The Saint Peter's track and field teams are poised for the 2026 Outdoor Metropolitan Championships at Randall's Island on April 3. Events kick off at 11 a.m. with the women's 3000m steeplechase and men's hammer throw. The Peacocks recently saw success, with standout performances including Alia Moreira's first-place finish at the Peacock Invitational in discus and Cashieve Blair shattering the outdoor school record in the 200m. Both men's and women's teams aim to build on last year's sixth-place finishes, with hopes for improved performances from key athletes.

By the Numbers
  • Cashieve Blair set a new outdoor school record in the 200m with a time of 20.98 seconds.
  • Alia Moreira's discus throw measured 36.52m (119 feet, 10 inches).
  • The men's 4x100m relay team finished second last year with a time of 41.40 seconds, just 0.08 seconds behind Fordham.
State of Play
  • The Peacocks are competing against teams like Manhattan, St. John's, and Fordham, each with strong early-season performances.
  • Manhattan鈥檚 Julia Hendricks recently won the 1500m with a time of 4:37.60, showing potential competition.
  • St. John's has also gained momentum, with several event wins in their recent meets.
What's Next

As the Peacocks head into the championship, they must leverage individual strengths and team chemistry to improve upon past performances. Continued training and strategic preparations will be key in addressing the competitive landscape posed by rival teams.

Bottom Line

The Peacocks are well-positioned to make a significant impact at the 2026 Outdoor Metropolitan Championships, with a mix of emerging talent and experienced athletes. Highlighting recent achievements will be critical for motivation as they aim for podium finishes and team cohesion.