BOSTON – A group of Northeastern's sprinter and jumpers were in action this weekend at the John Thomas Invite hosted by Boston University. In total, five women and seven men competed for the Huskies on Friday and Saturday.
 
Jessica Scott took 18th place in the long jump, posting a mark of 5.22m. Bria Hernandez and Janaia Skibitcky also competed in the long jump. Hernandez placed 31st (5.00m), while Skibitcky finsihed 37th (4.72m).
 
Leah Saifi finished 11th overall in the pole vault. The New Jersey native posted a mark of 3.36m, a new season-best. Fellow freshman Khailah Griffin finished 42nd overall in the 200m.
 
Donatien Djero and Collins Ebozue both competed in the 200m. Djero took seventh place, while Ebozue placed 27th. Chris Jewett crossed at 50.17 in the 400m and Hayden Kilpatrick finished the 60m hurdles with a time of 9.09.
 
Jordan Samuels earned seventh place in the long jump, while Nick Fofana and Joseph Dimartino finished 11th and 23rd in the high jump. 
 
Northeastern Times/Mark:
 

Event	Athlete – Time/Mark
M Long Jump	Jordan Samuels – 6.79m
W Long Jump	Jessica Scott – 5.22m Bria Hernandez – 5.00m Janaia Skibitcky – 4.72m
M High Jump	Nick Fofana – 1.90m Joseph Dimartino – 1.80m
W Pole Vault	Leah Saifi – 3.36m
M 200m	Donatien Djero – 21.77 Collins Ebozue – 22.29
W 200m	Khailah Griffin – 26.15
M 400m	Chris Jewett – 50.17
M 60mH	Hayden Kilpatrick – 9.09

 
 
Next up for Northeastern:
The Huskies are back in action on February 2-3 for the New England Championships in Boston, Massachusetts at the Reggie Lewis Center.
 
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