Keni Harrison, photo by PhotoRun.net
DOHA (QAT): Kendra Harrison’s aim for the 2018 season is to improve her world 100m hurdles record of 12.20. “I didn’t get the start that I wanted, but definitely got the final I wanted. My aim for the season is to set another PB. I’m looking forward for tougher competition as well. I don’t doubt any of the other girls in the race, but I just need to look to do my best,” she said.
RunBlogRun opines: The WR holder in the 100 meter hurdles is now the World Indoor Champion. A huge accomplishment, Keni Harrison picked the toughest event on the track from which to excel. Her runs in Birmingham were better with each round. In Doha, Harrison and Rollins-McNeal gave the fans the closest race of the entire meeting. Harrison accelerated over the last three hurdles to win. That, dear readers, is presence of mind.
Keni Harrison, photo by PhotoRun.net
