4 in the triple jump (13.47m/44-2½), while Sidney Sapp adds a No. 1s from Monae’ Nichols in the long jump (6.66m/21-10¼) and Ruth Lasmane in the triple jump (13.85m/45-5¼). Six of those efforts are in the jumps with a pair of No. Texas Tech is the fourth-ranked team in Week 1 after picking up seven top-10 marks. Two other top-5 marks for the Wildcats come from Masai Russell in the 60H (8.01) and the DMR (11:22.68). Steiner is also part of the nation’s fastest 4×400 relay (3:28.62). Abby Steiner, who set the collegiate record in the 300 to open up the season, leads the Wildcats with her national leading performance in the 200 of 22.58 and the second-fastest mark in the 60 of 7.17. Don’t forget about Julien Alfred, who ran the nation’s fastest 60 of the season in 7.10.
Those three are also part of the nation’s third-best 4×400 with a time of 3:31.26). Three of those efforts are in the 400 from Kennedy Simon (No.
2 with 12 top-10 marks of its own from its sprints and mid-distance crew. Not to be outdone is Nastassja Campbell, who is the national leader in the pole vault (4.45m/14-7¼). Maloney also owns the nation’s second-fastest 800 in 2:04.82, while teaming up with Effiong and Burks Magee for the No. Of those 13 performances, four of the are in the 400 from Shafiqua Maloney (No. Arkansas will start the indoor campaign at No.
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