ECAC/IC4A: Saturday results

We saved the best for last at Princeton on a long and hot Saturday. Our women’s 4x800 relay bested their two-week-old school record by running 9:09.91. We were in an extremely competitive section and were running from behind almost the entire race. But our ladies ran with such toughness and grit, and we are extremely proud of them. All of our women did great, as you’ll see in the splits below. But it should be noted that Kristen Traub’s 2:15.8 came a few hours after her solid race in the 1,500 trials. Yet another record in what has been a record-breaking winter and spring for our women’s track team.

Earlier in the day, Hakim Cunningham ended what was a remarkable, record-breaking season of his own with a time of 14.90 in the 110 hurdle trials. Two of his final hurdles were a bit shaky and cost him an opportunity to improve on his school record and advance to the semifinals. We are extremely proud of Hakim, who made history by being our first hurdler to qualify for the outdoor IC4A meet.

ECAC/IC4A Championships

Saturday, May 16, 2015

Princeton University

Women’s 1,500 trials

Kristen Traub 4:35.58 (18 of 28)

69.6, 2:23.5 (73.8), 3:38.3 (74.8), 4:35.58 (77.58 last 400m)

Women’s 3,200-meter relay trials

Marist 9:09.91 (16 of 18) *school record, breaks old record of 9:11.34 set two weeks ago by same team

Relay team members and splits:

Jenn Horner 2:19.5

Kristen Traub 2:15.8

Jenna Robinson 2:17.4

Janelle Solviletti 2:16.8

Men’s 110-meter hurdles trials

Hakim Cunningham 14.90 (23 of 31)