Kentucky Track's Jasmine Camacho-Quinn breaks former Wildcat's 100H record
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Kentucky Track and Field phenom Sydney McLaughlin may be in the spotlight the most right now, but Jasmine Camacho-Quinn wants it to be known she's still one of the most dominant athletes in the nation.
The junior NCAA Champion managed a three-peat of the 100M hurdle yesterday afternoon, where her 12.40 time broke the meet record and is considered the second-fastest time in NCAA history.
PHOTO: UK Athletics[/caption]
Kentucky Track and Field phenom Sydney McLaughlin may be in the spotlight the most right now, but Jasmine Camacho-Quinn wants it to be known she's still one of the most dominant athletes in the nation.
The junior NCAA Champion managed a three-peat of the 100M hurdle yesterday afternoon, where her 12.40 time broke the meet record and is considered the second-fastest time in NCAA history.
In fact, the record she broke was actually that of former Wildcat Kendra Harrison, whom she topped by .10 seconds..@JCamachoQuinn#SECTF 100H 3?-peat, this time in a meet record 12.40 (second fastest in #NCAATF history) pic.twitter.com/YtZxcZsf28
— UK Track & Field (@KentuckyTrack) May 14, 2018
This is Camacho-Quinn's sixth SEC Track and Field title, with her other victories coming in the same event in 2016 and 2017, to go with 60H victories in 2017 and 2018, and a 4x400 relay victory this year, as well. https://twitter.com/KentuckyTrack/status/996139491181162496 The Kentucky basketball and football teams get the most attention, but the most dominant athletes on campus may be on the track..@JCamachoQuinn broke @Ken_AYE_ 's #UKTF and #SECTF 100H record by .10 seconds pic.twitter.com/hDxU6SmwUA
— UK Track & Field (@KentuckyTrack) May 14, 2018
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