Brittany Moriarty, recently graduated, was given the 2010 Chanda Gunn and Dr. Philip Johnston Community Service Awards which honors a student-athlete who has shown a consistent and passionate commitment to community service.

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Sophomore Saleena Abdur-Rashed won Northeastern's first 100-meter hurdles title in 10 years at the 2010 New England Outdoor Championship, helping anchor a sixth-place effort (39 points) by the Huskies' track & field team at Solomon Track in Dedham, Mass.

Nikiya Reid (2000) was the last Husky to claim the 100-mter hurdles New England crown after recording a time of 14.03. Abdur-Rashed elicited only her sixth-fastest clip of the season in 14.26 for the victory, but soggy conditions marred any chance at a personal/school record. The Bronx, N.Y. native logged the fastest preliminary mark of Friday (14.22) out of 27 other hurdles.

The Huskies finished ahead of 34 other teams while Boston College came away with the 2010 title (102 points). New Hampshire lagged closely behind with 93 points and Massachusetts captured third with a 60-point total.

Joining Abdur-Rashed in the hurdles portion was sophomore Nikki Cunha. Cunha qualified for the 400-meter hurdles finals yesterday and scored four points for NU with a fifth-place finish of 1:03.61 in the final heat. Cunha broke out NU's best time of the season on Saturday.

Junior Seri Gordon logged a sixth-place clip of 2:13.19 in the 800-meter run while classmate Annie Scully braved the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 11:10.27 for ninth place.

In the field, sophomore Ida Cance finished 12th in the high jump with a mark of 1.60m (5'3) while rookie Rachel Taback placed 17th in the discus throw aftef clearing 35.39m (116'01).

Northeastern sported a relay squad in the 4x100-, 4x400- and 4x800-meter trials with the 4x800-meter team taking the best time of all three. Northeastern 'A' finished third with a combination of 9:10.87. It was the first time NU has showcased a 4x800-meter team in competition this season. The 4x100 team logged a fourth-place mark of 47.72 in the 4x100 while the 4x400 quartet finished 14th with a combination of 4:00.30.

Championship season rolls on for the Huskies as head coach Sherman Hart leads his team to Princeton, N.J. for the ECAC Championship starting on Sunday, May 14 and concluding on Sunday, May 16.