Brianna Lyston Ties LSU Record in 60m at Razorback Invitational

Brianna Lyston tied LSU’s school record in the 60m final Saturday at the Razorback Invitational in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Lyston, from Portmore, clocked 7.07 seconds, outpacing 2023 NCAA runner-up Kaila Jackson (7.20) of Georgia and dual-star sprint hurdler Grace Stark (7.21) of Florida. ALSO READ: Julien Alfred Shatters Records with 15th Fastest Indoor 200m Run at MLK Invitational

Brianna Lyston’s time led the world rankings until Aleia Hobbs, whose LSU record Lyston equaled, ran 7.05 seconds minutes later at the same meet. Polish sprinter Ewa Swoboda subsequently set a 7.04-second time at the Orlen Cup, with Italy’s Zaynab Dosso clocking 7.05 seconds.

The St. Jago and Hydel alumnus, in her sophomore year, improved her personal best from 7.29 seconds, qualifying for the final with a 7.14-second run on Friday, breaking her 2023 personal best. Despite being overtaken by Hobbs, Dosso, and Swoboda, Lyston remains the fourth fastest in the world over 60m. Her 7.07-second time also ranks her eighth all-time among Jamaican women in the 60m.

With the SEC and NCAA championships looming, Lyston looks poised to tackle the climax of the indoor (short track) season with confidence.

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Auburn Mann
Auburn Mann
Is a budding freelance Journalist. He worked for news outlets like Capital News Service, a news wire based out of the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism, where he graduated from with a Master's in Journalism. He has an undergraduate degree in communications from Bowie State University, where he served as Deputy Managing Editor for the schools official Newspaper: The Spectrum. He has also contributed to newspapers like The Washington Afro American, Montgomery County Gazette and the Takoma/Silver Spring Voice. Auburn has a strong passion for Athletics, particularly events 800 meters and under( and their corresponding relays).
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