2023-2024: Indoors – competed in 4 meets indoors, starting her collegiate career by placing 3 rd on the
60H at the JD Martin Invitational in Norman, OK. Later, she placed 12 th in the 60H at the Charlie Thomas
Invite and finished her first indoor season placing 12 th in the WAC Championship 60H with a PR time of
8.87. Outdoors – competed in 7 meets, opening her season with a 5 th place finish in the 100H at the ACU
Wes Kittley Invitational. Later in the regular season, she placed 4 th in the 100H at the Joe Gillespie
Invitational in Stephenville and 10 th in the 100H at the Masked Rider Open in Lubbock. At the Corky
Crofoot Invitational in Lubbock, Hana set a new PR of 14.34 in the 100H. Hana would complete the
season by finishing 18 th in the 100H at the WAC Championship.

Before ACU: Competing for Grand Oaks HS in the Conroe ISD, Hana won the District 13-6A 100H with a
school record time of 13.95. That time gave her the #60 best time for high schoolers in the U.S. After the
HS season, she finished 20 th  at the Nike Outdoor HS Nationals in the 100H. Between her junior and
senior year in HS, Hana finished 15 th in the USATF National Junior Olympics in the 17-18 year old 100H.
As a HS junior, she placed 6 th in the Region II-6A 100H, after winning the District 13-6A title in the same
event.

Personal: Hana graduated Cum Laude from Grand Oaks HS in 2023, where she was also an AP Scholar.
Her parents are Kayci and Calvin Banks, both were collegiate athletes. Hana is an Early Childhood
Education major, as well as a John C Stevens Award winner. She spent this past summer as a Talent
Acquisition Specialist Intern for Pyramid Global International.

Why did you choose ACU? I chose ACU because how beautiful the school was, the amazing education
program, and the people on the track team.

What is your favorite thing about ACU? My favorite thing about ACU is the Teacher Education program.
It has the most amazing professors, and all the other Ed majors are so genuine.