Sianni Wynn won her state-record 15th total Meet of Champions indoor titles Wednesday when she tied her 200 PR after winning the 100 earlier in the day on her home track at Pennsauken.
Wynn won the 200 in 23.05 with legal wind after winning the 100 in a legal 11.45. The 23.05 is just 9-100ths of a second off the state record of 21.96 set by Sydney McLaughlin in 2017.
Wynn now has seven outdoor Meet of Champions titles, 3rd-most ever behind Natalie Dumas and Jodie Bilotta, along with her eight indoor M-of-C titles. She’s never lost a race at a Meet of Champions.
Wynn’s 11.45 is 3rd-fastest in meet history and her 23.05 breaks the FAT meet record of 23.20 that she set last year. Trenton’s Wendy Vereen ran a hand-timed 23.0 in 1983 and that will be listed alongside Wynn’s time in the record books.
Wynn also anchored Pennsauken’s winning 400-meter relay team, which ran 45.33 to obliterate the meet record of 46.22 set last year by Union Catholic. That’s 3-100ths off their state record from the Penn Relays.
From the Backstretch by Reuben Frank 