Former University of Kentucky track standout Kendra Harrison finished first in the finals of the women’s 100-meter hurdles at the U.S. Track and Field Championships in Sacramento, Calif., on Saturday.
As a reigning Diamond League champion, Harrison had already qualified for the World Championships in London this summer. Her performance this weekend only confirmed the world record holder’s dominance in the event.
“Everyone in this event is really strong,” said Harrison, who finished in 12.60 seconds to beat Olympic silver medalist Nia Ali by a 0.08 margin. “These girls are going to represent and get that sweep like last year (at the Olympics).