Full Results
ALBANY, Ga. – The Lady Rams used the home track advantage and won its event. Albany State used its team depth and five top finishes for the women's ASU Alice Coachman Track & Field Invitational.

ASU saw multiple team placewinners earn points in nine events and had five different first places in the winning effort. Zenay Rhaney raced to the top finish in the 800 meters in 2:18.79. The Lady Rams took both hurdle events with DeAna Albert in the 100-meter (14.77) and Nathalia Rowe for the 400-meter variety in 1:02.85.95. Mykhayla Carroll produced the best field event showing with first in the hammer throw (48.18). The final ASU first was in the 4x400-meter relay compromised of Imani Jones, Taniyah Kelley, Termetrius Stone and Kennedy Walker crossing the line in 3:58.30.

With the numerous placings, ASU took away the team title by 20 points over West Georgia, 157-137, of the 10-team field.

The Lady Rams other relay team garnered second with a team of Dasia Gilyard, Jones, Jeniya Lawrence and Kelley with a fast time of 47.24. Gilyard also dashed to the runner-up finish in the 200 meters (24.95) and fifth for the 100 meters (12.22).

After Albert, Mayah Thompson was the next hurdler in second for the 110-meters in 14.80 and she also grabbed third in the 400-hurdles (1:08.60). Walker grabbed second in the 400-meter hurdles (1:08.41) and sixth for the 110-meter version (15.45). Jones also took fifth in the 400 hurdles (1:11.16).

Kennedy Simmons was the final top three placer with a third in the 400 meters in 59.85 while Stone was fourth (1:02.38). Simmons also took fifth for the 200 meters (25.56) and Lawrence seventh (25.87).

With Gilyard in fifth for the 100 meters, ASU saw Lawrence, Jones and Kelley follow her in sixth (12.27), seventh (12.44) and eighth (12.48).

As Zenay Rhaney was the top participant in the 800 meters, Sierra Beasley and Azzaria Brown were back-to-back in fifth (2:34.39) and sixth (2:39.62). The Rhaney sisters were the two placewinners in the 1500 meters with Zenay in fourth (5:12.40) and Zamya for seventh (5:17.87).

Rounding out the field events, Carroll was joined by Sydney Blackburn, who was fifth (41.90m), in the hammer throw. Levita Williams and Kaleah Kleckley were not separated by much in the javelin with throws of 24.32 and 24.30 meters for fifth and sixth. Julianna Kern took first place in the women's high jump with a personal best jump of 1.66 meters (5'5.25ft). 

ASU takes back to the competition in Atlanta for the Georgia Tech Invitational next Friday and Saturday, April 19-20.