PHILADELPHIA — Seniors
Azza Borovicka-Swanson and
Ava Duggan and graduate student
Isa Meyers highlighted a big night for the Northeastern track & field at the Penn Relays' distance night on Thursday, with all three runners setting school records.
- Duggan kicked off the night with a time of 4:15.37 in the 1500m, finishing fifth as she broke the school record and was under a second away from the CAA record. The time is the best in the CAA this season and is 28th in the NCAA East Region.
- Borovicka-Swanson blazed past her personal best in the 3000m steeplechase with a time of 10:05.90. That is not only a school record, but is also under the U.S. Olympic Trials minimum qualifying standard. She finished fourth in the race and marked this season's 19th-fastest time in the NCAA entering Thursday.
- Meyers notched the first 10,000m time below 34 minutes in Northeastern history with a 33:59.48 in the event, finishing 11th and breaking Northeastern's school record by over 30 seconds.
- On top of Duggan's 1500m time, senior Abigail Hassman posted a 4:18.60 mark to move into second All-Time at Northeastern. She finished ninth in the event with the third-fastest time in the CAA this year.
- The men's 3000m steeplechase saw graduate student Alexander Korczynski finish eighth with a time of 8:46.44 and senior Kyle Sarney take 12th with a time of 8:54.10.
- In the men's 5000m, sophomore Patrick Cantlon finished 11th with a time of 14:05.52.
The Huskies have two athletes competing at the East Coast Relays in Jacksonville, Florida Friday, April 26 and will host the Jay Carisella Coaches Invitational Saturday, April 27 at Solomon Track in Dedham, Mass.
