Lancaster Girls break the national high school record in the 4×100 season, according to the report

The 4×100 meter relay of Lancaster's Girls has just introduced itself to the history books.

According to Texas Milessplit, the Lady Tigers distributed a 43.84 player in the 4×100 meter relay. At the Donnie Conner Panther Relays in Midlothian, Lancaster was the first high school girl relay, which broke the 44-second barrier in the event. The previous record of 44.24 has been held by Desoto since 2019.

The record seemed to be in danger since Lancaster's relay team from Datavia Hunter, Lily Pierrot, Milan Lathan and Saniyah Miller ran on March 1 at the Red Oak Meet 44.58 44.58.

Lancaster's record relay after the school inaugurated the state championships in all three seasons on the way to their 14th state championship, the largest school in the history of Uil, on the way to its 14th state championship.

Further high school sports reporting can be found in the Dallas Morning News here.

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