Arkansas
Ackera Nugent Runs Fastest-Ever All-Conditions 100m Hurdles In NCAA History – FloTrack
AUSTIN — Ackera Nugent of Arkansas exploded through the early portion of the race and held on to win the 100m hurdles title at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Mike A. Myers Stadium.
Nugent finished in 12.25 seconds, holding off Kentucky senior Masai Russell, who finished second in 12.32 seconds, and LSU junior Alia Armstrong, who took third in 12.49 seconds.
Nugent’s time was a season best and the fastest all-conditions time in NCAA history. Russell’s time was also a season best.
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Arizona senior Talie Bonds was fourth in 12.71 seconds, and Florida junior Grace Stark was fifth in 12.72 seconds.
Coastal Carolina sophomore Alexis Glasco was sixth in 12.74 seconds, Michigan junior Aasia Laurencin was seventh in 12.82 seconds, North Carolina A&T senior Paula Salmon was eighth in 12.92 seconds, and UCF junior Rayniah Jones was ninth in 13.00 seconds.