2017-18 Women's Track and Field Roster
Biography
| Personal Bests |
| Events |
Time |
| 60 meters |
7.95 |
| 100 meters |
12.14 |
| 200 meters |
24.71 |
2017-18:Â
OUTDOOR
Placed 12th in the 100m (13.62) and 15th in the 200m (28.50) at the Mark Young Invite (April 7) ... Competed in the 100m at the Northeast Challenge (April 14) ... Finished fourth in the 100m (12.92) at the Jay Carisella Invite (April 21) ... Earned bronze in the 100m (13.00) and eleventh in the 200m (27.72) at the Brown Springtime Invitational (April 29).Â
INDOOR
Made her season debut with a sixth-place finish in the 60m (8.32) and a seventh-place finish in the 200m (27.30) at the Joe Donahue Games (Jan. 19).
2016-17:Â
OUTDOOR
8
th 100m dash Mark Young Invite (13.21) ... 11
th 200m Mark Young Invite (28.40) ... 12
th 100m dash Northeast Challenge (13.21) ... 6
th 100m dash Brown Springtime Invite (13.05) ... 13
th 200m Brown Springtime Invite (28.07)
INDOOR
14
th 60m dash Jay Carisella Invite (8.21) ... 17
th 200m Jay Carisella Invite (27.62)
CROSS COUNTRY
124
th CCSU Mini Meet (14:55.55)
2014-15:Â
OUTDOOR
Finished 11th in the 100-meter dash (13.17) at the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational (April 4).
INDOOR
Placed 22nd in the 200-meter dash at Boston University's season opener with a time of 27.35 (Dec. 6) ... Was on the fourth-place 4x400 relay team at the Joe Donahue Games (Jan. 23).
Before Northeastern:
Placed seventh in the 100-meter dash and sixth in the 200-meter dash at the 2013 New York Outdoor State Championships. Â
Earned sixth place in the 55-meter dash at the 2013 New York Indoor State Championships.
Personal:
Class of 2019.
Coach Erickson on Michels:Â
"When Melissa joined us on an unofficial visit last summer, my instinct was that Melissa would be a great Husky. As we got to know her, and she us, we all knew this was the right fit as Melissa exhibited traits of a very successful person. She was driven and motivated both athletically and academically, exactly the kind of athlete who is successful at Northeastern. We are elated that Melissa chose Northeastern over many other Ivy League schools and really believe she will have a successful and fulfilling experience as a Husky."
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