
4x800 Wins Gold on Final Day of Texas Relays
3/30/2024 7:52:00 PM | Track and Field, Women's Outdoor Track
Two other Horned Frog entries finished second on Day Four
AUSTIN, Texas – TCU's women's 4x800 title capped off a successful weekend for the Frogs at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays.
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The team of Tabitha Kalunde Ngao, Rylan Engels, Gracie Morris and Jasmin Muhammad-Graham won the program's first-ever Texas Relays 4x800 Championship with their school-record time of 8:31.34.
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Headed into the final stretch, Muhammad-Graham's kick in the last 200m propelled the Horned Frogs to 4x800 gold.
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Iyana Gray's time of 11.25 earned her a second-place finish in the women's 100m finals. It's Gray's second straight year advancing to the Texas Relays 100m finals after finishing fourth in 2023.
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Gray was also the anchor on the third-place 4x100 team. Her, Teanna Harlin, Mikayla Hayes and Breanna Harlin ran a 43.96 to earn bronze. It's the second sub-44 time the squad has run this season.
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In the 4x400, TCU's group shined with their second-place finish. Samarra Monrroy, Kelaiah Daniyan, Tia Williams and Amelliah Birdow's time of 3:33.19 was good for second overall. It was also the fifth-fastest time in outdoor history,
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On the men's side, Jayden Douglas, David Seete, Giovouni Henry and Lloyd Frilot finished ninth (3:09.75) in the Cleburne Price Jr. 4x400 University.
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Up Next
TCU track and field heads to three different meets from April 11-13. TCU's distance squad will compete at the Bryan Clay Invitational and the Long Beach Invitational while the rest of the team travels to the Tom Jones Invitational.
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The team of Tabitha Kalunde Ngao, Rylan Engels, Gracie Morris and Jasmin Muhammad-Graham won the program's first-ever Texas Relays 4x800 Championship with their school-record time of 8:31.34.
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Headed into the final stretch, Muhammad-Graham's kick in the last 200m propelled the Horned Frogs to 4x800 gold.
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Iyana Gray's time of 11.25 earned her a second-place finish in the women's 100m finals. It's Gray's second straight year advancing to the Texas Relays 100m finals after finishing fourth in 2023.
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Gray was also the anchor on the third-place 4x100 team. Her, Teanna Harlin, Mikayla Hayes and Breanna Harlin ran a 43.96 to earn bronze. It's the second sub-44 time the squad has run this season.
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In the 4x400, TCU's group shined with their second-place finish. Samarra Monrroy, Kelaiah Daniyan, Tia Williams and Amelliah Birdow's time of 3:33.19 was good for second overall. It was also the fifth-fastest time in outdoor history,
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On the men's side, Jayden Douglas, David Seete, Giovouni Henry and Lloyd Frilot finished ninth (3:09.75) in the Cleburne Price Jr. 4x400 University.
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Up Next
TCU track and field heads to three different meets from April 11-13. TCU's distance squad will compete at the Bryan Clay Invitational and the Long Beach Invitational while the rest of the team travels to the Tom Jones Invitational.
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