Women's Indoor Track | 1/26/2025 10:49:00 AM

Five first-place performances powered the Cloud County Community College women's indoor track and field team to a second place team finish Saturday, January 25 at the NAIA/Juco Challenge in Pittsburg, Kansas.

Freshman Maimuna Jallow delivered two first-place wins, setting new meet records in the 60M Dash in a national qualifying time of 7.35 and in the 200M Dash in a national qualifying time of 24.39.

In the 400M Dash, sophomore Rafiatu Nuhu established a new meet record with a national qualifying time of 55.48.

The T-Birds went 1-3-4 in the 800M Run. Sophomore Nontokozo Ncube broke the meet and program record in a national qualifying time of 2:10.80. Sophomore N Vanee Anchike clocked a national qualifying third place time of 2:13.93. Freshman Amanda Kotambe was fourth in a national qualifying time of 2:22.03.

Anchike posted a winning run in the 3,000M in a new meet record, national qualifying time of 10:19.11.

In the One Mile Run, Kotambe was fourth individually in a time of 5:16.86.

Sophomore Chenessa Davis recorded a second-place finish in the 60M Hurdles in a national qualifying time of 8.71. Freshman Tahlia Lienert took fifth in a time of 9.12.

Davis also took seventh in the high jump with a leap of 4'8". Lienert and sophomore Cordaelia Williams tied for 10th with a height of 4'8".

Sophomore Bradie Medina posted a fifth place finish in the Pole Vault at a height of 10'9".

Freshman Nele Goesl took fifth in the Triple Jump with a leap of 35'7".

Freshman Nanhi Pannu finished sixth in the 600M Run, crossing the finish line in a time of 1:41.75.

Cloud County scored 90.5 points and finished 6.5 points behind first-place Barton. Evangel (52), Cowley College (40) and Crowder Community College (30) rounded out the top five.

The T-Birds next will take part in the Herm Wilson Invitational at the Heskett Center at Wichita State University on Friday, January 31, and at the Washburn Open & Multi at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas on Friday, January 31 and Saturday, February 1.