Duquesne's women's track and field team celebrated notable achievements with four athletes honored by the Atlantic 10 Conference. Sylvia Kashak, Isabella Costa, and Brandi Brozeski were named to the All-Rookie Team, marking a program record. Rose Kuchera earned a spot on the All-Academic Team, further increasing Duquesne's streak for academic honors. Kashak set a school record in the 1,000 meters during championships while Kuchera became the first All-American in the program's history.

By the Numbers
  • Three All-Rookie selections is the most in program history.
  • Rose Kuchera holds a 4.0 GPA and has set multiple records, including a leap of 6.52 meters (21-4.75) in the long jump.
  • Sylvia Kashak recorded a time of 2:47.00 in the 1,000 meters, the first sub-2:50 performance in Duquesne history.
  • Brandi Brozeski scored 3,526 points in the pentathlon, leading all conference freshmen.
State of Play
  • Duquesne's women's indoor track and field team is currently ranked highly within the Atlantic 10 Conference.
  • The program is experiencing a surge in both athletic and academic performances, with multiple record-breaking athletes.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Duquesne aims to maintain momentum in upcoming outdoor seasons, with potentially more achievements from its standout athletes. Freshmen like Kashak and Costa will likely continue to build on their successes as their experience grows.

Bottom Line

Duquesne's track and field program is emerging as a powerhouse in the A-10, with a strong mix of rookie talent and academic excellence that positions them well for future competitions and accolades.