Longwood Girls Relay Team Show Their Best

By Tom Barton | Jan 11, 2025 | Sports

Longwood Varsity team | Longwoodsd | Instagram

Both the Longwood High School boys' and girls' varsity 4x400m relay team qualified for the Millrose Games at the Nike Track and Field Center.

The event will be held in early February. For the girl's they wound up qualifying by having a season best performance. They ran this year's best personal time 4:09.22. In addition to being the fastest time for this season that also was the team's fastest indoor time since 2017.

Zoe Davis, Victoria Paris, Sara Mangels, and Brooke Pfeiffer can all write their names in the Lions record books as they look forward to next month's big event.

The Millrose Games pit some of the best high school athletes in America against each other. This will be the 118th NYRR Millrose Games.

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Longwood High School

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