Virginia Beach, VA - The La Salle track & field teams will race in the Atlantic 10 championship meet this weekend on Friday and Saturday with the race set to start at 9:00 am Friday. The meet will be streamed on ESPN+.
 
Last Time Out
 
The Explorers last competed on Friday, February 20 in the Philly Metro Invite at the Ott Center. In the meet, freshman Jonathan Schuck and junior Deion McIntosh went 1-2 in the men's 300-meter dash, while freshman Beca Bown placed third in the women's mile.

La Salle In The Atlantic 10 Championship Meet
 
This is the 31st year that both teams will compete in the indoor A-10 Championships. The women's team's best finish is second place twice (2005, 2006), while the men's team won the conference in 1996 and 2003. In last year's meet, the men's team finished in 9th place out of 11 teams, whereas the women were 9th place out of 14 teams. 
 
It's All Goode
 
Junior Gwenno Goode will look to defend her title in the 3k after she won it last year by less than a tenth. She also was part of the winning distance medley relay team, racing with seniors Lexy RIvard, Neve Moulai, and junior Soleil Morrison. Goode was additionally named to the conference's All-Academic Indoor Track & Field team last year.
 
P"hill"y Tough
 
Junior Matt Hill was named to the A-10 All-Rookie team last year after a statement debut indoor season for the Explorers. Hill was eighth in the 5k in the conference championships last year with a time of 14:37.91. In last week's meet Hill recorded a personal best in the mile with his time of 4:21.29. 

"Usher"ing In
 
Helene Usher will look to improve off her A-10 conference championship 5k time from last year. The junior recorded bronze in the 2025 edition, completing the event in 16:47.35.

"Muir" Records Broken
 
Senior Chanel Muir has set two program records this season, and will aim to add one more this weekend racing in the mile. Muir has set program records in the 1k (2:22.39) and the mile already (3:59.78).

Next Up
 
Should anyone qualify, the teams' next (and final) meet would be the NCAA Championships in March. The competition will be streamed on ESPN+.