Jasneet Nijjar, a graduate student on the Washington State University women’s indoor and outdoor track and field teams, has seen it all throughout her four-plus years here. Originally from British Columbia where she resided until making the decision to attend WSU, Nijjar was in for a healthy amount of change as she moved south to pursue her athletic and academic goals.
We were able to sit down with Jasneet to discuss growing up in British Columbia, how track got started for her, her college career, and much more. Here is what Jasneet had to say…
What are your thoughts on how the first half of the indoor season has progressed?“I think it has gone well this Winter. In preparation for the DMR (distance-medley relay), and after coming up short on that relay last year, we all want to make sure we get to nationals this year. We keep practicing and working hard, and I think come that time we’ll be exactly where we want to be.
Let’s take it back for a minute to your high school and college days. When was it that you decided to start doing track?
Having spent your entirely life in B.C, what was the transition like for you coming down to Pullman?
Speaking of recruiting, what was the college process like for you?
At the time, we were only allowed three visits per school. Following my third visit here, I knew it’s where I wanted to be. I had also visited Iowa state and Duke, but I had…
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