GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Alabama State University track and field program delivered an impressive showing at the Florida Relays, highlighted by a meet championship, school records, and multiple personal-best performances against elite national competition.

Leading the way was Daedrian Beville, who captured the triple jump title with a mark of 12.84 meters, earning Meet Champion honors. Beville's performance also etched her name into the program record books, matching the school record in the event.

Alabama State saw additional history made as Aliyah Williams set a new school record in the 1500 meters, clocking a time of 4:31.94, showcasing her continued progression as one of the team's top distance runners.

Several Hornets recorded personal-best performances throughout the meet:

• Kaden McKire posted a leap of 7.22 meters in the long jump
• Amaya Burrows delivered a throw of 44.45 meters in the discus
• Rasunek Tyler-Thompson sprinted to 11.43 seconds in the 100 meters
• Wilnaya Taylor clocked 13.85 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles
• Shanteria Washington recorded a wind-aided 11.54 seconds in the 100 meters

The strong performances at the Florida Relays highlight the Hornets' continued growth and competitiveness as the outdoor season progresses.