Lanham Breaks Program 200-Meter Outdoor Record at KT Woodman Classic

Friday, April 11

Wichita, KS

11:00 AM

Kansas City

KT Woodman Classic

Lanham Breaks Program 200-Meter Outdoor Record at KT Woodman Classic

4/12/2025 9:37:00 PM | Track and Field

Tory Lanham runs a 20.59, a new career-best and top 200m time in the Summit League

WICHITA, KAN. - Kansas City Track & Field brought their 'A' game to the table, showcasing a well rounded effort at the KT Woodman Classic hosted by Wichita State. Several Roos notch career-best outings and top 10 performances across a bevy of events on the track and in the field.

Paving the path forward for Kansas City was Tory Lanham who yet again put on a record-breaking performance. The Summit League Indoor Championships MVP ran a 20.59 second time in the 200-meter dash, breaking his own previously set record of 21.07 set in the 2024 outdoor season. On the women's side, Sarah Wulfert broke through with a 100m time of 11.90, making her second all-time in Roos history for the women's outdoor 100m.

TOP PERFORMERS

Tory Lanham - Lanham's new program best marks in the 200m is the top time in the Summit League for the 2025 outdoor season. Additionally, Lanham now ranks tied for 13th nationally with his 20.59 time in the 200m. The sophomore has now broken the sub-21 second barrier twice this year, once with his prior career-best of 20.93 and now with his most recent gem of 20.59 at the KT Woodman Classic.
Amari Eugene - Eugene continues his impressive stretch in the 200m, running a 21.40 in Wichita which was good for a top 20 finish in the event and is tied for the fifth best time in program history with Chadayne Walker's 21.40 time in 2017. Eugene's 21.40 breaks his previous best of 21.59 which he set in his third place effort at the Summit League Indoor Championships.
Samuel Cleary - Kansas City took it up a notch on the distance running side of things and Cleary was a perfect example as the sophomore dashed a 31:30.67 in the 10,000-meter dash to come in ninth place overall. Cleary can now boast a new career-best in the 10,000m and resides in third place in the Summit League for the event.
Joan Rocha-Navarro - Jumping back into action, Rocha-Navarro ran hard in the 1500-meter dash, recording a time of 3:56.89 to come in 15th place amongst stiff competition. Rocha-Navarro is now in 14th place overall in the Summit League for the men's 1500m.
Mariah Belmont - The freshman delivered a superb performance in the 3000-meter steeplechase, recording a time of 11:28.94 to come in fourth place overall. Belmont's time is also the fourth best in school history for the women's 3000-meter steeplechase and ranks eighth in the Summit League.
Nahshon Houston - Houston set mutliple career-bests in Wichita on Saturday. Most notably, the senior jumper lept a 14.67 meter mark in the triple jump, beating his prior best of 14.22 set at last year's outdoor conference meet. Additionally, Houston ran a 10.65 second time in the 100-meter dash to come in 32nd place overall and erase his prior best of 10.81 that he had set in the Roos previous meet at the CMU Invite.

FULL RESULTS

Men's 100m
Victor Sewankambo / 22nd | 10.58
Nahshon Houston / 32nd | 10.65
Ben Musa / 46th | 10.82

Women's 100m
Kyrah Anderson / 54th | 13.07

Women's 200m
Jacky Perez-Vela / 12th | 24.72
Shavelle Shaw / 26th | 25.42
Melissa Jackson / 66th | 27.36
Naomi Eyanagho / 67th | 27.50

Women's 400m
Alanie Rivera / 41st | 1:04.11

Women's 400m Hurdles
Maddie Dial / 15th | 1:05.01

Men's 800m
MJ Foster / 18th | 1:54.35
Kai White / 30th | 1:56.15
Connor Jacober / 44th | 1:58.56

Women's 800m
Alanie Rivera / 12th | 2:17.83
McKenna Hood / 33rd | 2:26.70
Alyiah Shirley / 49th | 2:30.87

Men's 1500m
Joan Rocha-Navarro / 15th | 3:56.89
Luke Swarts / 54th | 4:09.25

Women's 3000m Steeple
Mariah Belmont / 4th | 11:28.94

Men's 5000m
Kaleb Glaizer / 50th | 15:55.22

Women's 5000m
Maggie Boley / 28th | 18:39.96
Madelyn Russell / 29th | 18:45.79

Men's 10000m
Samuel Cleary / 9th | 31:30.67
Athanasius Kibiwott / 16th | 32:03.08
Evan Kiefer / 27th | 32:41.15
Eli Block / 33rd | 32:59.47

Women's High Jump (Open)
Lily Bremer / 5th | 1.50m

Women's High Jump (Invitational)
Taylor Bailey / 9th | 1.55m

Men's Long Jump
Miguel Hernandez / 16th | 6.84m
Victor Sewankambo / 18th | 6.67m
Channing Rainbolt / 23rd | 6.17m
Ben Musa / 24th | 6.15m

Women's Long Jump
Naomi Eyanagho / 14th | 5.19m
Juliana Lupercio / 25th | 4.63m

Men's Triple Jump
Nahshon Houston / 6th | 14.67m
Hunter Ross / 7th | 14.53m

Women's Triple Jump
Brooke Williams / 7th | 11.72m
Juliana Lupercio / 15th | 10.77m

Women's 4 x 100m Relay
'A' / 6th | 47.70
(Estes, Shaw, Fleming, Perez-Vela)
'A' / 4th | 4:06.01
(Dial, Hood, Lightford, Williams)
'B' / 11th | 4:24.50
(Rivera, Fleming, Jackson, Eyanagho)

UP NEXT

The Roos will rest up before hitting the road and traveling to Lawrence, Kan. for the Kansas Relays next Thursday, April 17 through Saturday, April 19.