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    Day two of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships saw the women begin their road to being crowned national champoions, competing to advance past the semifinal round.

    Like on the opening day, it was a successful outing for the HBCU competitors involved with more punching their ticket to the finals.

    Southern’s Tashina Alase continued her spectacular season by gaining an automatic qualifying spot in the 100 hurdles, winning her heat in 12.90 seconds in a photo finish.

    Alase will be joined in the finals by Howard duo Cenaiya Billups and Yahnari Lyons, each making it into the championship final in the 400 hurdles and 200m, respectively.

    Operating in a fast heat that claimed three of the top four times in the 400 hurdles, Billups clocked in at 55.44 seconds, finishing third in her heat, making her the fastest of the non-automatic qualifiers.

    On the other hand, Lyons paced her 200m heat in 22.36 seconds, .02 seconds shy of tying her personal best mark.

    The women’s portion of the finals will take place on Saturday.

    Joining these qualifiers in the finals is field athletes North Carolina A&T’s Olivia Dowd and Alabama State’s Daedrian Beville, each competing in the triple jump, while A&T’s Spirit Morgan will participate in the high jump.

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