AMHERST, Mass. – At the UMass Last Chance Meet Thursday, Yale women's track and field senior and team captain Dominique Romain delivered another impressive performance as she competed in both the 100m dash and the long jump. Romain claimed first place in the 100m dash, crossing the finish line in 11.97 seconds. In the long jump, she secured a solid third-place finish with a leap of 5.56 meters, continuing her consistent form across events. Full results can be found here.

Romain's performance at UMass is just the latest highlight in what has been an outstanding senior campaign. Throughout the 2024-25 track and field season, she has proven herself as a versatile and elite competitor. She participated in both the Indoor and Outdoor Ivy League Heptagonal Championships, where she notably placed sixth in the long jump at the outdoor meet with a personal best of 6.13 meters. She currently ranks No. 39 in the East in the long jump.

Earlier in the season, Romain etched her name into Yale's record books by setting a new school record in the 100 meter dash. She clocked a blazing time of 11.75 seconds at the Wake Forest Invitational in April, a performance that stands as one of the fastest in Ivy League history.