LUBBOCK, Texas – The Texas Tech keep track of and field group concluded working day a person of the Texas Tech Shootout Friday night. Rosemary Chukwuma broke the women’s 60m history as Demisha Roswell established a new mark in the 60m hurdles.
 
In the meantime, Moad Zahafi clocked in a time of 1:46.29 in his very first 800m indoor race to sit atop the NCAA leaderboard by the end of the night. 
 
“It was a excellent evening for each the men and ladies,” stated head mentor Wes Kittley. “I am incredibly very pleased of the 800m group – it’s rather unique to have 4 fellas operate that quickly. Also, [Chukwuma] was wonderful breaking the college record and so was Demisha. It was a excellent initially working day general!”
 
In the prelims of the 60m, Chukwuma broke Cierra White’s 2015 history of 7.22 with a mark of 7.21. In the finals, the Nigeria indigenous would run a 7.20 to solidify her evening. With the .2 altitude conversion to be added later on, as of now, that time is ninth in the NCAA. In the 60m hurdles, Roswell registered a qualifying-ideal time of 8.07 right before breaking the Tech report in the finals, crossing the conclude line at 8.00. She tied the school document before in the year (Pink Raider Open up, 1/21/2022). Following tonight, it will be tied for sixth in the NCAA.
 

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Rosemary goes 7.20 in the finals, breaking her individual university document of 7.21 from earlier tonight ??#WreckEm pic.twitter.com/dhTVJ5PCju

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— Texas Tech Track & Discipline (@TexasTechTF) February 12, 2022

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?? College Record ??@demisha_roswell goes 8.00 in the 60m hurdles last!! She tied the report earlier this calendar year which was 8.02.#WreckEm pic.twitter.com/u2EB8UHHfA

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— Texas Tech Track & Subject (@TexasTechTF) February 12, 2022

The men’s 800m observed 4 Crimson Raiders post sub 1:50.00 situations as they all concluded in consecutive order, led by Zahafi in first. The Moroccan clocked in at 1:46.29 in his 1st 800m indoor race of his occupation. That time will be dropped lessen by the NCAA this week but as of tonight, it stands as the best time NCAA, without having the conversion. That time moves to second all-time in university heritage. Marco Vilca (1:48.50), Sven Cepus (1:48.72), and Owen Likins (1:49.24) rounded out the top four. 
 

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