ATLANTA, Ga. – For the second straight weekend, junior Nia Elmore (Hinesville, Ga.) attacked the Clayton State women's track & field record book as she recorded her 19^th program record on the final day of the Emory Classic on Saturday, March 30. As a team they finished 12-of-26 with 24 points.
 
Competing in the 100-meters, Elmore achieved yet another program record when she posted a time of 12.12 in the semifinals. That mark was one one-hundredth better than her time in that event last week at the Emory Invitational and sent her to the finals of the 100-meters. In that portion of the event she ran another sterling time of 12.16 to finish 5-of-44. In addition to that performance she would tie for 18^th out of 84 in the 200-meters (26.18).
 
Senior Carla Catala Martin (Barcelona, Spain) also delivered an impressive outing for the Lakers as she finished 3-of-35 in the 5,000-meters with a time of 18:50.34 and junior Jasmine Radford (Lawrenceville, Ga.) came in 6-of-84 in the 200-meters (25.52).
 
Joining them both in the Top-10 would be freshman Kiara Green (Ty Ty, Ga.) with a 10-of-49 performance in the discus (35.04) and senior Ariel Boyd-Ghani (Powder Springs, Ga.) at 10-of-56 in the 800-meters (2:23.35). Green would add a 24-of-48 outing in the shotput with a distance of 10.54-meters and Boyd-Ghani was 34-of-74 in the 1,500-meters (5:14.21).
 
Senior Destiny Johnson (New Iberia, La.) was 16-of-37 in the triple jump (10.28m) and sophomore Na'ilah Allen (McDonough, Ga.) was 21-of-56 in the 800-meters at 2:27.51 and 28-of-74 in the 1,500-meters (5:10.15). Senior Lynnet Kosgei (Eldoret, Kenya) came in 35^th in the latter with a time of 5:15.25 and freshman Asia Love (Riverdale, Ga.) was 26^th in the 800-meters (2:29.64).
 
Clayton State heads to Huntsville, Alabama next weekend for the Gulf South/Peach Belt Conference Challenge. That meet will run on Saturday, April 6 and be hosted by Alabama-Huntsville.
 
CLAYTON STATE WOMEN'S COMPETITORS - SATURDAY, MARCH 30 (15)
Na'ilah Allen – 800-meters (21-of-56, 2:27.51), 1,500-meters (28-of-74, 5:10.15)
Shockera Betty – Shotput (27-of-48, 9.84m)
Ariel Boyd-Ghani – 800-meters (10-of-56, 2:23.35), 1,500-meters (34-of-74, 5:14.21)
Carla Catala Martin – 5,000-meters (3-of-35, 18:50.34)
Dalania Clardy – Triple Jump (20-of-37, 9.86m)
Nia Elmore – 100-meters (5-of-44, 12.16 – 12.12 Prelim&), 200-meters (T18-of-84, 26.18)
Stephanie Escobar – 1,500-meters (50-of-74, 5:27.94)
Kiara Green – Discus (10-of-49, 35.04m), Shotput (24-of-48, 10.54m)
Jhade Hayes – Discus (49-of-49, Foul)
Chaviya Jackson – 200-meters (39-of-84, 26.91)
Destiny Johnson – Triple Jump (16-of-37, 10.28m)
Lynnet Kosgei – 1,500-meters (35-of-74, 5:15.25)
Asia Love – 800-meters (26-of-56, 2:29.64)
Corta'Nasha Mutcherson – 400-meters (39-of-51, 1:04.61)
Jasmine Radford – 200-meters (6-of-84, 25.52)
&Indicates Program Record