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GoFrogs: Gray Wins Big 12 200m Championship
LUBBOCK, Texas – Iyana Gray was crowned the 200m Champion on the final day of the Big 12 Indoor Championships in Lubbock, Texas.
Gray shattered her school record and won with her personal-best 22.71 to earn 10 team points for the Horned Frogs. She advanced to the finals with her third-place prelim time of 23.10.
She is the first women's 200m conference champion for TCU in the Big 12 Era.
In the women's 1000m, Tabitha Kalunde Ngao earned runner-up honors with her time of 2:47.74. It's a new personal-best for Ngao and she now holds the school record in the 1000m.
The Distance Frogs also collected two third-place finishes. Lloyd Frilot (1:49.14) took third in the 800m in his first Big 12 Indoor Championships finals race. Ryan Martin (2:23.00) also took bronze in the 1000m with his new personal-best and school-record time.
David Seete secured a top three finish in the men's 600 yard for the second consecutive season. His time of 1:08.07 earned him a bronze medal.
On the women's side, Jasmin Muhammad-Graham earned five points for the Frogs with her fourth-place finish. She clocked a time of 1:20.98 in the finals.
Teanna Harlin shined in her first conference meet as she took fifth in the women's 200m with her personal-best time of 23.22. Also notching fifth was Joel McFarlane with his score of 5,311 in the pentathlon. He concluded the final day with a 10th-place finish in the 60m hurdles (8.53), a seventh-place finish in the pole vault (4.13m) and a fifth-place finish in the 1000m (2:42.15).
Gray earned the Horned Frogs three team points with her sixth-place finish in the 60m. She clocked a 7.31 to earn two spots on the podium in the final day. In the 1000m, Rylan Engels took sixth with her time of 2:49.73.
In the men's 200m, Kashie Crockett finished sixth with his time of 20.93. Adding a sixth-place finish to the day was the team of Samarra Monrroy, Dreunna Washington, Kelaiah Daniyan and Amelliah Birdow with their time of 3:38.80 in the 4x400 relay. It's the sixth-fastest indoor time in program history.
The men's 4x400 team also earned a podium finish. The team of Jayden Douglas, Giovouni Henry, David Seete and Dominic Byles clocked a 3:07.64 to finish eighth. In the men's 3000m, Graydon Morris' time of 8:04.26 earned him eighth.
TCU's women's team finished seventh in the team standings with 40.50 points. The team's seventh-place finish is the best finish for TCU at the Big 12 Indoor Championships in TCU's Big 12 Era.
The men's team took 10th with their score of 31 points.
Up Next
TCU competes at the NCAA Indoor Championships on March 8-9 in Boston.
