Track and Field Adds Four Transfers
7/27/2021 2:16:00 PM | Men's Indoor Track, Women's Indoor Track, Men's Outdoor Track, Women's Outdoor Track
FORT WORTH – TCU track and field recently signed four new transfers.
Khyasia Caldwell is a graduate transfer from the University of Virginia. The jumps specialist is a native of Pocono Summit, Pa.
A standout member of the Cavalier Track and Field team from the beginning, Caldwell was a two-time All American, three-time NCAA east qualifier, and four-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference awardee.
During her first season in 2018 Caldwell was the ACC runner up in long jump after capturing a mark of 6.10m. She continued to shine during the 2019 season, making her first of three NCAA east appearances and recording a career high mark of 6.15m at the ACC Championships.
Despite the 2020 season being cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Caldwell still achieved All American Honors yet again after advancing to the NCAA Championships and reeled in another second-place finish at the ACC Championships.
Caldwell's 2021 season was one for the record books: she etched in three personal bests, three first place finishes, and multiple all-time school high marks. On top of her multiple PBs and podium finishes, the real highlight of Caldwell's 2021 came after she qualified for the NCAA Championship in long jump with a mark of 6.26m. Caldwell ultimately finished 23rd at the NCAA Championship with mark of 5.88m.
Anigbata Chinonyelum comes to TCU from Kansas State University. The jumps specialist is a native of Nigeria.
The 2021 season was a special one for the Nigerian. Chinonyelum had two first place finishes, one in triple jump at the Arkansas Qualifier and another in long jump at the Kansas State Wildcat Invitational. She recently ended her 2021 season on a high note with a third-place finish in the triple jump at the Big 12 Championship.
Devin Roberson is a sophomore throws transfer from the University of Missouri, originally from Jefferson City, Mo.
The Mizzou transfer is a graduate of Jefferson City High School where he was a two-time state champion in discus, state runner-up in shot put, and New Balance national champion. In 2019 Roberson was named the No. 1 combined thrower in the nation. During his 2021 season, Roberson finished 13th in discus at the SEC Championship with a mark of 50.87 m.
Imani Udoumana is a graduate transfer from Arkansas State originally hailing from Nashville, Tenn.
While at Arkansas State, Udoumana was the 2019 Sun Belt Confrence (SBC) Outdoor Triple Jump Champion, 2021 SBC Outdoor Triple Jump Silver Medalist and set multiple all-time school top ten marks. Udoumana recently closed out her 2021 season as an NCAA west qualifier and jumped a personal best, 12.86m in the triple jump at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Spring Invitational.
Khyasia Caldwell is a graduate transfer from the University of Virginia. The jumps specialist is a native of Pocono Summit, Pa.
A standout member of the Cavalier Track and Field team from the beginning, Caldwell was a two-time All American, three-time NCAA east qualifier, and four-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference awardee.
During her first season in 2018 Caldwell was the ACC runner up in long jump after capturing a mark of 6.10m. She continued to shine during the 2019 season, making her first of three NCAA east appearances and recording a career high mark of 6.15m at the ACC Championships.
Despite the 2020 season being cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Caldwell still achieved All American Honors yet again after advancing to the NCAA Championships and reeled in another second-place finish at the ACC Championships.
Caldwell's 2021 season was one for the record books: she etched in three personal bests, three first place finishes, and multiple all-time school high marks. On top of her multiple PBs and podium finishes, the real highlight of Caldwell's 2021 came after she qualified for the NCAA Championship in long jump with a mark of 6.26m. Caldwell ultimately finished 23rd at the NCAA Championship with mark of 5.88m.
Anigbata Chinonyelum comes to TCU from Kansas State University. The jumps specialist is a native of Nigeria.
The 2021 season was a special one for the Nigerian. Chinonyelum had two first place finishes, one in triple jump at the Arkansas Qualifier and another in long jump at the Kansas State Wildcat Invitational. She recently ended her 2021 season on a high note with a third-place finish in the triple jump at the Big 12 Championship.
Devin Roberson is a sophomore throws transfer from the University of Missouri, originally from Jefferson City, Mo.
The Mizzou transfer is a graduate of Jefferson City High School where he was a two-time state champion in discus, state runner-up in shot put, and New Balance national champion. In 2019 Roberson was named the No. 1 combined thrower in the nation. During his 2021 season, Roberson finished 13th in discus at the SEC Championship with a mark of 50.87 m.
Imani Udoumana is a graduate transfer from Arkansas State originally hailing from Nashville, Tenn.
While at Arkansas State, Udoumana was the 2019 Sun Belt Confrence (SBC) Outdoor Triple Jump Champion, 2021 SBC Outdoor Triple Jump Silver Medalist and set multiple all-time school top ten marks. Udoumana recently closed out her 2021 season as an NCAA west qualifier and jumped a personal best, 12.86m in the triple jump at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Spring Invitational.
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