The 6 most dominant women’s sprint performances in NCAA outdoor championship history

Only six women have ever won the 100 meters, 200 meters and 4x100 meter relay at the same NCAA outdoor championship meet in NCAA history. Here's a breakdown of each of these seasons.

2024 — McKenzie Long | Ole Miss

Outdoor Titles won

• • No. 2 time in NCAA history

2023 — Julien Alfred | Texas

Outdoor Titles won

• • All-Conditions NCAA Record
• • All-Conditions NCAA Record
• • No. 2 time in NCAA history
• Outdoor Team Title

1991 — Carlette Guidry | Texas

Outdoor Titles won

• 100 meters — 10.91s (+5.1)
  • No. 3 All-Conditions in NCAA history
• 200 meters — 22.44s (w)
• 4x100 meters — 42.88s (anchor leg)
  • No. 2 time in NCAA history

1990 — Esther Jones | LSU

Outdoor Titles won

• 100 meters — 11.14s (w)
• 200 meters — 22.49s
• 4x100 meters — 43.99s (anchor leg)
• Outdoor Team Title

1989 — Dawn Sowell | LSU

Outdoor Titles won

• • NCAA Record
• 200 meters — 22.04s
  • NCAA Record
• • NCAA Record
• Outdoor Team Title

1984 — Randy Givens | Florida State

Outdoor Titles won

• 100 meters — 11.06s (+3.66)
• 200 meters — 22.87s
• 4x100 meters — 43.72s (anchor leg)
  • Hayward Field Record
• 4x400 meter relay — 3:28.93 (third leg)
  • Hayward Field Record
• Outdoor Team Title

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