Judy Elful set a new school record in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 57.20 seconds during the Bulldog Relays, marking the second-fastest record in the nation this season. In addition to Elful's victory, the Memphis Tigers garnered one win, 16 top-five finishes, and 22 personal-best performances across various events at the WashU Distance Carnival. Notable performances included the men's and women's 4x400-meter relay teams finishing second in their races as well. Several athletes achieved personal records, contributing to a robust team performance. Memphis will compete next at the Joey Haines Invite in Cape Girardeau, Missouri on April 3.

By the Numbers
  • Elful's time of 57.20 seconds broke a 12-year school record.
  • The Tigers recorded 22 personal-best performances during the competitions.
State of Play
  • Elful's performance positions her among the top contenders in collegiate track this season.
  • Both 4x400-meter relay teams showed strong potential by finishing second in their events.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Memphis Tigers will aim to build on their momentum during the upcoming Joey Haines Invite, likely featuring further opportunities for personal bests and competitive placements.

Bottom Line

Elful's achievement not only showcases her talent but also elevates the team's prospects as they prepare for future meets, highlighting the overall strength and potential within the Memphis track and field program.