Howard's Women's Track & Field Dynasty Continues to Shine at the MEAC Championships
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Posted By: Will Moss on February 24, 2026 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Feb. 23, 2026 – The Howard University Bison women's track and field team has done it again, clinching their fifth consecutive MEAC (Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) Indoor Track & Field Championship in dominant fashion at the Virginia Beach Sports Center. This latest triumph is a testament to the unwavering dedication and talent of the Bison athletes, who have cemented Howard's status as the premier HBCU powerhouse in indoor track and field. Under the leadership of Head Coach Clarence Flowers, the team has developed a winning culture that showcases the best of HBCU athletics. Key Takeaway: Howard University's women's track and field team has established an unparalleled dynasty within the MEAC, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with in HBCU sports.
The Bison's dominance was on full display at this year's championship, where they emerged victorious with a commanding team score of 221 points. Their nearest competitor, the Norfolk State Spartans, trailed by a significant margin of 62 points. Standout performances were delivered by several Howard athletes, including Amara Johnson, who captured gold medals in the 60-meter hurdles and long jump. Additionally, Jasmine Williams clinched the 800-meter title, while Destiny Walker secured the top spot in the shot put. These individual achievements, combined with the team's overall depth and versatility, have solidified Howard's position as the premier HBCU women's indoor track and field program. The Bison's ability to consistently produce top-tier athletes year after year is a testament to the strength of the university's athletic program and the dedication of its coaching staff. "Our team has worked incredibly hard to reach this level of excellence, and we are proud to represent Howard University and the HBCU community on the national stage," said Head Coach Clarence Flowers. "This championship is a testament to the talent and determination of our student-athletes." As the Bison continue their reign at the top of the MEAC, the HBCU community can take immense pride in their accomplishments. These student-athletes are not only excelling on the track but also serving as role models for aspiring young athletes within the HBCU ecosystem. HBCUConnect Perspective: The Howard University women's track and field team's remarkable five-year championship streak is a testament to the excellence and pride that define HBCU athletics. Their dominance at the MEAC level showcases the depth of talent and the unwavering commitment to success that embodies the HBCU experience. This story serves as an inspiration to all HBCU students, alumni, and supporters, demonstrating the incredible potential that can be unlocked when these institutions and their student-athletes are given the platform to shine. Originally reported by MEAC Sports. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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