Stan Becton | NCAA.com | April 19, 2022 WATCH: LSU's Favour Ofili sets new NCAA record in women's 200 meters Share Another week, another record-breaking performance in women's track and field. At Florida's Tom Jones Memorial track meet, LSU sprinter Favour Ofili blazed her way to a new collegiate record in the 200 meters. Watch the race below: Certified Skater ⛸️The full race of @FavOfili's marvelous PR of 21.96 last weekend!#GeauxTigers pic.twitter.com/TuOX2AI31B— LSU Track & Field (@LSUTrackField) April 19, 2022 Ofili finished in 21.96 seconds (+1.3) to set a new collegiate record in the 200 meters. She broke the previous record of 22.02 seconds, set by Florida’s Kyra Jefferson in 2017. In the record-breaking performance, Ofili of course set a new LSU record. She also set a Nigerian National record, running the second-fastest 200 meters of any woman in African history. Ofili now claims the 2022 world lead in the event. 🏃Track and Field🏃 🏆: Florida sweeps 2022 outdoor championships | How the NCAA championships work | 2022 indoor championship recap 🔥B/R: Follow college track and field on Bleacher Report 💥HISTORY: Programs with the most titles | Men's champ history | Women's champ history | Bowerman history 🧠 WHAT TO KNOW: Wind and scoring explained | Greatest venues | Best uniforms | The difference between indoor and outdoor seasons 🥇 Tokyo Olympians: Karel Tiga | JuVaughn Harrison | Cole Hocker | Camryn Rogers | Ruth Usoro | Athing Mu | Tara Davis | Tyra Gitten How the AP preseason football poll predicts the College Football Playoff Here's how the preseason AP poll correlates to the final College Football Playoff poll in the CFP era. READ MORE Teams with the most College Football Playoff wins and appearances These are the college football programs with the most College Football Playoff wins and appearances since the format began in 2014. READ MORE Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories These are the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE