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HBCU sprinter keeps hopes of championship double alive at NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
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HBCU sprinter keeps hopes of championship double alive at NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
On the second day of the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, one of the top HBCU sprinters qualified for her second event final. Dillard’s Kevell Byrd kept her hopes of a championship double alive, qualifying for the women’s 100m final after running an 11.81 in the preliminary round. Yesterday, Byrd advanced to the finals of the 200m, winning her heat in a time of 23.96 seconds. This makes her the first HBCU women’s athlete to advance to…
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