• Raven Johnson cleared 3.20m and tied for 4^th place in the pole vault.
• Cailyn Johnson took 2^nd place in the discus with a season-best toss of 46.77m.
• The 4x400m relay unit (A. Robinson, N. Eastman, K. Stewart, J. Robinson) crossed the finish line in 2^nd place in their debut with a time of 3:56.48.

• The Lady Bears were paced by Keira Stewart's third-place finish in the long jump (5.51m).
• Cailyn Johnson added a fourth-place mark in the discus (40.77m), while Brylan Carter placed sixth in the hammer throw (47.85m).
• The Morgan State 'A' team (J. Robinson, A. Robinson, K. Stewart, K. More) was edged out at the finish line with a second-place time of 47.65.
• Anyra Knight raced to a 2^nd place finish with a time of 14.11 (PR).
   

• The Morgan State men's track & field team continued its outdoor campaign this weekend at the Dalton Ebanks Invitational, a two-day meet held at George Mason Stadium.
• Aleah Alexander's personal-best 1.63m clearance for second place in the high jump. Keira Stewart added a third-place finish in the long jump (5.80m), while Jatavia Robinson posted a season-best 24.37 to place eighth in the 200m.
• Jatavia Robinson led the way with a third-place finish in the 100m, clocking 11.61, while sophomore Cailyn Johnson added a third-place finish in the discus with a toss of 43.16m. 
• The Lady Bears also turned in solid relay performances, with the 4x400m relay team placing fourth in a season-best 3:51.92 and the 4x100m relay team finishing fifth with a season-best 46.31. 
   

• Morgan State turned in several encouraging performances across the weekend, finishing as the meet runner-up with 87.5 points.
• Morgan State opened Day 1 on Friday with Brylan Carter capturing first place in the javelin with a throw of 36.61 meters, and opened the hammer throw with a personal-best toss of 50.00 meters to place second overall.
• Keira Stewart recorded a personal-best mark of 6.08 meters to claim first place.
• The Lady Bears continued to impress in the 4x100-meter relay, as the 'A' team secured a third-place finish with a season-best time of 46.19. 

• Morgan State capped off an outstanding weekend at the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championships, finishing second overall in the final team standings with 119 points at William "Dick" Price Stadium on the campus of Norfolk State University.

• Gold Performances
  • Brylan Carter captured the MEAC title in the javelin (40.24 meters) and hammer (51.25m).
  • Laniyah Henderson won the MEAC title with a leap of 13.03 meters.
  • Cailyn Johnson earned gold in the discus with a winning throw of 46.17 meters.
  • Crystal Coke captured gold by winning the 3000m SC in 11:57.26.
• Silver & Bronze Performances
  • Keira Stewart earned silver in the long jump with a clearance of 6.22m.
  • Morgan State 'A' (J. Robinson, A. Knight, K. Gordon, K. Stewart) earned silver with a time of 45.68.
  • Raven Johnson secured bronze in the pole vault by clearing 3.30 meters.

• Outstanding Field Athlete - Brylan Carter
• First Team All-MEAC: Cailyn Johnson (Discus); Crystal Coke (3000mSC); Brylan Carter (Javelin, Hammer Throw); Laniyah Henderson (Triple Jump).
• Second Team All-MEAC: Keira Stewart (Long Jump); 4x100m (J. Robinson, A. Knight, K. Gordon, K. Stewart).
• Third Team All-MEAC: Raven Johnson (Pole Vault)
  (Recognition signifies top-three conference placements per event)

• Qualifiers
  • Keira Stewart qualified in the long jump after recording a personal-best leap of 6.22 meters at the MEAC Championships. Stewart, who entered the competition ranked No. 39 in the East Region, recorded a jump of 19-9 (6.02m) to finish 22nd overall among the region's top 47 long jump competitors.
  • Laniyah Henderson secured her place in the triple jump after posting a personal-best mark of 13.03 meters at the MEAC Championships. Henderson, who entered the meet ranked No. 22 in the East Region in the triple jump, recorded a mark of 40-3½ (12.28m) to place 39th overall in a highly competitive field of 47 athletes.

• Middle distance
• Relays
• Jumps
• Combined events

Coach Hodge on the Season

"We were a team full of grit from the very start of the season. Despite the challenges we faced, we continued to show up with purpose because we believed we had something special. We persevered through setbacks and uncertainties together, and our success was truly a total team effort, culminating in a second-place finish at the MEAC Championships.

"As a staff, we are extremely proud of our student-athletes and all they accomplished this year, as well as the tremendous growth they demonstrated throughout the season. We celebrated several individual MEAC champions, runners-up, and All-MEAC performers. Laniyah Henderson set a new school record in the triple jump with a mark of 13.03 meters, and we capped off the year by qualifying two jumpers for the NCAA East Regional Championships. That experience proved invaluable for both Keira Stewart and Laniyah Henderson, who will return next season.

"The future is bright for Morgan State Track & Field. Go Bears!" 

Looking Ahead

Morgan State demonstrated:

·       Greater event depth
·       More conference finalists
·       Improved consistency across the roster

The overall trajectory of the program remained positive throughout the spring, and the future of the program is promising.