Meet Information
USF Bulls Invitational
USF Track & Field Stadium– Tampa, Fla.
March 22-23, 2019

Meet Highlights

• The Seahawk women were competing against two NCAA Division I schools in Rutgers and host USF. Also competing were student-athletes from six NCAA Division II schools, two schools from the NCAA Division III, four NAIA institutions including Southeastern, Webber, and Warner from the Sun Conference, the University of the Bahamas, the University of the Virgin Islands, and a number of different track & field clubs.
• Keiser was able to earn two Top-5 finishes and a total of seven Top-10 results with a number of personal best times as well.
• Mackenzie Inman, Brittania Wilson, Tyra Williams, and Jordae Cole had a quality time to open their season in the 4x100 meter relay, garnering fourth place by finishing in a time of 50.98 seconds.
• Inman excelled in the hurdle events for the Seahawks, setting new personal bests in both the 100 meter hurdles and the 400 meter hurdles. The sophomore from Williamsfield, Ohio was fifth overall in the 100 meter hurdles and won her heat with a time of 15.70 seconds, and also finished sixth in the 400 meter hurdles by clocking a 1:10.14.
• Erica Christensen cleared 1.50 meters in the high jump on her way to a sixth place outcome.
• Constance Youngblood also ran in the 400 meter hurdles along with Inman, and was seventh with a new PR of 1:10.19.
• Three Seahawks competed in the 100 meter dash, with Wilson leading the way with an 11th place finish in a time of 12.82 seconds.
• Ladicia Henfield set a new personal best in the 800 meter run at 2:23.28, which was good enough for eighth place.
• Cole and Nicolette Snyder were 10th and 11th, respectively, in the triple jump. Cole's mark was 10.07 meters, while Snyder leaped 9.54 meters.

Full Results

Coach's Corner
"It was a good meet and we are progressing nicely throughout the season as a team," said Assistant Coach David Claybrooks.

Up Next
The University of Florida Relays are ahead for both the men and women of Keiser Track & Field. The event will run from Thursday, March 28 to Saturday, March 30 in Gainesville, Florida.