Stacey Ann Williams was the only Jamaican winner at the Big 12 Championships on Saturday (27 Feb) in Lubbock, Texas.
Williams, formerly of STETHS, ran a well-timed race to come away the victor. The Texas Longhorn athlete was second at the bell lap, 24.09 to her teammate Kennedy Simon, 24.00.
In the end, however, Williams was first across the line in 51.60, a personal best and Big 12 leading time.
Williams’ time is the second-fastest in the NCAA this season, and fifth-best in Texas history.
Dethroned champion Simon finished second in 52.24 and Honor Finley of Kansas, 52.27.
Jamaican Kevona Davis narrowly missed winning two gold medals.
In the women’s 60m, Davis and her Texas Longhorn teammate Kynnedy Flannel both crossed the line in 7.25 seconds. The photo finish clock, however, gave Davis 7.245 to Flannel 7.242
Davis, in the 200m, broke 23 seconds indoors for the first time but had to settle for the second spot behind Flannel. Davis crossed the line in 22.87 behind Flannel’s 22.55, a new meeting record.
Ackera Nugent also missed out on winning the women’s 60m hurdles.
Nugent, who ran 7.91 to equal the world U20 record in Friday’s semi-finals, could only manage 7.98 in the final.
She was beaten by Texas Longhorn’s Chanel Brissett, who wrote her name in the record book. Her 7.89 established a new Championship Record and Colligate Lead.
Brianna Rollings, who represented Clemson, is the collegiate record holder with 7.78s.
Micaiah Harris of Texas topped the men’s 200m in 20.38. Ashton Hicks of Oklahoma State won the men’s 400m in 46.02.
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Congratulations Kevona Davies and the others.
The Jamaican ladies are doing quite well at the University of Texas!!!
Congratulations 🎉🎈
Congrats ladies, good job
Kevona Davis Ran 22.72 at champs 2018 in class 2. at 16 Years old for 200 M.
Winston Brown I think they ment personal best for indoors
Martin Phaye hope so.Thanks
Millennial New Era. I know.But the Article didn’t specify.
Martin Phaye its indoors come on
Winston Brown indoors and outdoor times are different