Twanisha Terry Reveals Next Hurdle After Mixed Campaign in China as Showdown with Sha'Carri Richardson Looms

American sprinter Twanisha Terry has revealed her next hurdle following her mixed start to the campaign in China as she is expected to lineup against teammate Sha'Carri Richardson soon.

The Olympian kickstarted her campaign in China with the Xiamen Diamond League, running in the 200m and finishing in 8th place.

She carried on to Shanghai where, again, she placed 8th in the same 200m event.

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Terry took her exploits to the 2025 World Relays where she helped Team USA qualify for the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo in the 4x100m relay.

Terry's team which composed of Kayla White, Caisja Chandler, and Mikiah Brisco, missed out on a medal, losing to Great Britain, Spain, and Jamaica, who secured the podium finishes from first to third respectively.

Following her escapades in China, Terry has now disclosed her next stop.

"My 3 weeks in China has finally come to an end. We handled the main job of qualifying Team USA for Tokyo, but we came up short medaling today. On to Japan next," she wrote on X.

As per her season's campaign calendar, her next hurdle is at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix in Japan on May 18, where her teammate Richardson is expected to debut her season.

The 100m World Champion, who is yet to disclose her full season calendar, is reportedly expected to use her boyfriend Christian Coleman's schedule, which is extremely similar to Terry's. The former world champion is also expected to line up in Japan.