The University of Redlands Track and Field teams delivered a commanding performance at SCIAC Quad Cup No. 2, winning the men's competition by 64 points and the women's by 71. The men's team scored 192 points, outperforming California Lutheran University, Caltech, La Verne, and Whittier. Key highlights included Jude Holling's victories in both the 400m and 110m hurdles, along with wins in the relays. The women's team also shined, with significant wins including a record-setting 4x400 relay performance.

By the Numbers
  • Men's team scored 192 points, winning by 64 points.
  • Women's team won by 71 points, scoring 225, while finishing 160 points ahead of Caltech.
  • Jude Holling's time in the 400m hurdles (54.25) now ranks ninth all-time.
  • The women's 4x400 relay time of 3:56.79 is the eighth best in program history.
Yes, But

While Redlands showcased clear dominance, potential concerns linger around the competition's overall level of performance compared to top-tier programs, which might influence future meets. A more challenging schedule could better prepare the teams for national-level events.

State of Play
  • Redlands has established itself as a formidable force in SCIAC with consistent top performances this season.
  • The teams are focusing on upcoming competitions, including the Brutus Hamilton Invitational at UC Berkeley.
What's Next

Redlands Track and Field will continue to build on this momentum, sending multi-athletes to Berkeley while the whole team prepares for the Pomona-Pitzer Invite on April 11. These competitions are crucial as they aim to strengthen their positions for postseason events.

Bottom Line

Redlands Track and Field's impressive victories at the SCIAC Quad Cup highlight their strong athletic capabilities. Continued focus on performance and competition level will be key to their success in upcoming meets and beyond. Their journey is one to watch as they aim for championship titles.