Howard University’s men's track and field team remains competitive, currently sitting fifth with 41 points after Day Two of the MEAC Outdoor Championships in Norfolk, Virginia. Key performances included Sean Wray and Roman Mills finishing first and second in the long jump, while Tarike Lavine and Benjamin Hilliard contributed to the scoring in hammer throw. Several athletes qualified for Championship Saturday, including standout times in the 800-meter and 400-meter events. The top three teams are Norfolk State (69 points), Delaware State (54 points), and South Carolina State (53 points). Championship Saturday is set for May 16 at 10 a.m.

By the Numbers
  • Howard University has 41 points after eight scored events.
  • Sean Wray scored silver in the long jump with a distance of 7.48 meters.
  • Tarike Lavine achieved third place in hammer throw with a throw of 48.29 meters.
  • Elijah Grant recorded an automatic qualifying time of 46.88 seconds in the 400-meter dash.
State of Play
  • Norfolk State leads the standings with 69 points after Day Two.
  • Championship Saturday features critical events including the men's 4x400 relay.
  • Multiple student-athletes have qualified for finals, showcasing strong potential for scoring.
What's Next

As Championship Saturday approaches, the Bison athletes will aim to improve their standings. With multiple qualifiers, they have a solid chance of boosting their overall point tally. Key races and events will dictate the final outcome for Howard's track and field team.

Bottom Line

The Howard men's track and field team has the opportunity to climb in the standings on Championship Saturday, but strong performances will be essential to surpass rivals and secure a higher placement in the MEAC Outdoor Championships.