain – triple jump
Women's 4x200m (Lola Oshikoya, Lynn Sheppard, Samantha Henneberry, Cara Macdonald)
Women's 4x800m (Georgie Richardson, Kristen Ross, Katherine Sneddon-Simons, Juliet Pulfrey)
Matthew Aftanas – 300m
Lukas Rudaitis – 1000m
Caleb Hominick – shot put

Team Scores After Day 1