Among the standout performances at the NAIA Indoor Track & Field championships included Joshua Morris who placed 7th in triple jump as he jumped a personal best 14.91m. Tyrece Grant also impressed with a 3rd place standing, running a 21.00 in the men’s 200 Dash Prelim solidifying the team’s competitiveness as the season progresses.

“Our goals for early on [in the season] and at TCU are just to knock off the rust for competition outdoors and some athletes are hoping to get some national qualifiers marks out of the way.” said Head Coach Duke Kicinski.

“We have a great mix of experienced athletes and newcomers who are really stepping up,” said sophomore sprinter Kayla Wildy.

“For the outdoor season I’m focusing on being consistent with training, getting out of my head and just try balance life,” said senior computer information system major Camden Martin.

The Rams kicked off their outdoor season at the TCU Invitational on March 21-22.

“…We will be looking to shake off the rust and begin to see how the athlete’s bodies will respond to all of their off season training” said Head Coach Duke Kicinski.

The Rams’ indoor national experience has sharpened their focus — outdoor domination is next.

Texas Wesleyan athletes are fine-tuning their form and focus for the outdoor grind!

The Rams are focusing on making sure every sprint, jump and throw is building toward a dominant outdoor campaign!

The Rams are combining power and precision to prepare for a fierce outdoor season.

Behind the athletes are a coaching staff bent on suppling them the tools and know-how necessary for success.

The Rams have cultivated a culture of collaboration as they look to pull in the same direction towards outdoor dominance.

The Rams are training hard to carry their indoor success to the outdoor stage, as many athletes are hoping to beat their personal bests.

Stay tuned for later on in the season as the Rams will be hosting the Track and Field Sooner Athletics Conference for the first time on April 24.