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Track and Field Has Strong Showing at Episcopal Relays
Gonzaga Indoor Track came in second place overall in Episcopal High School's Maroon & Black Relays on Thursday, January 20. The Eagles scored 98 points overall, trailing only Georgetown Day School (118 points). The Eagles took first place in the 55m hurdles, 4x200, Shot Put, High Jump, and the Triple Jump.
Here are some highlights of the meet and a list of all those scoring points:
After having their last two scheduled meets canceled due to COVID concerns, first year head coach Conrad Singh '00 and the Eagles were looking forward to finally competing in 2022. With winter weather in the forecast, it looked like the Eagles would once again have to wait to run, throw, and jump against other schools once again. However, midway through the day, with clear roads and no snow, Gonzaga gave Singh and the team the green light to compete at the meet.
"It was great to be able to finally compete," says Coach Singh. "Although we were unable to get every Eagle there, all of the families did an amazing job pivoting in the middle of the day to get as many guys to the competition as possible."
Click here to see all of the results.
Next up for the Eagles is a trip to Staten Island, New York to compete in the Ocean Breeze Invitational on Saturday, January 29.
Go Gonzaga!
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Here are some highlights of the meet and a list of all those scoring points:
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After having their last two scheduled meets canceled due to COVID concerns, first year head coach Conrad Singh '00 and the Eagles were looking forward to finally competing in 2022. With winter weather in the forecast, it looked like the Eagles would once again have to wait to run, throw, and jump against other schools once again. However, midway through the day, with clear roads and no snow, Gonzaga gave Singh and the team the green light to compete at the meet.
"It was great to be able to finally compete," says Coach Singh. "Although we were unable to get every Eagle there, all of the families did an amazing job pivoting in the middle of the day to get as many guys to the competition as possible."
Click here to see all of the results.
Next up for the Eagles is a trip to Staten Island, New York to compete in the Ocean Breeze Invitational on Saturday, January 29.
Go Gonzaga!
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