2024 Texas A&M Bluebonnet Inv. Girls 100m Finals

Texas A&M Bluebonnet Invitational

The sprint events at the Texas A&M Bluebonnet Inv. have been the biggest elite results generators in the first three editions of the meet. This year will be no different as there are state champions from previous years who are entered as well as some girls who already in good form.

Here are the girls we are looking out for in the three sprint events.

Taylor Nunez runs to her third UIL 3A 100m state title

Girls 100m

Taylor Nunez (Randolph) is the top performer on the season this season with her 11.32 performance.. She is the three time UIL 3A state champion in both the 100m and 200m events. Look for the Texas A&M commit to be ready to represent in front of her future coaches and teammates.

Mia Maxwell (Humble Atascocita) is the second best performer on the season with her 11.40 run from last week. Celeste Robinson (Cypress Ranch) is the 2024 UIL 6A state champion in the 100m and has the third best mark of the season with a time of 11.56. Robinson won here in 2024 and was second last year.

More athletes to watch out for

Anaya Jones (Dickinson) - Has run 11.63, No. 5 this season

London Jackson Bray (Katy) - Has run 11.72; No. 8 this season

Amariya Hardeman (Fort Bend Bush) - Has run 11.78; No. 10 this season

Janiyah Mc Donald (Klein Forest) - Has run 11.80; No.11 this season

Bailey Johnson (Arlington Bowie) - Has run 11.82; No. 12 this season

Darinasia Taylor (Converse Judson) - Has run 11.84; No. 14 this season

Mariah Maxwell (5) runs at the 2025 Generation Park Inv.

Girls 200m

The girls 200m won't have to suffer due to winds if applicable. A&M is able to turn the track to where it is advantageous for the runners.

Like with her twin sister, Mariah Maxwell (Humble Atascocita) is one of the top entries and top overall sprinters in the country so far this season. She run a wind legal US No. 1 performance with her 23.11 run just last week. Celeste Robinson again shows up here; The Georgia commit has been one of the most dominant sprinters in the state the past three seasons. 

Brooke Lloyd (Humble Summer Creek) is a fantastic young talent. She ran 23.75 last week and was second to Maxwell. Look for her to avenge that loss and drop an even faster time in her attempt to do so.

Skylar Brazzell (Northwest Nelson) hasn't competed in the 200m this outdoor season, but she will debut this weekend in College Station. Brazell only ran the 800m outdoors and did run 2:12 this past Friday, good enough for a TX No. 9.. However, Brazell did get quality runs in during the indoor season; she ran a 23.26, good enough for No. 4 nationally.

McKenzie Roberson (Shadow Creek) - Has run 23.80; No. 6 this season

Nia Trammell (Fort Worth OD Wyatt) - Has run 23.88; No. 7 this season

Taylor Nunez (Randolph) - Has run 23.90; Ranked 9 this season and three-time UIL 3A state champion.

Carrie Cresser (Jersey Village) - Has run 24.08; No. 11 this season

Bailey Johnson (Arlington Bowie) - Has run 24.08 No. 11 this season and was sixth at 2024 UIL 6A state meet.

Amariya Hardeman (Fort Bend Bush) - Has run 24.10; No. 14 and was seventh at 2024 UIL 6A state meet.

Riley McKinney (Dickinson) - Has run 24.25; No. 17 this season

Janiyah Mc Donald (Klein Forest) - Has run 24.30; No. 19 this season

Kyaliah Davis (Klein Forest) - Has run 24.33; No. 20 this season

Bayleigh Minor has won three TAPPS 400m championships

Girls 400m

The 400m might surprisingly be as deep as the 100m and 200m events. There are several state champions competing this weekend.

Bayleigh Minor (Fort Bend Christian) has won three TAPPS championships in her first three seasons. The Texas commit has a 53.05 PR. She ran 53.61 indoors and ranks No. 2 nationally. De'Kayla Simpson (Duncanville) is another 53-second runner and state champion in the field she has a 53.46 PR and the 2024 UIL 6A 400m championship on her resume.

Ashtyn Lewis (Iowa Colony) ran 55.25 just last weekend and she is the two-time UIL 4A state champion. One runner without a state title or an outdoor performance this season is Brooke Lloyd (Humble Summer Creek). She ran 52.76 last year and already went 53.45 indoors this season and ranks No. 1 nationally indoors.

Chiora Enyinna-Okeigbo (Sunnyvale) was second in the 400m at the UIL 4A state meet with a time of 56.10.

Cailey Duren (Fort Bend Austin) - Has run 55.12; No. 4 this season

Mya Harris (St. Dominic Savio) - The frosh has run 55.40; No. 6 this season

Kylah Woods (Fort Bend Ridge Point) - Has run 55.65; No. 7 this season

Priscilla Adu-Gyamfi (Cypress Ranch) - Has run 55.77; No. 8 this season

Rianna Floyd (Waxahachie) - Has run 55.84; No. 10 this season

Jada Stanford (College Station A&M Consolidated) - Has run 55.89; No. 11 this season

Jaden Small (Shadow Creek) - Has run 56.02; No. 13 this season

Laila Walls (Fort Bend Elkins) - Has run 56.35; No. 15 this season