Ja'Kobe Tharp Sets New World Record in NCAA 110m Hurdles
Auburn’s Ja'Kobe Tharp clocked 12. 75 seconds to break a 13‑year‑old world record in the 110‑metre hurdles at the NCAA Championships, a milestone for college sport.
Tharp, the defending champion, seized the record with a flawless race that left spectators in awe. The record‑breaking run took place in Indianapolis, drawing attention from coaches worldwide.
Analysts praised his explosive start and flawless hurdle technique. The achievement positions Tharp as a strong contender for the upcoming Olympic Games and elevates Auburn’s program on the global stage.
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