Preview: Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

Wednesday, March 27

Austin, Texas

10:30 AM

TCU

Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

Preview: Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

3/26/2024 9:10:00 PM | Track and Field, Women's Outdoor Track

Live Results Final Schedule

TCU travels to Austin for the four-day meet

FORT WORTH – TCU track and field travels to Austin, Texas, for the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays (March 27-30). The four-day meet begins with the multis at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday.

Meet Info
96th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
March 27-30
Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field • Austin, Texas
Live Results
Meet Schedule
Final Men's Entries
Final Women's Entries

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TCU Makes Their Mark in the Rankings
Both teams were ranked in the debut edition of the USTFCCCA National Rating Index (March 25).

The TCU women's track and field team is ranked third nationally while the men's team is ranked 23rd. On the women's team, Irene Jepkemboi is currently No. 2 in the nation for the javelin after shattering the Kenyan National Record (57.23m).

Teanna Harlin, Mikayla Hayes, Iyana Gray and Breanna Harlin ran the third-fastest 4x100 time this season at 43.66. Gracie Morris (800m) is fourth in the NCAA this season with her time of 2:04.15. For the men's team, Graydon Morris helped secure TCU's No. 23 spot overall with his No. 2 mark in the country in the 5,000m. Ryan Martin and Lloyd Frilot ranked ninth and 13th as well.

Frogs in the Top 25
Below is a list of Horned Frogs that rank in the Top 25 on the NCAA Outdoor Performance List

Name	Event	Mark/Time	NCAA Ranking
Irene Jepkemboi	Javelin	57.23 m	No. 2
Graydon Morris	5,000m	14:11.50	No. 2
Teanna Harlin, Mikayla Hayes Breanna Harlin, Iyana Gray	4x100 Relay	43.66	No. 3
Gracie Morris	800m	2:04.15	No. 4
Iyana Gray	100m	11.31	No. 6
Teanna Harlin	200m	23.13	No. 8
Tia Williams	400 Hurdles	58.12	No. 8
Ryan Martin	800m	1:49.04	No. 9
Jasmin Muhammad-Graham	800m	2:05.35	No. 9
Maria Bienvenu	Javelin	52.41m	No. 10
Amelliah Birdow	400 Hurdles	58.26	No. 11
Lloyd Frilot	800m	1:49.64	No. 13
Kashie Crockett	200m	20.64	No. 15
Emma Seetoo	Long Jump	6.21m	No. 15
Teanna Harlin	100m	11.45	No. 16
Gracie Morris	5,000m	16:49.53	No. 17
Jayden Douglas	400 Hurdles	51.89	No. 18
Stone Burke	5,000m	14:31.30	No. 20
Graydon Morris	1,500m	2:46.62	No. 21
London Culbreath	5,000m	17:02.69	No. 23
David Seete	400m	46.57	No. 23
Teanna Harlin, Mikayla Hayes Breanna Harlin, Dreunna Washington	4x100 Relay	44.82	No. 25
Mikayla Hayes	100m	11.52	No. 25

Frogs at the 2023 Texas Relays
The Horned Frogs made history with record-breaking marks at last year's Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays. On the opening day, Sydney Juszczyk shattered her personal best and set the then-javelin school record with her throw of 50.62m. With a time of 4:19.23, Gracie Morris finished second overall in the 1500m.

Morris also shined as a member of the school-record women's DMR team. The squad of her, London Culbreath, Samarra Monrroy and Jasmin Muhammad-Graham clocked a program-record time of 11:21.14.

Iyana Gray, who finished third in the prelims, ran a then-personal best 11.25 (0.2w) to finish fourth in the 100m finals.

Mariana Martinez and Noah Winters both ran top 10 times in school history in the 10,000m as well. Martinez (36:18.26) finished third on the women's side and ran the seventh-fastest time in program history, while Winters (31:39.11) clocked the fifth-fastest time in school history and placed 11th overall. Stone Burke also earned a spot on TCU's all-time records list with a 14:46.93 in the 5,000m which is the eighth-fastest time in school history.