In a matchup of two undefeated NECC West Division teams, West Noble delivered a strong all-around performance to defeat Fairfield **71–61** in a highly competitive meet. West Noble’s depth and balance across events proved to be the difference. The Chargers dominated the **400 meters**, sweeping the top three spots behind Allison Stabler, Carolina Garcia, and Anna Carrasco, and added another key win in the **4x400 relay**. In the distance events, West Noble showed strength with wins from Trinity Parson in the **1600 meters** and Lanie Martin in the **800 meters**, while also picking up valuable points with multiple top-three finishes. The Chargers were especially strong in the **field events**, where Elyse Mead captured the **long jump**, and Kayle Jordan swept both the **shot put and discus**, giving West Noble a major scoring boost. West Noble also controlled the hurdles, with Victoria Mendoza winning the **100m hurdles** and Jennifer Salas Gonzalez won the **300m hurdles**, while Mendoza was runner-up. Fairfield was led by standout sprinter Emma Walter, who won both the **100 and 200 meters**, and Fairfield also claimed victories in the **4x100 relay, high jump, pole vault, and 4x800 relay**, keeping the meet close throughout. Overall, West Noble’s ability to score across nearly every event and secure multiple podium finishes allowed them to hand Fairfield its first conference loss in a tightly contested NECC West showdown. Great job ladies!