FORMER AZTEC ASHLEY HENDERSON FINISHES SECOND IN THE 100M DASH AT USA TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Henderson runs personal best 10.96

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June 22, 2018 (Des Moines) - Former Aztec Ashley Henderson took second place in the 100 meter dash at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships with a personal best time of 10.96 seconds at Drake University Friday evening.

Henderson had the best time out of 24 runners in the first round Thursday evening with a wind-aided time of 10.91 seconds (+3.0). She followed up that performance by finishing in third in the semi-finals earlier Friday evening with a mark of 11.03 seconds (+1.5).

Approximately two hours later, Henderson, competing in a SDSU uniform, set her new personal best time of 10.96 seconds (+0.6). This bested her previous record of 10.98, which was set at the Desert Heat Classic in Tucson, Ariz. on April 28th. Henderson took second to LSU’s Aleia Hobbs, the 2018 NCAA Champion, who ran a 10.91.

UP NEXT

Henderson will be competing in the 200 meter dash Saturday at 11:35 a.m. PT. She set a PR in that event two weeks ago at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore. with a time of 22.49 seconds.

Allison Reaser (Class of 2014, heptathlon No. 2 seed), Kristen Brown (Class of 2015, pole vault No. 7 seed) and Kortney Ross (Class of 2015, pole vault No. 8 seed) will be competing at the US Track & Field Championships later this weekend.

ELSEWHERE

Lisa-Anne Barrow advanced to tomorrow’s finals in the 400 meter dash at the Barbados Track & Field Championships… Former Aztec Whitney Ashley (Class of 2012) finished in tenth in the discus throw Thursday evening with a mark of 183’ 9” (56.01m).

USA Track & Field Championships

Des Moines, Iowa – Drake University

100 Meter Dash (+0.6)

1. Aleia Hobbs (LSU) – 10.91

2. Ashley Henderson (SDSU) – 10.96 (PR)

Results


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