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Guyanese Aaliyah Moore Shatters Expectations and Takes the Title as Big 12 Champion in 800 Meters with Personal Best Time”

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February 26, 2023
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Aaliyah Moore has just become the newest Big 12 Champion in the 800 meters race! With a personal best time of 2:05.11, she dominated the competition and brought home the title for the University of Kansas.

Moore’s victory was hard-earned, as she also ran a tough leg in the women’s 4x400m relay with a time of 54.01. Guyana is proud of Aaliyah as her hard work and determination have paid off, and she can now bask in the glory of her achievement.

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After the race, Moore shared her excitement on social media, expressing gratitude for her victory and acknowledging the hard work she put in to get there. Her coach also noted that there is still more potential in Moore, suggesting that even greater victories may be on the horizon.

Moore’s victory is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her sport, and her achievement will surely inspire others to pursue their dreams with the same level of tenacity and passion. Congratulations to Aaliyah Moore on this incredible accomplishment!

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