The Clemson track and field team claimed success with multiple first place finishes at the Tennessee Relays in Knoxville, Tennessee on Friday, April 8. 

The men’s 110-meter hurdles team had an impressive performance, sweeping its event to take top-three podium spots. 

Junior Devon Brooks took first in 13.57 seconds, junior Giano Roberts came in second with 13.64 seconds and senior Lafranz Campbell followed in third at 13.76 seconds. 

Trishauna Hemmings then continued the winning streak in the women’s 100-meter hurdles. The senior ran 13.24 seconds to put herself first amongst 23 others. 

The Tigers had another first place finish by junior Giano Roberts in the 200-meter dash. Roberts bolted to a time of 21.15 to come out ahead of 27 others.  

Courtney Williams took second-place in the women’s 200-meter. The sophomore ran in 23.84 seconds to set a new personal record and beat out 29 other competitors. 

To wrap up the Friday events, sophomore Caroline Johnston placed third in the women’s long jump, jumping for 5.92 meters. 

The meet came to an end due to snow in Knoxville, and the Saturday events were canceled.  

Clemson Track and Field will next compete in Gainesville, Florida at the Tom Jones Memorial Meet on Friday, April 15 and Saturday, April 16.