UTEP’s Amusan Sets Fastest 100m Hurdle Time in the World in 2017
UTEP sophomore hurdler Tobi Amusan clocked the fastest 100m hurdle time (12.63) in the world for 2017 on Saturday afternoon at Kidd Field in the UTEP Springtime.
Amusan exploded out of the blocks and dashed to a first-place finish, setting a school record in the process. The previous standard was held by Kim Turner (12.95, 1983) and had stood for 34 years.
UTEP has a short rest before returning to the track, this time in Austin, Texas, for the Texas Relays March 28 – April 1 . Be sure to follow @UTEPTrack on Twitter for live updates.
