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Harvard University’s women’s track and field team made history with an impressive 11th-place finish at the NCAA Indoor National Championships, marking one of their best performances in program history. Meanwhile, the men’s team finished 46th, capping off a competitive season.
The women’s team delivered standout performances across multiple events, demonstrating their depth and talent on the national stage. Key contributions came from several athletes, including strong finishes in sprinting, distance running, and field events. Their 11th-place ranking is the highest ever for the program, signaling a major milestone in Harvard’s track and field history.
On the men’s side, while finishing 46th, the team showcased solid efforts in individual events, competing against some of the top collegiate athletes in the country. Their performance reflects continued progress, with several athletes setting personal bests during the competition.
Harvard’s head coach praised both teams for their dedication and hard work throughout the season. “This is a historic moment for our women’s team, and I couldn’t be prouder of how both our men and women competed at the highest level,” the coach stated.
This achievement places Harvard among the elite programs in collegiate track and field, reinforcing its reputation for producing top-tier student-athletes. With this momentum, the team now turns its focus to the outdoor season, where they hope to build on their success and continue making history.
