Grant Holloway hurdles 13.07 WL!

FAYETTEVILLE (USA, May 10): Grant Holloway moved his result level again. The super talented Florida sprinter/hurdler improved in his best event to superb World lead 13.07 (+0.8) in the 110 m hurdles heats. Multiple NCAA Champion had as best until Friday at SEC Champs 13.15 from last year. It is also meet record, facility record and second fastest in collegiate history. Second Daniel Roberts 13.31. Japanes Hakim Sani Brown was fastest in 100 m heats with 10.10 (0.0). Quincy Hall posted fastest 400 m prelim with 45.40. Women hurdles also solid heat times by Tonea Marshall 12.83 (+0.1) and Jamaican Janeek Brown 12.84 (+0.2). Chloe Abbott posted 51.80 in women 400 m prelims, with Wadeline Jonathas from Haiti 51.81. Talented jumper JuVaughn Harrison won high jump 224 and was second in long jump 802 (+0.1) behind Ja´Mari Ward 810 (+0.1). In women long jump French Yanis David 665 (+1.3) and in heptathlon Amanda Froynes from Norway 5801 points personal best (daughter of agent Stale Jan Froynes).

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1️⃣3️⃣.0️⃣7️⃣ | @gatorstf’s Grant Holloway just went off 😲 Holloway lowered his in-season PR by .08 seconds and is just .07 seconds away from tying – another .08 seconds from breaking – Renaldo Nehemiah’s 40-year-old record of 13.00. #trackandfield #gogators

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