Brown University's track and field teams will see participation at the NCAA East Region First Round with six individual athletes and the women's 4x100m relay team qualifying. Hosted by the University of Kentucky from May 27 to May 30, this event features the top athletes aiming for qualifications for the NCAA National Championships in Eugene, Oregon, scheduled for June 10-13.

By the Numbers
  • Elle Riley holds the No. 9 seed in the 400m hurdles with a Brown record time of 57.04 seconds.
  • Junior Eddie Webb, javelin champion, is seeded No. 22 with a throw of 67.85 meters.
  • The women's 4x100m relay team is seeded No. 22 with a school record time of 44.24 seconds.
Yes, But

While Brown's athletes have strong seedings, the competition at the NCAA First Round includes athletes from both the East and West Regions, making any advancement to the National Championships challenging.

State of Play
  • Events start on May 27, with the men's hammer throw and javelin kicking off the competition.
  • Women's events, including the 400m hurdles and 3,000m steeplechase, follow in the subsequent days.
What's Next

As athletes compete, those placing in the top 12 will earn a spot at the National Championships, making this round crucial for their season and future prospects.

Bottom Line

Brown's track and field athletes have a strong opportunity to showcase their talents at the NCAA East Region First Round, but success will depend heavily on their performances against stiff competition.