The Dickinson women's track and field team competed at the York Twilight Meet, finishing eighth out of 13 teams with a total of 37.5 points. Noteworthy performances included Damien Labrada shattering the school hammer record. Erin Olsavsky achieved a season-best in the 100m, securing second place. Several athletes set personal bests across multiple events, showcasing the team's strong results.

By the Numbers
  • The team earned 37.5 points, placing eighth out of 13 teams.
  • Damien Labrada set a new school record with a hammer throw of 44.80m.
  • Erin Olsavsky finished second in the 100m with a time of 12.51 seconds.
  • Liza Barbash completed the 5000m in 18:13.91, securing fourth place.
Yes, But

While the team placed well and achieved personal bests, competition remains tight, highlighting the need for continued improvement in upcoming meets.

State of Play
  • Multiple athletes achieved personal bests, indicating a positive trend in performance.
  • The team鈥檚 next major competition is the Messiah University multi-day meet from April 9 to April 11.
  • Key athletes are showing consistent improvement, particularly Labrada and Olsavsky.
What's Next

The Red Devils will aim to build on their successes at the upcoming Messiah University meet, seeking to improve on their rankings and individual records.

Bottom Line

With continued dedication and performance enhancement, the Dickinson women's track and field team is set to make strides at the Messiah meet, reinforcing their competitive edge in the season ahead.