The Florida Southern College women's track team made a significant impact at the ERAU Running Elements Classic, setting two new records. Freshman Hope Schoenwetter improved her own 3,000m steeplechase freshman record, while the 4x800m relay team broke an eight-year-old school record. Sophomore Nika Gividen achieved the third-best time in program history for the 1,500m, showcasing strong performances across the board. The team is poised for continued success as they approach the final day of the event.

By the Numbers
  • Hope Schoenwetter finished the 3,000m steeplechase in 12:25.02, surpassing her previous freshman record of 12:27.78.
  • The 4x800m relay team clocked in at 9:57.48, breaking the prior school record of 10:08.38 set in 2018.
State of Play
  • Nika Gividen's time of 4:42.38 in the 1,500m ranks third in program history.
  • Freshman Addison Sharp finished 32nd in the 5,000m with a time of 21:35.11.
What's Next

The team will compete again on April 4, aiming to build on their record-setting performances during the final day of the ERAU Running Elements Classic.

Bottom Line

Florida Southern's women's track team is poised for a strong season, exemplified by their record-breaking performances, setting a foundation for continued success in upcoming competitions.