Natoya Goule topped the women’s 600m at the Clemson Orange & Purple Invite on Saturday, January 6.
The Jamaican Olympian ran 1:28.20 to take top honours ahead of unattached athletes Fellan Ferguson, 1:32.26 and Kamryn McIntosh, 1:32.51.
Goule ran the first 200m lap in 28.83, the second in 29.04 and her final time around the track was timed in 29.33.
Shauna Helps, representing Florida State, took second place in the women’s 200m behind Olympian Joanna Atkins, 23.58 to 23.82.
American Rio 2016 Olympic Games 100m hurdles bronze medallist Kristi Castlin was 4th in 24.76secs.
Cejhae Greene of Antigua and Barbuda ran 6.66 for second in the men’s 60m, won by Jaylan Mitchell, 6.60.
Michael Mathieu, a member of Bahamas’ 4x400m victorious team at London 2012 Olympics, ran 47.35 seconds for second in the 400m behind Trevor Stewart of North Carolina, 47.05.
American Jarret Eaton topped the Olympic Devlopment men’s 60m hurdles in 7.68.
