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A group of runners from the University of Montevallo in central Alabama set a school record for the 4-200-meter relay - even though one athlete collided with an official who walked onto the track mid-race. Sophomore https://montevallofalcons.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/amari--lewis/5523 Amari Lewis was in the early stages of his leg of the race when he toppled the official, who was crossing the track at the wrong time. Footage shows the official, who appears to be an elderly man, making his way back to a seat near the starting line of the event following the incident. Lewis was streaking ahead before the collision, and he stumbled, but the incident seemed to have minimal impact on his time before handing over the baton. According to the https://montevallofalcons.com/news/2023/1/22/mens-track-and-field-falcons-set-four-school-records-at-kms-invitational.aspx university , Lewis and his teammates Matthew Gray, J'Brelin Cook, and Patrick Sherrill set a "program record" of 1:32.89 during the https://twitter.com/UMFalcons/status/1617189832475697152 KMS Invitational track meet at the Birmingham Crossplex, in Birmingham, Alabama. (Footage by Amari Lewis/Storyful via Getty Images UGC)