Results: Florida Relays | Colonial Relays

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Another week, another record broken.
 
Hampton University senior Ce'aira Brown turned in the top individual performance of the weekend at the Florida Relays, breaking her own school record in the 800-meter run.
 
She turned in a 2:02.82, finishing third overall and ranking as the top college runner in the event. Her old record, 2:04.17, came last season.
 
Brown was also the anchor on the Lady Pirates' sprint medley team – along with sophomore Asonya Anderson, senior Kristian Young, and senior Tanisha Greene – that finished second with a season-best time of 3:50.52.
 
Young, Greene, Anderson, and sophomore Meshala Morton were 10th in the 4x200-meter relay with a 1:37.36.
 
On the men's side, senior Ramoye Simon turned in the Pirates' best individual effort in Florida, thanks to the 47.08 he ran in the 400-meter run to come in 11th overall.
 
Simon was also on the 4x200-meter relay – along with senior Jasper Savoy, senior Trey Holloway, and Darius Davis – finishing 10th with a season-best 1:24.93.
 
Both teams also had student-athletes competing in the Colonial Relays this past weekend at the College of William & Mary; the Lady Pirates wound up tied for 29th in the team standings, while the Pirates were tied for 33rd.
 
Freshman Kaitlin Scott, with a season-best mark of 1.60 meters (five feet, three inches) won the university high jump, and graduate student Siobhan Ford-Holland was eighth in the championship long jump, turning in a season-best mark of 5.53 meters (18 feet, 1.75 inches).
 
The Lady Pirates came in sixth in the 4x100-meter relay, with freshmen Tiara Robinson, Lauren Lyons, Kylie McMillan, and Anaiah Brown turning in a 48.31. Robinson, Lyons, and McMillan also ran the 4x200-meter relay, along with freshman Saenea Williams, coming in seventh after running a 1:42.62.
 
Sophomore Isaac Arriola won the university long jump, turning in a season-best mark of 6.91 meters (22 feet, eight inches).
 
Redshirt junior Christian Faber-Kinney was fifth in the university javelin throw, with a mark of 50.11 meters (164 feet, five inches), and he was seventh in the high jump after leaping 1.84 meters (six feet, 0.50 inches).
 
Senior Sulamin Fareed was eighth in the championship shot put, tossing the implement 16.05 meters (52 feet, eight inches).
 
The Pirates and Lady Pirates will be in Baltimore, Md. on Friday for the Don Webster Invitational. For more information on Hampton University track & field, please call the Office of Sports Information at (757) 727-5811, or visit the official Pirates website at www.hamptonpirates.com.