Full Results
ATLANTA, Ga. – The Golden Rams racked up the team points this weekend. Albany State took six first places and put multiple point winners in many events to capture the Morehouse College Relays women's track and field team title.

Zamya Rhaney and Mykhayla Carroll both won two events, while Zenay Rhaney and Nathalia Rowe claimed the top spot one time to lead the ASU winning charge. Zamya Rhaney ran her way to titles in the 3000-meter steeplechase (13:08.17) and 5000 meters (22:02.57) and added a second place in the 1500 meters (5:16.16). Carroll threw the top distances in both the hammer throw (42.53 meters) and discus (41.98 meters) while she was also second in the shot put (11.71m).

Zenay Rhaney raced to a time of 2:22.18 for the top 800 meters time and third for the 1500 meters (5:21.15). Rowe hurdled her way to the 400-meter hurdle title in 1:02.24 and took sixth in the 200 meters (25.93).

Winning by seven points, ASU posted a team-point total of 197.5 points to prevail over Clark Atlanta (190.5) in the 10-team field.

Starting the weekend off, Kaleah Kleckley registered 3,452 points for second in the hepthatlon with teammate Tyloni Bailey in fourth (2,851 points).

Sprinter Cadence Cray raced to a time of 12.57 seconds for second, while Jeniya Lawrence was right on her heels in third (12.61) with both Imani Jones and Shonkeria Jones shortly afterwards in sixth (12.70) and seventh (12.93).

The Lady Rams two 4x100-meter relays team both showed well. The quartet of Dasia Gilyard, Cray, Imani Jones and Lawrence were second in 47.67. The team of Chavondria Crimes, Shonkeria Jones, Kennedy Simmons and Taniyah Kelley were third in 48.46 seconds.

Gilyard added an individual third in the 200 meters with a time of 25.43. Mayah Thompson put up third places in both hurdles events for the 400-meter hurdles in 1:07.77 and 100-meter hurdles (15.11). Jazmine Walker leaped 1.55 meters for third in the high jump.

Along with Thompson, both Walker and DeAna Albert went back-to-back behind her in the 100-meter hurdles in fourth (15.12) and fifth (15.13).

Levita Williams had a strong field relays as she was fourth in both the javelin at 23.03 meters and discus (37.83 meters), while eighth for the shot put (10.02m). Maya Crowder threw to fifth in the discus (35.53m) and seventh for the shot put (10.09m).

After Zenay Rhaney in the 800 meters, both Sierra Beasley and Azzaria Brown were fifth (2:33.34) and sixth (2:43.63). Beasley was also seventh in the 1500 meters in 5:39.55.

Rounding out the placers, Kelly jumped 10.77 meters for sixth in the triple jump, Simmons ran 1:00.18 for seventh in the 400-meter field and Janiya Harris took eighth in the 400-meter hurdles (1:12.44).

ASU will next take part in the University of West Georgia's Legends Invitational next Friday and Saturday (April 5-6).