The ENMU women's track and field team has found a promising path to nationals after a strong showing at Angelo State. Kennedy Ulmer set a new school record with a discus throw of 50.71m, ranking her ninth nationally and putting her in contention for a second consecutive trip to outdoor nationals. Eight other athletes also improved their standings, showcasing the team's depth and talent as they prepare for the Lone Star Conference championships.

By the Numbers
  • Kennedy Ulmer's school record in discus at 50.71m ranks her ninth nationally.
  • Eight athletes improved their personal bests at the ASU Invite, including three in the 100m.
  • Ambrosia Francis clocked in at 11.99s, Journie Alexander at 12.03s, and Devyn Ericksen at 12.12s, all top 20 LSC times.
State of Play
  • Ulmer is currently ranked second in the conference in discus and fifth in javelin.
  • Journie Alexander's long jump performance puts her second all-time in school history.
  • Jerriana McWilliams holds fourth in the conference for her triple jump performance.
What's Next

The team is now focused on maximizing their performance at the Lone Star Conference outdoor track and field championships from May 7-9, where they will seek further qualification for nationals.

Bottom Line

With several athletes showing significant improvement, the ENMU women's track and field team appears poised for success at the upcoming conference championship, potentially sending multiple competitors to nationals.