T&F: Baylor Wins Four Events at TCU Alumni Invitational
3/21/2026 10:27:00 PM | Track & Field
Demario Prince breaks program record at World Indoor Championships
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TCU ALUMNI RESULTS
FORT WORTH, Texas – Baylor's sprint crew won three events, and senior Tenly Kuhn dominated the pole vault competition on Saturday at the TCU Alumni Invitational in Fort Worth.
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Sophomore Abbas Ali and freshman Success Oyibu gave the Bears a sweep of the men's and women's 200 meters, while senior Laurenz Colbert opened his final outdoor season by winning the 100 meters in 10.37 seconds.
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Ali clocked a PR time of 20.72 in the men's 200, edging Enoch Fosuhene (20.80) of East Texas A&M, with Baylor's Ricquan Graham (21.31) and Aren Spencer (21.37) finishing seventh and eighth to give the Bears three of the top eight spots.
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Baylor also dominated the men's 100, with Colbert, freshman Bailey Hashmi (third, 10.37) and sophomore Austen Diggs (fifth, 10.43) placing in the top five.
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On the women's side, Oyibu made a splash in her first collegiate outdoor meet, running a PR time of 23.11 to win the 200 meters by almost half a second over Niamh Le'Gall of East Texas A&M. BU sophomore Hannah Lowe was sixth in 23.89, just five hundredths of a second off her career best.
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By the time Kuhn entered the pole vault competition at 13-7, the other 13 vaulters were already done for the day. She cleared 14-3 ¼ on her second attempt and passed on the next height before missing all three attempts at 14-10.
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Peyton Berry of East Texas A&M and Emily Cloutier of Oklahoma tied for second at 12-5 ½, with Baylor's Keidra Mills (11-11 ¾) and Rayna Cheng (11-5 ¾) placing fifth and eighth, respectively.
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On Friday, Baylor's Kiara Wesseh and Logan Todorovich tied for sixth in the high jump at 5-5. Sophomore thrower Joshua Johnson topped his previous best by nearly a foot, finishing sixth in the shot put with a best of 51-8 ¾.
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At the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland, Baylor junior Demario Prince broke his own school record in finishing fourth in the 60-meter hurdles final with a time of 7.43 seconds, just three hundredths of a second behind winner Jakub Szymanski of Poland.
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Baylor coach Michael Ford made the trip to Poland and also saw former Baylor All-American and two-time NCAA champion Trayvon Bromell win a bronze medal in the 60 meters with a time of 6.45 after running a then-world-leading time of 6.42 in the semifinals.
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Next, the Bears turn their attention to the opening home meet of the season, the Clyde Hart Classic March 27-28 at the Clyde Hart Track & Field Stadium.
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For the latest news on Baylor track and field all year long, follow its official Facebook, X and Instagram accounts: @BaylorTrack.
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TCU ALUMNI RESULTS
FORT WORTH, Texas – Baylor's sprint crew won three events, and senior Tenly Kuhn dominated the pole vault competition on Saturday at the TCU Alumni Invitational in Fort Worth.
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Sophomore Abbas Ali and freshman Success Oyibu gave the Bears a sweep of the men's and women's 200 meters, while senior Laurenz Colbert opened his final outdoor season by winning the 100 meters in 10.37 seconds.
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Ali clocked a PR time of 20.72 in the men's 200, edging Enoch Fosuhene (20.80) of East Texas A&M, with Baylor's Ricquan Graham (21.31) and Aren Spencer (21.37) finishing seventh and eighth to give the Bears three of the top eight spots.
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Baylor also dominated the men's 100, with Colbert, freshman Bailey Hashmi (third, 10.37) and sophomore Austen Diggs (fifth, 10.43) placing in the top five.
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On the women's side, Oyibu made a splash in her first collegiate outdoor meet, running a PR time of 23.11 to win the 200 meters by almost half a second over Niamh Le'Gall of East Texas A&M. BU sophomore Hannah Lowe was sixth in 23.89, just five hundredths of a second off her career best.
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By the time Kuhn entered the pole vault competition at 13-7, the other 13 vaulters were already done for the day. She cleared 14-3 ¼ on her second attempt and passed on the next height before missing all three attempts at 14-10.
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Peyton Berry of East Texas A&M and Emily Cloutier of Oklahoma tied for second at 12-5 ½, with Baylor's Keidra Mills (11-11 ¾) and Rayna Cheng (11-5 ¾) placing fifth and eighth, respectively.
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On Friday, Baylor's Kiara Wesseh and Logan Todorovich tied for sixth in the high jump at 5-5. Sophomore thrower Joshua Johnson topped his previous best by nearly a foot, finishing sixth in the shot put with a best of 51-8 ¾.
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At the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland, Baylor junior Demario Prince broke his own school record in finishing fourth in the 60-meter hurdles final with a time of 7.43 seconds, just three hundredths of a second behind winner Jakub Szymanski of Poland.
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Baylor coach Michael Ford made the trip to Poland and also saw former Baylor All-American and two-time NCAA champion Trayvon Bromell win a bronze medal in the 60 meters with a time of 6.45 after running a then-world-leading time of 6.42 in the semifinals.
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Next, the Bears turn their attention to the opening home meet of the season, the Clyde Hart Classic March 27-28 at the Clyde Hart Track & Field Stadium.
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For the latest news on Baylor track and field all year long, follow its official Facebook, X and Instagram accounts: @BaylorTrack.
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