Gilchrist is challenging for a NCAA Division I East Region Championship bid in the 110m hurdles. The Red Flash freshman earned a bronze medal during his latest appearance at William & Mary’s Colonial Relays. He crossed the line in 14.32s, a time that is good enough for third place in the NEC despite being 0.04 second off Gilchrist’s seasonal best. With the top-48 performers advancing to the NCAA Regional, Gilchrist (14.28s) currently occupies the No. 43 spot on the list. In terms of IC4A Championships qualifiers, the Keystone State product’s latest time ranks 13th overall.