LAWRENCE, Kansas _ Olympic champion Veronica Campbell-Brown of Jamaica set a meet record in the 200 meters at the 83rd annual Kansas Relays, winning in 22.32 seconds Saturday.

“The meet record was on my mind before I warmed up because it has been here for a long time,” said Campbell-Brown, the two-time defending Olympic champion in the 200. “And I felt like things were going great and I should go for it.”

Campbell-Brown dominated her competition with a quick start and a strong finish to beat Natalie Knight by more than a second and break the meet record of 22.59 set by Aleen Bailey in 2001.

Moments later, Campbell-Brown watched husband Omar Brown win the men’s 200 in 20.84. Campbell-Brown also competed in the 4×400-meter relay, with her team finishing fourth.

Campbell-Brown won three medals, including two golds, at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Four years later at Beijing, she became only the second woman in Olympic history to defend her title in the 200.

Campbell-Brown wasn’t alone in setting a meet record Saturday.

American Ivory Williams set a record of 9.95 in winning the men’s 100, beating a field that included two-time Olympian Churandy Martina, who crossed second behind Usain Bolt in the 200 in the 2008 Olympics before being disqualified for a lane violation. Martina finished fourth at the Kansas Relays.

“Yeah, this puts me on the map,” Williams said. “I know a lot of people know I can run out there. I just need to stay focused and run my race.”

The International All Stars’ time of 3:35.65 in the women’s 4×400 relay also set a record.

Peter van der Westhuizen of South Africa won the mile in 4 minutes, 6.84 seconds.

Last year, Van der Westhuizen battled Alan Webb throughout the race before Webb pulled ahead down the stretch with both runners finishing in under four minutes.