Florida Atlantic Closes Out Day One in Jacksonville; Hatch Breaks Program Record

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. – The Florida Atlantic women's track & field team finished day one of the East Coast Relays, hosted by the University of North Florida, on Friday evening, highlighted by Jessica Hatch breaking a program record in the 1500m.

The Owls began the evening with Camilla Nicholas competing in the 200-meter run. In the 1500-meter, three runners (Hatch, Constance Pittet, and Anabell Reumann) represented FAU. To close out the night, five Owls ran in the 5000-meter.

QUICK HITS

Nicholas finished the night with a 24.95 in the 200-meter.
After 20 years, Hatch broke the school record in the 1500-meter. She finished with a 4:27.58 for personal best on the evening.
Junior Reumann etched her name in the record book with a 4:31.06 in the 1500-meter, third all-time.
Pittet was one of the three Owls who finished within the top 20, finishing with a 4:37.25.
Junior Andi VanMeter finished the night with a season best in the 5000-meter with a time of 18:17.43.

UPCOMING

The Owls will remain in Jacksonville for the second and final day of the East Coast Relays. The first event of the day for FAU will be the high jump.

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