The Converse University women's track and field team excelled at the 2026 Conference Carolinas Outdoor Championships, clinching 11 medals with three golds. Freshman Grace Davis won the 100-meter dash and 200 meters, adding significant points. Other notable performances included Kyla Beasley winning the 400-meter hurdles, while Jocelyn Cunningham dominated the heptathlon.

By the Numbers
  • 11 top-three finishes for the Valkyries.
  • 3 gold medals earned, including victories in the 100 meters, 400-meter hurdles, and heptathlon.
  • Cunningham scored 4,965 points in the heptathlon, leading her team.
State of Play
  • The Valkyries secured second place in both relay events, showcasing depth in the team.
  • Freshman performers contributed significantly, with multiple podium finishes across various events.
What's Next

With strong results at this championship, the Valkyries are poised for continued success in upcoming meets, likely focusing on improving their relay times and strengthening individual events as they head into the postseason.

Bottom Line

The Valkyries showcased exceptional talent and teamwork at the Conference Carolinas Outdoor Championships, setting a solid foundation for future competition and underlining their status as a top contender in collegiate track and field.