The University of New Orleans track and field team concluded the 2026 season with impressive performances at the NCAA East Regional in Lexington. Keldrick Turner placed seventh in the 400-meter quarterfinals, clocking in at 45.45 seconds, marking the second-fastest time in school history. The Privateers' 4x100-meter relay team finished fifth in their heat with a time of 38.46 seconds, making it the fourth-fastest in school history. Overall, both Turner and the relay team demonstrated exceptional athleticism, rounding off a successful season.

By the Numbers
  • Keldrick Turner鈥檚 time of 45.45 seconds is the second-fastest in University of New Orleans history.
  • The 4x100-meter relay team's time of 38.46 seconds ranks as the fourth-fastest in program history.
State of Play
  • Turner holds all three sub-46-second times in program history.
  • The 4x100 relay team is completing the season with the school record of 39.40 seconds set earlier in the season.
What's Next

As the season wraps, the Privateers will look to build on this year's successes in preparation for the next athletic season and continue improving on their record times.

Bottom Line

The University of New Orleans track and field team showcased remarkable talent this season, with standout performances indicating a bright future for the program and potential for further records next season.