As we get ready for our first race of the day straight away, why is it's the media comm women's 100 meters in center of picture there, Dan O'Brien, the reigning Olympic champion in the long jump, Tiana Bartoleta. Well, Tiana Bartoleta was, excuse me, one of those athletes that really benefited from another season. She had some health issues. She was able to restart her training, Claire and Ma in May, she was saying she didn't really get started till she got going in May, but now she can have a whole other year to prepare. She's been running very well. It's very inspirational on social media. She's got over 100,000 followers on social media, but you can also see her training on a daily basis as well. She ran some flying 30s for us on Instagram just last week and she looked very, very good. And she will also long jump today, her specialty, look forward to that. And next to her, Kayla White, North Carolina A&T from last year, you talked about Chris Belcher in the legacy of North Carolina A&T. There's a lot of talent there in the sprints and she's no different as she gets into the blocks to go up against Bartoleta. Well, Kayla White was second to Shikari Richardson last year in the 100 meter final at the NCAA championships and everybody looked at Shikari Richardson as the next great female runner, but Kayla White actually had a better summer than Shikari did. Christine and not of the Philippines in Lane 2, 3 women here to start our sprint portion of the event. And we'll look for that good start from Shikari and Bartoleta, but out there in Lane 6, that's Kayla White. White strong, but now on the inside not kind of closing the gap and maybe on the back half of the race not. So we await the official result and actually will be Kayla White taking the win in 11-18. Later here you see a start. Looked like Tiana Bartoleta in the middle did get a really good start. It's a little bit tight there in the middle. Well, Christina not and Kayla White are a little more free-flowing on the outside, but Kayla White, you know, you're out there running in an island basically when there's nobody next to you. This is just a, you know, a nice time trial. If somebody's ahead of you obviously on your left or right you can see them, but when, you know, that person's not in that lane, it's really difficult to kind of really almost judge your effort sometime. But she did a great job on the outside. This is a faster, this is her fastest run of the season. She had run 11-43. .