Brianna Duncan Becomes Fastest Woman In UNC History

Posted Apr 7, 2018
Brianna Duncan broke the 27-year-old 100-meters UNC record at the Battle of the Blues Friday when she won the race in 11.35 during her 2018 outdoor debut. The original record of 11.37, set by Kendra Mackey in 1991, stood for nearly three decades before Duncan took it down Friday afternoon, becoming the undisputed fastest woman in UNC history. (GoHeels.com)

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