It wouldn’t be Asinga’s first national record. The official high school record belongs to Trentavis Friday, of Cherryville, North Carolina, when he ran a wind-legal 10.00 in 2014.

Sha’Carri Richardson Wins Season Opener.

The team will have a week off before heading to Oxford, Mississippi, for the SEC Championships May 12-14. That concludes the regular season action for LSU track and field.

Stephen Schlottman – 800 Meters – 1:56.75.

Morgan Smalls was the third-place finisher in the high jump with a clearance of 5’ 9.75” (1.77 meters). Amber Hart finished third in the women’s discus with a heave of 173’ 8” (52.94 meters).ĭa’Marcus Fleming ran a wind-aided time of 10.02 in the 100 meter dash to finish in second place that is the sixth fastest time in the NCAA this year. Meyer threw the shot put a distance of 66’ 1” (20.14 meters), and Pedigo threw the javelin stick 235’ 1” (71.66 meters). Both John Meyer and Tzuriel Pedigo placed second in their events. The throws crew accounted for three of those. LSU had five other podium finishes on the day. The men’s trio of Garrett Hamilton (9:21.80), Will Dart (9:25.27) and Jackson Martingayle (9:28.76) did the same as the women for the top three spots. The time by Hardy is the sixth fastest in LSU history. Stamey won in a readout of 10:23.99 and was followed by Funderburk (10:25.94) and Hardy (11:06.86). The women’s trio of Alicia Stamey, Sara Funderburk, and Callie Hardy ran to a 1-2-3 finish. LSU swept the top three spots in both the women’s and men’s 3,000 meter steeplechases to begin the day on the track. The men’s 4×400 meter relay of Dorian Camel, Sean Burrell, Aaron Smith, and Ashton Hicks clocked a season best of 3:02.97 to win the event. He leaped out to a wind-aided mark of 53’ 4.50” (16.27 meters) that mark moves him up to No. Adam Wise was dominant in the 1,500 meter run with a winning time of 3:50.60, winning by more than three seconds.įreshman Apalos Edwards won his second straight event in the triple jump. Lorena Rangel notched a personal best in the race as well with a time of 2:04.74 to finish fourth. NCAA leader Katy-Ann McDonald won the 800 meter title with a time of 2:02.87, while teammate Michaela Rose placed third with a clocking of 2:03.34. The distance crew had two other wins on the day. He finished second behind Olympic silver medalist Grant Holloway (13.34). was the top collegiate finisher in the men’s 110 meter hurdles with a time of 13.57 that he ran into a headwind. Armstrong prevailed with a time of 12.72 to beat Grace Stark (Florida) and Ackera Nugent (Baylor). In the hurdles, Alia Armstrong picked up the win in a field that featured three of the top five hurdlers in the NCAA.

The women’s 4×100 meter relay of Alia Armstrong, Favour Ofili, Symone Mason, and Thelma Davies ran a 42.85 to garner silver. It was a group of Eric Edwards Jr., Dorian Camel, Da’Marcus Fleming, and Kenroy Higgins II that combined for season best readout that ranks as the fifth fastest in the NCAA this year. The men’s 4×100 meter relay beat a talented field of relay crews with a season best time of 38.85. It’s also the seventh fastest time in the world this season.

LSU sprinter Dorian Camel ran a personal best of 20.00 flat to finish third in the event Camel’s time of 20.00 is the fifth fastest in LSU history and No. He opened his 2022 outdoor season in his main event with a time of 19.49 seconds, the fourth fastest ever in world history behind Usain Bolt (19.19), Yohan Blake (19.26), and Michael Johnson (19.32). The story of the day in the realm of world athletics was definitely Erriyon Knighton, the 18-year old sprint phenom who finished fourth a year ago at the Tokyo Olympics in the 200 meters. 3 in Nigerian history, and it ranks as the fourth fastest wind legal time in the world this season. The time of 10.93 by Ofili is the fifth fastest in LSU history, eighth fastest in collegiate history, No. Not only did she win the race, but she also beat three Olympic/world medalists whilst doing so in defeating Mikiah Brisco (10.98), Aleia Hobbs (11.11) and Jenna Prandini (11.15). She burst out the blocks on the way to setting a wind legal personal best of 10.93 seconds in the event to win the title. Ofili, who already owns the collegiate record in the 200 meters, was running the 100 meter dash for the second straight meet. – LSU track and field’s Favour Ofili ran a blistering 10.93 in the 100 meter dash on Saturday at the LSU Invitational under the bright sun at Bernie Moore Track Stadium to win the event and move up to No.

Fastest 100 meter dash