Virgin Islander Jacob Andrews Helps USC Win NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championship

Virgin Islander Jacob A. Andrews, a standout sprinter for the USC Trojans, played a crucial role in helping USC win the NCAA Men’s Indoor Track & Field National Championship—a historic victory for the program. This marks only the third time in school history that USC has secured this title, with the last championship dating back to 1972. Andrews, who has been a rising force in collegiate track, contributed significantly to the team’s overall success. He clocked a 45.56-second 400-meter race, securing valuable points for the Trojans. This performance placed him 4th in USC history for the event and added critical momentum leading up to the national championship. In addition to his individual success, Andrews was an integral part of USC’s 4x400-meter relay team, which delivered an impressive time of 3:03.57. This time ranks 4th in USC history and is currently tied for 3rd nationally. For those who have followed Andrews’ athletic journey, this milestone is the culmination of years of de...