6. Western Branch girls are the first to break 31 seconds in the event, besting their own national record yet again
It was bound to happen. And Western Branch did it, becoming the first high school team to break 31 seconds by winning the shuttle hurdle relay in 30.63 seconds. Two years ago, the Bruins set the mark at 31.22 seconds.
The team was comprised of Jada Terrell, Shadajah Ballard, Jashella Jenkins, and Adriana Shockley.
Terrell set the tone early and said afterward, "I just knew I had to get out and get us a lead."
From there, her teammates did the rest, hammering the field, including their "B" and "C" teams, which finished fourth and sixth, respectively, for their second national title in three years.