Keanna Moody signed off on her sophomore season with some flare as she earned
three All-American tophies at the 2014 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field National Championships. Serving as one of Moody's biggest highlights from her three events was a new school record in the 400m.
Going 54.14 for sixth place in the finals, Moody dropped her second program-low of the weekend to improve upon her prelim mark. In the women's 4x100m relay, she delivered a stellar first leg to help her team take third overall with a time of 45.80. Finally, in the 400m hurdles, an event she only started this season, Moody crossed the finish line in eighth (1:00.88) to secure her third All-American honor.
"Keke had a great day!" head coach Charles Ryan said. "New lifetime best and All-American status in her primary event (400m). She backed that up with another All-American award in an event she just picked up a few months ago for the first time. Her future is very bright in both races."
