Howard University's women's track and field team claimed victory at the Bison Classic for the fourth consecutive year, achieving a narrow win over George Washington by just one point. They scored a total of 124 points, with Bowie State trailing at 84 points. Key performances included senior Temi Banwo and sophomore Kinnidi Hampton dominating the shot put, while Jasmen Walker excelled in both the triple jump and 100-meter hurdles. The team will next compete in the Tom Jones Memorial in Gainesville, Florida, on April 17-18.

By the Numbers
  • Howard University scored 124 points, winning by one point over George Washington (123 points).
  • Temi Banwo earned first place in shot put with a throw of 13.39 meters.
  • Jasmen Walker won the triple jump with a distance of 11.33 meters and the 100-meter hurdles in 14.58 seconds.
State of Play
  • HU and Gallaudet co-hosted the Bison Classic for the fourth consecutive year.
  • The team is preparing for the upcoming Tom Jones Memorial competition in Gainesville.
What's Next

Following their victory, the Bison track and field team aims to build on this momentum at the Tom Jones Memorial, where they will face additional competitive challenges against various collegiate teams.

Bottom Line

The Bison Classic win solidifies Howard University's track and field dominance in the region, showcasing their talent and teamwork as they look forward to the next competition.