World Leads for Cabral and Prandini at Mt. SAC Relays

Published by IAAF on April 16, 2016

World leading performances by Johnathan Cabral in the 110m hurdles and Jenna Prandini in the 100m were among the chief highlights at the 58th Mt. SAC Relays on Saturday (16).

Canadian Cabral, a semi-finalist at last year's World Championships, won his specialty in 13.35 to knock 0.02 from his career best.

Mikel Thomas of Trinidad & Tobago was second in 13.40.

Prandini, last year's NCAA champion in the 100m and long jump, clocked 10.95 in her impressive season's debut, finishing just ahead of Hannah Cunliffe who clocked 10.99. It was Prandini's second career sub-11 performance, just shy of her 10.92 from last year.

Ameer Webb of the US is also off to a fast start. The 25-year-old former NCAA 200m champion produced a solid victory in the 100m, handily defeating world 100m bronze medallist Andre De Grasse clocking a wind-assisted 9.90 (+2.4) to the Canadian's 10.04.