DOVER, Del. --- The Delaware State women's track & field team will take part in the 2023 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Track & Field Championships hosted by Norfolk State University.
 
As the Hornets finished fourth overall during the 2022-23 Indoor MEAC Track & Field Championships, Delaware State comes into the 2023 MEAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships with the goal of a team title in mind.
 
Coming off of a very successful regular season, the Hornets were led in large part by Catherine Glenn and Annalise Bond both of whom won multiple individual events while also claiming multiple top finishes.
 
Glenn won the 100-Meter Hurdle twice this season but has proved herself to be a utility athlete having competed in short distance and jumping events where she claimed top finishes as well.
 
Bond, a two-time individual event gold medalist already, is looking to sweep the pole vault championship across both indoor and outdoor championship meets.   
 
Freshman hurdler Chidubem Okwudibonye enters her first MEAC outdoor championship looking to continue making her name known as she has already won the 400-Meter Hurdles once on the year.
 
Short-distance specialists Lakendra Harpe and Khaliyah White have racked up multiple top finishes in the 100-Meter Dash and 200-Meter Dash events while also serving on the relays. Harpe has also competed in jumping events throughout the season specifically shining in the high jump.  
 
Throwers Amber Pelle and Orianna Moore have dominated all season recording multiple top marks and are aiming for the same this week.
 
The 2023 MEAC Outdoor Track & Field championships are set to begin on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Live coverage links for the three-day event can be found below.

Live Results: https://blueridgetiminglive.com/2023/meacout/
 
Live Video - https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/4ecb6d72-1c00-4a81-a2a4-0c7306759367
 
Championship Central - https://meacsports.com/tournaments/?id=2613