WESTERVILLE, Ohio – Baldwin Wallace University sophomore All-Ohio Athletic Conference sprinter/hurdler Kenae Moore (Cypress, Texas/Bridgeland) has earned the OAC Women's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week honor for the second consecutive week and just the second time in her career.
 
Moore was named All-Ohio in three events at the DIII All-Ohio Outdoor Championships at Ohio Wesleyan University to help her team to a second place finish out of 14 teams. She finished in second place in the 100m dash with a time of 12.33 seconds that was only .22 seconds shy of her PR that she set last weekend. Moore set a 200m dash PR of 24.70 seconds while taking second place. She now owns the best 200m dash and 100m dash times in the OAC. In the 200m, she is fifth in the Great Lakes Region and 16^th in the nation. Her 24.70 second mark is only .28 seconds shy of the school record. She also finished in third place in the 4x100m relay with her squad finishing in 49.05 seconds.
 
Last week, Moore earned a 100m dash PR time of 12.11 seconds to help her win her first career OAC award. Her time currently stands in first place in the OAC, sixth in the region, and 34^th in the nation. She is .26 seconds away from tying the school record of 11.85 seconds, which was set by Glenda Nix in 1980. Off the field, Moore is a business administration major.
 
Up Next

• Women's outdoor track and field will host the 56^th Sparky Adams Invitational on the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds Throws Facility and inside George Finnie Stadium on Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18.