Hall of Fame

Horn

Ashley Horn-Vines

  • Class
    2005
  • Induction
    2026
  • Sport(s)
    Track & Field
Ashley Horn-Vines distinguished herself as one of the premier field athletes in the history of Morgan State University, establishing a legacy of excellence through her record-setting performances, championship achievements, and unwavering commitment to success. Throughout her collegiate career, she emerged as one of the most dominant throwers in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), consistently excelling on the conference and regional stages.

A versatile and accomplished competitor, Horn captured five MEAC championships across the shot put and javelin events, showcasing her exceptional talent and ability to perform under pressure. Her success extended beyond those disciplines, as she also earned a runner-up finish in the discus at the 2004 MEAC Outdoor Championships, demonstrating her all-around excellence in the throwing events. Her dominance in the shot put was further highlighted by her establishment of a MEAC record in the event, cementing her place among the conference’s all-time greats.

The 2004 season stands as one of the most remarkable in Morgan State track and field history. Horn delivered a championship performance at the MEAC Outdoor Championships, scoring an impressive 28 points and earning MEAC Outstanding Field Performer honors. Her efforts were instrumental to the Bears’ success and underscored her status as one of the conference’s elite athletes.

In recognition of her outstanding accomplishments, Horn was named Morgan State Women’s Track Most Valuable Performer and earned the prestigious Morgan State Athlete of the Year award in 2004. These honors reflected not only her competitive achievements but also the leadership, determination, and work ethic she brought to the program.

Horn concluded her career by helping Morgan State continue its tradition of excellence, contributing to the program’s MEAC Outdoor Championship in 2005. Her impact on the Bears’ success extended far beyond individual accolades, as she played a key role in elevating the program’s prominence within the conference.

 Achievements: 
  • 5x Conference Champion ( Shot put & Javelin) 
  • 2nd place in Discus at MEAC in 2004
  • Past Shot MEAC record holder
  • MEAC Outstanding Field Performer 2004 ( 28 points)
  • Outstanding Morgan Women 
  • Track MVP 2004
  • MSU Athlete of the Year 2004
  • MEAC Champion ( Outdoor 2005) 
  • Multiple NCAA Regional Qualifier 
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