LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Lindsey Wilson men's track and field team finished second out of six teams at the Mid-South Conference Indoor Championships on Monday at the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center, highlighted by multiple All-Conference honors and NAIA qualifying marks.

Cambell Rawlings ran 6.82 in the 60-meter prelims to qualify for the finals, placing first. D'Antonio Warren also qualified with a time of 6.97 to finish fourth. DeAngelo Patterson ran 7.03 to place seventh and advance, while Trey Blanton also made the finals with a time of 7.03.

In the finals, Rawlings ran 6.80 to hit the NAIA "B" standard and earn All-Conference honors.

In the 200 meters, Warren placed second in 21.64 while Rawlings finished third in 21.76. Both earned All-Conference recognition in the event.

In the 400 meters, Daniel Otibo finished first in 48.28, hitting the NAIA "B" standard and earning All-Conference honors. Royce Mentor IV ran 49.03 to place third and also earned All-Conference recognition.

In the high jump, Janer Caicedo Campaz placed first with a leap of 2.04 meters to hit the NAIA "B" standard. Dyse Harding cleared 1.95 meters as both athletes earned All-Conference honors.
In the long jump, Maxwell Wordui jumped 7.01 meters to finish first and earn All-Conference honors.

In the shot put, Elijah Bullock threw 12.90 meters to place third and earn All-Conference honors.
In the triple jump, Summy Manirakiza leaped 12.73 meters to place third and earn All-Conference recognition.

In the weight throw, Bullock earned his second All-Conference honor of the day, winning the event with a throw of 15.04 meters. Leeshawn Johnson placed second with a mark of 14.54 meters, also earning All-Conference honors.

In the relays, the 4000-meter distance medley team of Ashton Johnson, Maximus Kilby, Landon Franich, and Kevin Cuin placed third in 11:04.50 to earn All-Conference honors. The 4x400-meter relay team of Royce Mentor IV, D'Antonio Warren, Miah Chatmond, and Daniel Otibo also finished third in 3:19.09 to claim All-Conference recognition.

Assistant coach Alexia DeHaven was named Women's Indoor Coach of the Year, marking the first time an assistant coach in program history has received the honor.

Lindsey Wilson returns to action at the NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships, set for March 5–7 in Gainesville, Florida .