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Maryland Earns Multiple Trips To The Podium On Final Day Of Big Ten Championships
5/17/2026 6:30:00 PM | Track & Field
LINCOLN, NE -The final day of the Big Ten Track and Field Championships in Lincoln saw the Maryland Terrapins reach the podium three times. The Terrapins also set three new top-10 all-time school marks to close out the weekend.
Justin DeVaughn secured a fourth place overall finish in the 110 meter hurdles after running a time of 13.47 seconds.
Yesterday DeVaughn set the new eighth all-time record in the event for program history but climbed all the way up to second all-time with his performance today.
Mehdi Guerrah finished in fifth place overall in the 400 meter hurdles final after running a time of 51.71 seconds. Gurrah earned his team four points in his efforts.
The 4x100 team made up of Levrone, Ford, Morman and Spikes earned the Terps a spot on the podium after turning in a time of 33.90 seconds in the event.
The quartet secured the seventh place overall spot in the event while also moving up to second place all-time in the Maryland record books for the event.
Maryland Performances
DT - Morgan Graham - 53.41 - 13th
SP - Rhys Allen - 16.32 - 19th
4x100 - Victoria Teasley, Jasmine Davids, Naaema Robinson, and Armanie Coleman - 45.20 - 9th
4x100 - Gabe Levrone, Sam Ford, Mykel Morman, and Roman Spikes - 39.90 - 7th
110mh - Justin DeVaughn - 13.47 - 4th
400mh - Mehdi Guerrah - 51.71 - 5th
5000m - Katie Dutko - 17:52.45 - 29th
Justin DeVaughn secured a fourth place overall finish in the 110 meter hurdles after running a time of 13.47 seconds.
Yesterday DeVaughn set the new eighth all-time record in the event for program history but climbed all the way up to second all-time with his performance today.
HAVE A WEEKEND @justintheecreatorr 🤯
— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) May 17, 2026
New e̶i̶g̶h̶t̶h̶ SECOND best mark in school history ✅
Fourth place overall in the finals ✅
*all conditions pic.twitter.com/SSfjRoJlrf
Mehdi Guerrah finished in fifth place overall in the 400 meter hurdles final after running a time of 51.71 seconds. Gurrah earned his team four points in his efforts.
LETS GOOOOO MEHDI‼️
— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) May 17, 2026
Mehdi Guerrah earns a spot on the podium after finishing fifth overall in the 400 meter hurdles at a time of 51.71 seconds 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/ydE8AMJ2nU
The 4x100 team made up of Levrone, Ford, Morman and Spikes earned the Terps a spot on the podium after turning in a time of 33.90 seconds in the event.
The quartet secured the seventh place overall spot in the event while also moving up to second place all-time in the Maryland record books for the event.
B1G time performance from the 4x100 relay team 😤
— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) May 17, 2026
The quartet previously held the third best time in program history at 40.10 seconds, set earlier this season. pic.twitter.com/UzKWkxWk72
Maryland Performances
DT - Morgan Graham - 53.41 - 13th
SP - Rhys Allen - 16.32 - 19th
4x100 - Victoria Teasley, Jasmine Davids, Naaema Robinson, and Armanie Coleman - 45.20 - 9th
4x100 - Gabe Levrone, Sam Ford, Mykel Morman, and Roman Spikes - 39.90 - 7th
110mh - Justin DeVaughn - 13.47 - 4th
400mh - Mehdi Guerrah - 51.71 - 5th
5000m - Katie Dutko - 17:52.45 - 29th
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