Tommies Track Earn PBs and Set New STU Records at JSA Moncton Open

The women's 4*200 relay team finished first out of five teams at the JSA Moncton Open.
The women's 4*200 relay team finished first out of five teams at the JSA Moncton Open.

The St. Thomas University Tommies put forth a stellar performance at the Jump Start Athletics Moncton Open.

The meet was highlighted by a first-place finish by Hannah Clarke, Kelly Brennan, Sarah Hickman, and Grace Baker in the 4*200 relay, who clocked in at 1:59.24—less than one second away from the STU record.

Hickman ran her way into the STU record books, setting the new standard in the 200m dash with a time of 28.95. Second-year runner Chelsey Hall also established a new STU benchmark in the 3000m, beating the previous record of 11:59.10 previously held by Kyla Tanner. 

On the men's side, Philip Schwenteck ran a personal best in the 200m with a time of 25.96. He also came through in the 300m, crossing the line in 40.87 for a second place finish.

FULL RESULTS
 Women's 200m Dash
Sarah Hickman 28.95
Chelsey Hall 29.21
Hannah Clarke 29.74
Kelly Brennan 31.08

Men's 200m Dash
Philip Schwenteck 25.90

Women's 300m Dash
Sarah Hickman 46.96

Men's 300m Dash
Philip Schwenteck 40.87

Women's 1000m
Alaina Mejia 3:50.56

Women's 1500m
Alaina Mejia 5:59.57

Women's 3000m
Chelsey Hall 11:57.82

4*200 Relay
1:59.24