Aaron Gentry+FollowMuskingum women shine at Spartan ClassicMuskingum’s women’s indoor track & field team kicked off their season with a bang at the Spartan Holiday Classic in Cleveland! Senior Avrie O’Neil dominated the weight throw, taking first place with a 15.65m toss, while Kylie Andres and Kendra Monnin-Lee followed close behind. Jessica Dotson also grabbed gold in shot put, and Marissa Hill soared to third in high jump. No team scores were kept, but these standout performances set the tone for an exciting season. Who else is pumped to see what the Muskies do next at Muskie Meet #1 on January 17? #Sports #Muskingum #TrackAndField00Share
Jacob Morris+FollowBadgers make noise in Chicago season openerWisconsin’s track and field squad wasted no time turning heads at the Cougars Alumni Invitational in Chicago. Freshman Tonovila Hicks blazed through the 60m hurdles, winning the event and jumping straight into the UW record books. Senior Jalen Williams set personal bests in both the 60m and 300m, even grabbing a win in the 300m. Zion Ometesa took the 600m title, and the 4x400m relay team capped off the day with another victory. This kind of early-season energy could set the tone for a big year—anyone else feeling excited to see how far this team can go? #Sports #WisconsinBadgers #TrackAndField00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowCatamounts shine at Clemson season openerWestern Carolina’s track and field teams made a statement at the Clemson Opener, grabbing three podium spots to kick off their season. Leah Butler led the charge with a blazing 57.40s in the women’s 400m, landing second place. Ericka Jackson and Sadler Miller also brought home third-place finishes in shot put and high jump. On the men’s side, Noah Straley’s 7.13m long jump stood out. What’s even more exciting? Thirteen Catamount freshmen made their collegiate debuts! This fresh energy could mean big things for WCU this season. How do you think these early results will shape the team’s momentum? #Sports #Catamounts #TrackAndField00Share
