The IU Indianapolis women's track and field team set new school records in both the 4x100 and 4x400 relay events at the Norse Track Invitational. The quartet of Sophia Palmer, Jahzara McAlister, Paige Schulte, and Sarah Madi-Bouabre clocked a time of 47.42 seconds in the 4x100, breaking the previous record by a tenth of a second. Later, Schulte, Palmer, McAlister, and Skylar Ferry finished the 4x400 in 3:55.09, nearly a second faster than the old record. Wini Barnett and Jenna Twedt also dominated the 800m event, finishing first and second respectively, with Barnett achieving the fastest time by a Jaguar this season.

By the Numbers
  • 4x100 relay record: 47.42 seconds (previously 47.52 seconds)
  • 4x400 relay record: 3:55.09 (previously 3:56.00)
  • Wini Barnett's 800m time: 2:16.63 (season-best)
  • Jenna Twedt's 800m time: 2:19.35 (personal best)
State of Play
  • The Jaguars displayed strong performances across various events at the Norse Track Invitational.
  • Both the 4x100 and 4x400 relays now hold new school records.
What's Next

The Jaguars will compete again next weekend at the Wake Forest Invitational and the Gibson Invitational in Terre Haute, aiming to build on their recent success.

Bottom Line

The IU Indianapolis women's track and field team demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork, breaking two significant school records and achieving personal bests, showcasing their potential for future competitions.