Preview: at Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

Thursday, March 30

Austin, Texas

TCU

95th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

Preview: at Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

3/29/2023 7:34:00 PM | Men's Outdoor Track, Women's Outdoor Track

Live Results Meet Central Outdoor Progressions

FORT WORTH – TCU track and field continues its outdoor season at the 95th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays.

Meet Information
March 30-April 1
Austin, Texas
Mike A. Myers Stadium
Live Results
Meet Central
TCU Outdoor Progressions

Last Time Out
TCU tallied nine wins at the Clyde Hart Classic.

Highlighting the meet was Jade Ferrell, who notched her first collegiate win in the high jump. She set a school record and a new personal-best with her height of 1.73m (5' 8.0").

Also earning a win was Gavin Champ in the triple jump. He recorded a massive personal-best and the sixth-farthest mark in Division I this season with his leap of 15.66m (51' 4.50").

The Horned Frogs swept the 800m. In the women's 800m, Gracie Morris earned her second win of the weekend with her time of 2:06.38, the eighth-fastest time in Division I this season. Jasmin Muhammad-Graham finished second with her career-best time of 2:07.15, putting her at No. 12 in the country.

On the men's side, Ryan Martin ran a personal-best time of 1:50.52 to win the race. Adding another win to the distance squad's weekend was Mariana Martinez who placed first overall in the women's 3000 with a personal-best time of 9:43.73. Peyton McQuillan (9:56.12) and London Culbreath (10:22.65) took second and third, respectively.

Iyana Gray notched her second win of the season in the 100m with her time of 11.38. She was also part of the winning 4x100 relay team, along with Rachell Hall, Samarra Monrroy and Emma Seetoo, that clocked a 44.67.

The men's 4x40 squad ended the day strong, earning its second win of the outdoor season. The team of David Seete, Donnie James, Simbarashe Maketa and Ryan Jordan clocked a 3:06.28, the fourth-fastest time in the country this season.

In the men's 400m, James placed second with his time of 46.49. Coming in third was Seete (47.19). Noah Winters placed second overall (8:31.92) in the men's 3000m.

Big 12 Athletes of the Week
TCU swept the Big 12 Athlete of the Week awards on March 22. With her three wins at the TCU Alumni Invite, Gray garnered TCU's first female Big 12 Athlete of the Week award since 2021. She currently leads the Big 12 in both the 100m and the 4x100 relay. On the men's side, Mudzengerere's victory in the triple jump earned Big 12 Athlete of the Week after leading the Big 12 in the triple jump.

Frogs in the Top 25
MEN
Name                                      Event              National Ranking      Time/Mark
Theophilus Mudzengerere Triple Jump     4th                               15.74m (3.6w)
Seete, James                          4x400 Relay    4th                               3:06.28
Maketa, Jordan
Gavin Champ                          Triple Jump     6th                               15.66m (2.7w)
Clinton Muunga                      100m               12th                             10.28 (3.5w)
Donnie James                         400m               17th                             21.06 (2.1w)
Ekong, James                         4x100 Relay    23rd                             40.01
Sholars, Muunga

WOMEN
Name                                      Event              National Ranking      Time/Mark
Iyana Gray                              100m               2nd                              11.14 (3.1w)
Gracie Morris                          800m               8th                               2:06.38
Jasmin Muhammad-Graham         800m               12th                             2:07.15
Gracie Morris                          1,500m            12th                             4:17.93
Hall, Gray 4x100 Relay    16th 44.67
Monrroy, Seetoo
Monrroy, Gray                         4x400 Relay    23rd                             3:39.67
Seetoo, Banks

2022 Indoor Season Recap
Both Grace Anigbata and Jaren Holmes garnered Second Team All-American honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Anigbata finished 10th overall with her school-record leap of 13.58m (44' 6.75").

On the men's side, Holmes finished ninth with his mark of 16.23m (53' 3"). It's the third time this indoor season he has cleared 16.10m and the first time he has garnered All-American honors.