GAINESVILLE, Fla. & KINGSVILLE, Texas – At day two of the Tom Jones Memorial on Saturday, Daniel Harrold recorded the fastest all-conditions time in school history for the men's 100-meter hurdles. Harrold 's time of 13.35 was the second-fastest time at the meet and is the third-fastest time (all conditions) in the NCAA this year. 
 
In the prelims of the event, Harrold recorded a wind-legal time of 13.67 and placed sixth headed into the finals. His time of 13.67 is the third-fastest time in Texas State history.
 
"Coach Edgerton took an elite group of athletes to Tom Jones to get them ready for the next level," said Texas State Director of Track and Field/Cross Country John Frazier.  "So excited about Daniel Harrold's huge PR in the 110 hurdles as well as the rest of the group who did an excellent job with such great competitors."
 
The men's 4x400 meter-relay, consisting of Brian West, Taahir Kelly, Shawn Collins and Dominick Yancy, recorded the second-fastest time in school history, when they recorded a 3:04.35. The relay team placed seventh overall in an event that featured the top-ranked teams in the nation. 
 
Elisabet Runarsdottir, the nation's No.1 ranked women's hammer thrower, placed second in the event on Saturday. Runnarsdottir recorded a mark of 67.82m/222-6, which is her third-best mark of the season. 
 
Lara Roberts, the No. 1 ranked freshman in the women's hammer throw, placed fourth in the event, with a mark of 64.33m/211. The freshman placed fourth in a field made up of the top throwers in the country. 
 
In the men's 800 meters, Ka'Bren Mitchell recorded a PR in the event, with a mark of 1:51.68. Mitchell is now ranked third in the Sun Belt Conference for the event. 
 
The Bobcats recorded four top-10 finishes on day two of the Tom Jones Memorial. 
 
Kingsville Classic Cup
In the women's hammer throw, the Bobcats took home first and third place. Lauryn Small recorded a new PR with a mark of 57.05m/187-2 and placed first. Her teammate Siena Lambert placed third with a mark of 44.31m/145-4.
 
"This competition has served as a great lead in to prepare us for the stretch prior to the Sunbelt outdoor championships," Texas State Director of Track and Field/Cross Country John Frazier. "Many of our athletes have had an opportunity to work on technical aspects of their events."
 
The women's throw squad continued their success in the discus throw, by finishing first and second in the event. Utitofon Sam won the event, with a throw of 52.30m/171-7 and Carly Watts placed second with a mark of 45.39m/148-11.
 
In the women's shot put, the Bobcats took home first and second place. Sophia Haberer took home gold, with a PR throw of 14.96m/49-1 and Lauryn Small placed second after she marked a 14.88m/48-9.75. 
 
For the men's throw squad, Alberto Archundia placed first in the men's hammer throw with a mark of 52.81m/173-3. The freshman was .08 meters away from tying his PR. Archundia also placed third in the discus throw, with a mark of 46.13m/151-4.
 
Chris Preddie recorded his best triple jump of the year, with a mark of 15.47m/50-9. Preddie placed first in the event and is ranked first in the Sun Belt by .39 meters. 
 
The men's jump squad found more success in the high jump, when Aiden Hayes took home first with a jump of 2.06m/6-9.
 
For the women's jump squad, Precious Okougbodu placed second in the women's triple jump, with a mark of 12.50m/41. This marked Okougbodu's second-best jump of the season. 
 
The three Bobcat women's pole vaulters all tied for second in the event on Saturday. Breanna Brandes, Kaylee Crank and Matilde Poli all recorded vaults of 3.50m/11-11.75. 
 
Both the men's and women's distance squads swept the podium in events on Saturday. 
 
The men's squad swept the 1500 meters, led by Jake smith who placed first with a mark of 4:03.67. His teammates Julian Dominguez and Nathan Morales placed second and third with times of 4:04.80 and 4:08.35. 
 
The women's squad swept the 800 meters at the Cactus Cup. Abigail Parra took home gold, with a time of 2:18.65. Her teammate Alexia Tiscareno Macias placed second, with a 2:21.73 and Kimberly Gloria took third with a time of 2:26.13. 
 
Elias Palmer capped off the meet by finishing second in the men's 3000M Steeplechase. Palmer recorded a 10:00.67, which is his second-best time this season. 
 
The Bobcats return to the track next Saturday, April 20, when they compete at the Alumni Muster in College Station. 
 
Results From Day Two of the Tom Jones Memorial 
Women's Hammer Throw 
2. Elisabet Runarsdottir – 67.82m/222-6 
4. Lara Roberts – 64.33m/ 211
 
Women's 100 Meters 
18. Taejha Badal – 11.48; PR 
30. Ma'Khi Falkquay – 11.57; PR
 
Women's 100M Hurdles Invite
27. Kerrington Johnson – 14.02
 
Women's 100M Hurdles 
19. Ayesha Nelson – 14.55
22. Daneille Lynch – 14.74
 
Women's 800 Meters
58. Aliyah Simmons – 2:15.02
 
Women's 4x100 Relay 
18. Badal, Falkquay, Lewis, Roberts – 45.22
 
Men's 100 Meters 
29. Dominick Yancy – 10.51
 
Men's 110M Hurdles Invite
Prelims
7. Daniel Harrold – 13.67; 3rd-best time in school history
Finals
2. Daniel Harrold – 13.35; Best All-Conditions time in school history. 
 
Men's 400 Meter Invite
36. Brian West – 47.08
42. Shawn Collins – 47.62
47. Taahir Kelly – 48.25
 
Men's 800 Meters
41. Ka'Bren Mitchell – 1:51.68; PR
 
Men's 4x400 Meter Relay
7. Collins, West, Kelly, Yancy – 3:04.35; 2nd- best in school history  
 
Results From the Kingsville Cactus Cup
Women's High Jump 
6. Amaya McBride – 1.52m/4-11.75; PR
 
Women's Triple Jump
2. Precious Okougbodu – 12.50m/41
 
Women's Hammer Throw 
1. Lauryn Small - 57.05m/187-2; PR
3. Siena Lambert – 44.31m/145-4
 
Women's Discus Throw 
1. Utitofon Sam – 52.30m/171-7 
2. Carly Watts – 45.39m/148-11
4. Lauryn Small – 46.97m/154-1
11. Siena Lambert – 38.51m/126-4
 
Women's Shot Put 
1. Sophia Haberer – 14.96m/49-1; PR
2. Lauryn Small – 14.88m/48-9.75
4. Carly Watts – 14.10m/46-3
 
Women's Pole Vault 
T-2. Kaylee Crank – 3.50m/11-11.75
T-2. Breanna Brandes – 3.50m/11-11.75
T-2. Matilde Poli – 3.50m/11-11.75
 
Women's 1500 Meters 
4. Alexia Tiscareno Macias – 4:50.18
5. Kimberly Gloria – 4:54.31
6. Daniela Wisniewski – 4:54.17
 
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles 
5. Amaya McBride – 14.83
 
Women's 400 Meters 
7. Abigail Parra – 59.71; PR
 
Women's 800 Meters 
1. Abigail Parra – 2:18.65
2. Alexia Tiscareno Macias – 2:21.73
3. Kimberly Gloria – 2:26.13
10. Daniela Wisniewski – 2:33.17
 
Women's 200 Meters 
9. Amaya McBride – 25.53; PR
 
Men's High Jump
1. Aiden Hayes - 2.06m/6-9
 
Men's Long Jump 
6. Lamine Sall – 7.03m/23-0.75; PR
7. Giovonni Walker – 6.99m/22-11.25
10. Easton Hammond – 6.64m/21-9.5; PR
14. Victor Petrov – 6.38m/20-11.25; PR
 
Men's Triple Jump 
1. Chris Preddie – 15.47m/50-9
 
Men's Hammer Throw 
1. Alberto Archundia – 52.81m/173-3
 
Men's Discus Throw 
3. Alberto Archundia – 46.13m/151-4
 
Men's Pole Vault 
6. Easton Hammond – 4.16m/13-7.75
 
Men's 1500 Meters 
1. Jake Smith – 4:03.67
2. Julian Dominguez – 4:04.80
3. Nathaniel Morales – 4:08.35
4. Jack Deelman – 4:08.49
9. Jon Hrivnak 4:17.86
 
 
Men's 110M Hurdles 
10. Easton Hammond – 16.67
11. Victor Petrov – 17.19; PR
 
Men's 400 Meters 
9. Santos Flores – 52.55; PR
 
Men's 100 Meters
9. Chris Preddie – 10.80; PR
15. Easton Hammond – 11.54
16. Victor Petrov – 11.39; PR
 
Men's 3000M Steeplechase
2. Elias Palmer 10:00.67
 
Men's 800 Meters 
5. Santos Flores – 1:57.17
9. Franco Melhado – 1:59.78
18. Jake Smith – 2:04.36
12. Jack Deelman – 2:02.51; PR
21. Julian Dominguez – 2:06.70
20. Nathan Morales – 2:06.51