The Chestnut Hill College Men's Track and Field team delivered a strong performance at the Ursinus College Springfest, achieving eight personal bests and securing one qualifying mark for the upcoming conference championship. Most improvements occurred in sprint events, with Michael Lopez-Zabala qualifying for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Championship Meet by throwing 42.01 meters in javelin. Kyree Griffin and Marvin Dozier also excelled in the 100 and 200 meter sprints, each recording personal bests. Notably, the team鈥檚 4x100 meter relay finished with a season-best time, solidifying their competitive edge. They look ahead to their next event on April 11, 2026, at the Oscar Moore Classic.

By the Numbers
  • Eight personal best marks achieved by team members.
  • 42.01 meters (137'10") throw by Lopez-Zabala to qualify for the CACC championship.
  • 11.60 seconds in the 100m dash by Kyree Griffin.
  • 23.27 seconds in the 200m dash by Moussa Coulibaly.
Yes, But

While many athletes improved their times, the competitiveness of the events may pose challenges at the upcoming championship meet, especially against stronger programs.

State of Play
  • The team is building momentum with multiple personal bests leading up to the championship season.
  • CACC qualifiers are crucial for athletes to secure spots in the upcoming championship meet.
What's Next

The Griffins will aim to continue their trend of personal bests and strong performances at the Oscar Moore Classic, seeking to further improve their standings ahead of the CACC Championship.

Bottom Line

The team's robust performance at Springfest highlights their potential, but consistent improvement will be key as they prepare for the challenges of the conference championship ahead.