Another section of the 400m featured Razorback alums Nickisha Pryce and Rosey Effiong along with Jallow-Lockhart. Pryce topped the trio with a 51.61 season opener while Effiong finished in 51.88 and the 52.06 by Jallow-Lockhart bettered her previous indoor best of 53.52 from 2023 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
A trio of current Razorbacks raced in another 400m section with Saira Prince leading the way with a 52.86 while Arianna Sharpe posted a 53.65 and freshman Morgan Herbst set a career best of 53.93.
Alfred sped to a world-leading 7.04 in the 60m prelims and then improved to a sizzling 7.00 in the final. While setting a meet record, Alfred also produced the second fastest time ever at the Tyson Track Center behind a 6.98 for American Aleia Hobbs in 2023.
Leading the collegiate field behind Alfred were a trio of Razorbacks in Asia Thomas, Taejha Badal, and Ryan Jennings, who ran 7.37, 7.41, and 7.44.
Thomas and Badal later placed first and second in the 200m, claiming separate sections in season bests of 23.37 and 23.56.
Analisse Batista led an Arkansas 1-2-3-4 finish in the 800m with a meet record time of 2:03.18. Ainsley Erzen finished second in 2:03.36 while freshman Makenna Herbst placed third with an indoor career best of 2:03.41, which ranks No. 11 on the UA all-time list. A week after setting a mile PR, Madeleine Gear placed fourth in the 800m with a 2:08.90.
The previous meet record of 2:05.52 was set by Razorback Shafiqua Maloney in the 2021 debut of the Wooo Pig Classic. Maloney paced this race through 600m with splits of 29.55, 30.49 [1:00.04], 31.23 [1:31.27].
Arkansas alum Logan Jolly won the mile in a meet record of 4:39.37 to better the 4:39.87 set by Taylor Roe of Oklahoma State in 2021. Jallow-Lockhart placed second in 4:40.21 with teammates finishing 3-5-6 from the trio of Josphine Nwaura (4:44.00 PR), Sorcha Shiu (4:52.17 PR), and Bradley Weimer (4:52.76 PR).
