Bowling Green's women's track and field team showcased their talent at Ball State's We Fly Challenge, achieving significant all-time program marks. Rachael Hoover and Kylee Cubbison excelled in the 800m, finishing first and second, respectively, with Cubbison recording the ninth-best time in program history. The 4x100 relay team also distinguished themselves, securing the sixth-fastest time in BGSU history, while numerous athletes posted strong individual performances in various events, including the triple jump and hurdle races.

By the Numbers
  • Rachael Hoover clocked a time of 2:07.99 in the 800m, while Kylee Cubbison finished in 2:09.75.
  • The 4x100 relay team finished in 46.09, marking the sixth-fastest time in BGSU history.
  • Bonds won the triple jump with a leap of 11.88m, while Imes followed with a third-place jump of 11.31m.
Yes, But

Despite the impressive marks achieved, the competition remains fierce, particularly in the MAC, where several athletes from other schools have also posted top performances this season.

State of Play
  • Bowling Green's athletes have entered the top ranks of the MAC in multiple events following their performances at the We Fly Challenge.
  • Several Falcons are expected to compete next at both the Bryan Clay Invitational and the Virginia Challenge, seeking to improve their standings.
What's Next

The team aims to build on this momentum at upcoming competitions, where they will seek to set more personal and program records against a strong field of competitors.

Bottom Line

Bowling Green's women's track and field team is proving to be a strong contender in the MAC, with powerful performances indicating a bright future as they approach key invitationals.