This document provides information about the upcoming Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships happening from May 3-5 in San Angelo, Texas. It announces the defending champions, provides details on how to watch live, and lists the weekly award winners and top performers from member schools. Athletes from various Lone Star Conference schools have recorded automatic and provisional qualifying marks for the NCAA Division II Championships.

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LONE STAR CONFERENCE OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD WEEKLY RELEASE
May 2, 2018
LSC OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships are set for a three‐day run May 3‐4‐5 at LeGrand
Stadium in San Angelo, Texas.
Texas A&M‐Commerce is the reigning men’s champion and West Texas A&M is the defending champion on the
women’s side.
The championships start Thursday at 1 p.m. with the multi‐events portion and conclude Saturday night with finals
and team trophy presentations.
Live results will be available at: http://www.sidearmstats.com/angelo/track/
The running events Friday and Saturday will be streamed live free of charge through the LSC's GameCentral portal
(http://portal.stretchinternet.com/lonestar). In addition to supporting desktop and laptop computers, GameCentral's
responsive design will support mobile devices as well (iPad, iPhones, Android).
LSC Outdoor Track and Field Championships Central (courtesy of ASU):
http://www.angelosports.com/sports/2018/4/16/2018‐lsc‐track‐field‐championships.aspx
LSC OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field athletes have recorded 25 NCAA Division II Automatic qualifying marks
(18 men, seven women) and 140 provisional efforts (83 men, 57 women). See the LSC performance list here:
https://www.tfrrs.org/lists/2294.html.
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
MEN’S TRACK
Dalton Stidham, Tarleton State University, JR, Boyd, Texas, Boyd, HS
Stidham took home a gold medal from the ACU Oliver Jackson Twilight and marked a provisional time for the fifth
consecutive meet in the 110‐meter hurdles. The junior hurdler from Boyd posted a career best time of 14.21.
MEN’S FIELD
Rascellis Williams, Tarleton State University, JR, Mineral Wells, Texas, Mineral Wells HS
Williams competed in the high jump at the ACU Oliver Jackson Twilight meet. Williams cleared 6‐5 (1.96m) and placed
fourth in the event.

2. WOMEN’S TRACK
Danee Bustos, Eastern New Mexico University, JR, Belen, New Mexico, Belen HS
At the Abilene Christian's Oliver Jackson Twilight Meet, Bustos helped the ENMU women's 4x100m relay team improve
its national standing. She ran the second leg of the relay as the Hounds won the event with a team‐record time of 45.96.
The finish was an improvement on their previous NCAA Championship provisional qualifying time and moved them to
fourth in Division II.
WOMEN’S FIELD
Roxana Hernandez, Tarleton State University, SR, Dallas, Texas, Bishop Lynch HS
Hernandez competed in the high jump at the ACU Oliver Jackson Twilight. Hernandez cleared 5‐3.75 (1.62m) and
finished fifth in the event.
WEEKLY AWARDS
Men’s Track
M‐22 Charles Greaves, Texas A&M‐Kingsville
M‐28 Javier Lopez, Texas A&M‐Kingsville
A‐4 Marcus Parker, Eastern New Mexico
Rashard Clark, Texas A&M‐Commerce
Javier Lopez, Texas A&M‐Kingsville (2)
A‐11 Malcolm Woods, Texas A&M‐Commerce
A‐18 Quinton Sansing, West Texas A&M
A‐25 Marcus Parker, Eastern New Mexico (2)
Rashard Clark, Texas A&M‐Commerce (2)
M‐2 Dalton Stidham, Tarleton State
Men’s Field
M‐22 Trivett Jones, Angelo State
M‐28 Nils Fischer, Angelo State
A‐4 Florian Obst, Texas A&M‐Commerce
Richard Cervantes, Texas A&M‐Kingsville
A‐11 Nils Fischer, Angelo State (2)
Charles Greaves, Texas A&M‐Kingsville
A‐18 Andrew Perez, Texas A&M‐Kingsville
A‐25 Richard Cervantes, Texas A&M‐Kingsville (2)
M‐2 Rascellis Williams, Tarleton State
Women’s Track
M‐22 Kara Bickham, Tarleton State
M‐28 Minna Svaerd, Texas A&M‐Commerce
A‐4 Kami Norton, Angelo State
A‐11 Kami Norton, Angelo State (2)
A‐18 Nele Heinrich, West Texas A&M
A‐25 Valda Kabia, West Texas A&M
M‐2 Danee Bustos, Eastern New Mexico
Women’s Field
M‐22 Kaitlin Lumpkins, Angelo State
M‐28 Jasmine Roberts, Texas A&M‐Commerce
A‐4 Daisy Osakue, Angelo State
Fatim Affessi, West Texas A&M
A‐11 Daisy Osakue, Angelo State (2)
A‐18 Fatim Affessi, West Texas A&M (2)
A‐25 Zada Swoopes, West Texas A&M
M‐2 Roxana Hernandez, Tarleton State
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Ivar Moinat, Eastern New Mexico University, registered a strong performance in the 800m run at last week's Abilene
Christian's Oliver Jackson Twilight Meet. He ran a time of 1:52.60 to claim third place in the event.
Taylor Richards, Tarleton State University, had the best finish for the TexAnns Thursday evening at the ACU Oliver
Jackson Twilight. Richards won the 3000‐meter steeplechase in a time of 12:14.11.
LSC NOTES (Submitted by LSC SID’s)
Angelo State

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Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico outdoor track and field teams inched closer to the finish line with last week's performance at
Abilene Christian's Oliver Jackson Twilight Meet. The quartet of Lateria Slaughter, Danee Bustos, Maijah Mathis and
Kandice Miles improved their national standing in the 4x100m relay, while Kenneth Lloyd took first place in the high
jump. The Greyhound 4x100m relay team won the event with a team‐record time of 45.96. The finish was an
improvement on their previous NCAA Championship qualifying time and moved them to third in Division II. Lloyd won
the high jump with a height of 6‐9. In the women's and men's 800m dashes, Mason Swanson finished third with a season
best performance of 2:16.31, while Ivar Moinat ran a time of 1:52.60. Shane Walsh finished fourth in the men's 1,500m
run with a season best performance of 4:00.68. This weekend, the teams will head to San Angelo, Texas for the Lone
Star Conference Championships.
Lubbock Christian
Midwestern State
Tarleton State
Texas A&M‐Commerce
Texas A&M‐Kingsville
West Texas A&M
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