Anthony won the first section of the 100m quarterfinal with a 9.75w (2.1 wind) time that ranks equal No. 2 on the collegiate all-time and equal No. 3 performer on the U.S. all-time list under all-conditions. Anthony is the fastest ever U.S. collegian under all-conditions.
The wind-legal collegiate record is 9.82 set by Christian Coleman of Tennessee in 2017. Faster wind-aided collegiate times include a 9.69w set at altitude by UTEP’s Obadele Thompson (Barbados) in 1996 and a 19.75w by USC’s Andre De Grasse (Canada) in 2015.
On the U.S. all-conditions 100m all-time list, the top time is 9.68w by Tyson Gay, followed by 9.74 for Justin Gatlin, and 9.75w for Doc Patton and Trayvon Bromell.
Anthony posted a 20.10 to advance in the 200m while Washington was 16th overall in 20.58. Washington produced a 10.05w in the 100m to advance to Eugene.