CLINTON, Miss. – Alabama A&M women's cross country finished their 2021 season at the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Championships, finishing 6-of-12 in an NCAA Division I meet on Monday, October 18.
"I am beyond pleased with today's competition," said A&M assistant women's cross country coach
Tamika Kinchen. "The team has been training hard and they were able to see their results today, it was
Sabria Wooten's last championship and she was able to finish with a season personal best, along with all of her teammates."
The Bulldogs had five competitors in the women's 5k race, headlined by senior
Sabria Wooten (Dallas, Ga.) and her 12-of-72 finish. She would cover the distance in a time of 19:47.47 while junior
Aneisha Ingram (Frankfield, Jamaica.) finished two spots behind her with a time of 20:01.39.
Freshman
Taylor Wingo (D'Iberville, Miss.) crossed the line in 22
nd (20:38.51) while freshman
De'Ajene Johnson (Detroit, Mich.) stopped the clock at 22:01.34 and finished 41
st.
Rounding out the field for AAMU was freshman
Ti'Yanna Watson (Mobile, Ala.) with a time of 26:15.73 placing 69
th. The Bulldogs impressive finish closes out a 2021 campaign that saw them compete in five meets and return to action after a year off.
Alabama A&M Competitors
Sabria Wooten – 12-of-72, 19:47.47
Aneisha Ingram – 12-of-72, 20:01.39
Taylor Wingo – 22-of-72, 20:38.51
De'Ajene Johnson – 57-of-72, 22:01.34
Ti'Yanna Watson – 67-of-72, 26:15.73
