The St. John's track and field team excelled at The Big Hurt, hosted at the DaSilva Memorial Track and Field Complex. They achieved six event wins and 10 top-five placements, highlighted by junior Attoya Harvey setting a new meet record in the 1,500 meters at 4:50.30. Harvey outpaced all competitors, including breaking a previous record held by teammate Cristina Stanescu. Additionally, Mia-Sara Torres secured the 2,000-meter steeplechase title while the Red Storm swept the hurdle events. St. John's will compete next at the Metropolitan Outdoor Championships.

By the Numbers
  • Attoya Harvey set a new meet record in the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:50.30.
  • The Red Storm claimed six event wins during the competition.
Yes, But

While the team achieved notable success, they will face stronger competition at upcoming championships, testing their current dominance and depth in various track events.

State of Play
  • St. John's team has set strong individual performances with multiple athletes placing in top positions.
  • The team is building momentum after finishing second in previous indoor championships and fourth in cross country.
What's Next

The St. John's track and field team will aim to maintain their winning streak at the Metropolitan Outdoor Championships on April 3, where they will face heightened competition.

Bottom Line

St. John's track and field is on an upward trajectory, showcasing depth and talent, but they must sustain their performance levels to remain competitive as the season progresses.