BOSTON, MA (June 12, 2025) – Aryianna Garceau's historic season isn't over yet.

Just weeks removed from claiming the NCAA Division III Outdoor National Championship in the 100m hurdles, and submitting an undefeated outdoor season agaisnt DIII Competition, UMass Boston junior Aryianna Garceau (Dalton, Mass.) will now take her talents to the national stage in a new way—lining up against some of the fastest women in the world.

Garceau is set to compete this Saturday, June 14, at 10:00 AM at the Star Athletics Sprint Series in Orlando, Florida. The prestigious meet is known for attracting elite professional athletes, including current and former Olympians. It marks the first time in her collegiate career that Garceau will race outside the NCAA ranks—stepping into a world-class field where national records and Olympic dreams are the standard.

This moment signifies far more than just another race. Garceau enters with a bold new goal: to qualify for the 2025 Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships. To do so, she must clock a 100m hurdles time of 13.25 or better—just shy of her current personal best of 13.53, which she set at the 2025 NEICAAA All-New England Championships.

The Star Athletics Invitational offers more than fast competition—it offers a rare opportunity. A window. A proving ground. For Garceau, it's a chance to measure herself against the very best in the United States and take one step closer toward competing on the nation's biggest stage.

This will be her first race as a dual NCAA champion. Now competing independently, Garceau isn't just chasing a mark -- she's chasing history.

Live results will be available HERE.

Garceau is scheduled to race at 10:00 AM. Don't miss a moment as one of UMass Boston's most decorated athletes continues her rise.

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