Seattle Pacific sophomore Hannah Chang secured a victory in the 100-meter hurdles at the PLNU Invitational in San Diego with a remarkable time of 14.37 seconds, nearly a full second ahead of the runner-up.

The Big Picture

Chang's exceptional performance in the hurdles marked a significant improvement from her previous races, showcasing her continuous growth and determination in track and field.

By the Numbers
  • Chang's time progression in the 100-meter hurdles: 15.08 to 14.79 to 14.37.
  • Chang's long jump distance improvement: from 16-1¼ to 16 feet, 3¼ inches.
State of Play
  • Johanna Brown achieved a significant milestone by clocking her first-ever sub-58 time in the 400-meter dash, showcasing consistent progress in her performance.
  • Freshman Jonathan Lieb impressively slashed four seconds off his 1500 meters time within less than 24 hours, demonstrating remarkable improvement.
What's Next

The Falcons will have a break next weekend before returning for the Doris Heritage Invitational on April 5 at Renton Memorial Stadium, where they will resume their track and field events.

Bottom Line

Chang's stellar victory in the hurdles, coupled with Brown and Lieb's impressive performances, reflects the relentless dedication and continuous improvement within the Seattle Pacific University track and field team, setting a strong foundation for future success in upcoming competitions.