LONGVIEW, Texas -- The LeTourneau men and women's track and field teams compete at the SCAC Championships this weekend.

The YellowJackets are attending their second SCAC Championships. The meet will be held in Abilene, Texas, at host McMurry.

DETAILS:

• SCAC Track & Field Championships
• Abilene, Texas (McMurry University)
• April 24-26
• LIVE STATS
• LIVE VIDEO
• MEET CENTRAL
• TICKETS

WOMEN'S NOTES:

• LeTourneau women finished seventh in 2025, totaling 25 team points.
• The Jackets currently have three athletes sitting inside the top three in events among SCAC marks this season, and nine inside the top seven.
• Hannah Dunster is in a great position to bring home points in the jumps. Her program record 5.25-meter (17' 2.75") mark in the long jump at the LeTourneau Invitational is second in the SCAC, while she sits fourth in the triple jump with a mark of 10.51 meters (34' 5.75").
• Peyton Chaney's program record 10,000-meter time of 44:23.34 at the Carl Kight Invitational is third in the conference.
• Madi Williams also sits inside the top three in the SCAC with her 16.04 100-meter hurdles time at the War Hawk Classic.
• Reigning SCAC Field Athlete of the Week Michaela Antenucci is sixth among conference marks following her personal record pole vault of 2.43 meters (8') at the Dan Veach Invitational last weekend.
• Nat Ferdi -- who was All-SCAC in 2025 -- is fifth in the javelin throw with a mark of 33.49 meters (109' 10").
• Alayna Galloway and Madelyn DeLosSantos are competing in their final conference championships. Galloway sits seventh in the SCAC in the 800-meter with a time of 2:25.82 (NSU Invitational), while DeLosSantos's 1:14.70 in the 400-meter hurdles is sixth in the conference.

MEN'S NOTES:

• Calvin Mason is set up to be LeTourneau's top point scorer once more in 2026, as well as defend his shot put title from 2025. Mason's program record 16.21-meter (53' 2.25") mark in the shot put not only sits atop the conference, but is 29th in the nation. 
• Mason set program records this season in both the discus (46.36 meters (152' 1")) and the hammer throw (50.59 meters (166')). His hammer mark is best in the SCAC and is second in the discus throw.
• Another Jacket with a top national mark is Aaron Willeford in the javelin. His 60.95-meter (200') toss at the Carl Kight Invitational is second in the SCAC and 19th in the nation. Erik Lindgren follows with a 53.39-meter (175' 2") mark and is fourth in the conference.
• Colton Fears is the final athlete who garnered All-SCAC honors in 2025, finishing second in the pole vault. Fears and Andrew Cockrill look to add to that total this weekend, as both sit second in the SCAC with a mark of 4.30 meters (14' 1.25").
• Abdiel Rincon is coming off a program record in the 100-meter dash at the Dan Veach Invitational. Rincon's time of 10.76 is sixth among SCAC marks.
• Elijah Oudyn and David Dugan seek to bring home points in the distance events, as both sit inside the top seven in SCAC marks in the 5,000-meter and the 10,000-meter.
• Xavier Davila is sixth in the conference in the 800-meter with his 1:56.67 time, while Grayson Gaddis' 4:02.78 1500-meter time ranks seventh in the SCAC.
• Another potential All-SCAC honor could be earned from Alexander Hoksbergen in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, where Hoksbergen ranks third with a time of 9:52.86.

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