Tennessee track and field is hosting the Tennessee Relays Thursday through Saturday. After claiming three victories in day two of competition, Tennessee looks to close out the weekend strong. 

Follow this story for live updates and results from Tom Black Track.

Women’s 100m Hurdles – Prelims

Senior Charisma Taylor took first overall in the women’s 100m hurdles prelims, running a 13.36 to qualify for the finals, which take place at 1:30 p.m. ET.

Men’s 110m Hurdles – Prelims

Tennessee dominated the 110m hurdles prelims, taking the top four spots.

Devon Brooks led the Vols with a 13.71. Leonard Mustari took second with a 13.83, Jesse Henderson took third with a 13.89 and Rasheem Brown claimed fourth with a 14.09. All four will move on to the final at 1:40 p.m.

Men’s 4x100m

Tennessee’s dominating start to the afternoon continued into the 4x100m as the Vols took first overall with a time of 39.90, winning by more than one second. The team consists of T’Mar McCallum, Emmanuel Bynum, Nigel Green and Davonte Harding.

Women’s 800m

Tennessee had two top-10 finishes in the women’s 800m with Maia Stewart running a 2:14.46 and finishing seventh and Emily Knight running a 2:14.51 and finishing eighth.

Men’s 800m

The Vols had similar success on the men’s side with Kameron Helmlinger running a 1:53.05 and finishing fifth and Michael Rodriguez-King running a 1:54.16 and finishing ninth.

Women’s 100m Hurdles – Final

Charisma Taylor won the 100m Hurdles in dominating fashion, running a 13.34 and beating the second place finisher by over half a second.

Men’s 110m Hurdles – Final

It was all Tennessee in the 110m hurdles final with Devon Brooks, Rasheem Brown and Jesse Henderson taking first, second and third places. Leonard Mustari finished last after a rough start.

Women’s 100m

Jonah Ross took first overall in the women’s 100m, running an 11.93 in her first home meet as a Vol. Tennessee had two other top-10 finishes with Hannah Foxx finishing fourth and Alanna Smith finishing ninth.

Men’s 100m

Nigel Green finished second overall in the men’s 200m, running a 10.56 and finishing just behind Tiffin’s Widchard Guervil, who ran a 10.54.

Women’s 400m

All of Tennessee’s 400m runners finished in the top 10 with Uchechi Nwogwugwu taking first place with a season-best 55.34. Kylah Buckle finished third with a time of 56.00.

Men’s 400m

Tennessee’s only runner in the men’s 400m, Peyton Davis, finished 15th with a 52.22.