HOUSTON, Texas— Texas State track and field wrapped up competition Saturday at the J. Fred Duckett Twilight, hosted by Rice University, recording multiple event titles and top-five finishes across the one-day meet.

"This was a great opportunity to compete back in Texas after being on the road last week," said Head Coach John Frazier. "We were able to come away with several strong regional qualifying marks, and it was rewarding to see our athletes continue improving on their performances."

The Bobcats were highlighted by a series of first-place performances in both field and track events. In the men's high jump, senior Aiden Hayes cleared 2.24 meters (7-4.25) to claim the event title, while Tshephang Dankuru added a fourth-place finish at 2.12 meters (6-11.50).

Caden Ohara secured another victory in the men's pole vault, clearing 5.25 meters (17-2.75), and Giovonni Walker continued the momentum in the jumps with a first-place finish in the men's long jump at 7.59 meters (24-10.75).

In the throws, Sophia Haberer led the women's shot put with a winning mark of 15.87 meters (52-0.75), while Adam Carter placed second in the men's shot put with a throw of 17.80 meters (58-4.75). 

Hannah Kemele added a pair of top-three finishes, placing third in the shot put (14.30m/46-11) and third in the javelin (47.32m/155-3). Lesedi Khunou recorded a third-place finish in the women's discus at 44.52 meters (146-1).

Texas State also saw strong performances in the horizontal jumps, with Damacio Hooks finishing second in the men's triple jump (14.17m/46-5.75), Christian Soungie placing third (14.10m/46-3), and Kennedy Jacquet taking third on the women's side (11.97m/39-3.25).

On the track, the Bobcats continued their success with several event wins. David Richards claimed the men's 110-meter hurdles title in 14.45 seconds, while Ja'Shaun Lloyd led a dominant showing later in the evening with a win in the 110-meter hurdles (13.86) after also capturing the 100 meters in 10.39 seconds. 

Drew Donley added a second-place finish in the men's 200 meters (20.74), while also placing fourth in the 100 meters (10.47).

Victoria Amiadamen posted a first-place finish in the women's 400-meter hurdles with a time of 59.30 seconds, followed by Siena Farrell in second (1:01.37). 

Mihajlo Katanic added another victory for the Bobcats in the men's 400-meter hurdles, clocking 51.26 seconds.

In the women's sprints, Sai Brookins captured the 100-meter title in 12.22 seconds, with Sanaa Washington placing third (12.39). Mia Gonzalez also contributed a third-place finish in the women's 100-meter hurdles (14.79).

In middle-distance action, Kathryn Evans earned a runner-up finish in the women's 800 meters with a time of 2:12.35, while Alexia Macias placed fourth in the women's 1500 meters (4:29.39). Eyan Calico added a fourth-place finish in the men's 3000-meter steeplechase (9:32.36).

Texas State will continue its outdoor season as it prepares for the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Championships, with the postseason approaching in the coming weeks.

Men's High Jump
1. Aiden Hayes - 2.24m/7-4.25
4. Tshephang Dankuru - 2.12m/6-11.50

Women's High Jump
9. Kendall Lemm - 1.61m/5-3.50
NH. Chinenye Uzoh

Men's Pole Vault
1. Caden Ohara - 5.25m/17-2.75
7. Connor Skopik - 4.75m/15-7

Women's Pole Vault
5. Breanna Brandes - 3.80m/12-5.50
7. Matilde Poli - 3.65m/11-11.75

Men's Long Jump
1. Giovonni Walker - 7.59m/24-10.75
12. Easton Hammond - 6.98m/22-10.75
17. David Richards - 6.67m/21-10.50

Women's Long Jump

Men's Triple Jump
2. Damacio Hooks - 14.17m/46-5.75
3. Christian Soungie - 14.10m/46-3

Women's Triple Jump
3. Kennedy Jacquet - 11.97m/39-3.25

Men's Shot Put
2. Adam Carter - 17.80m/58-4.75
24. Easton Hammond - 13.04m/42-9.50
27. David Richards - 11.56m/37-11

Women's Shot Put
1. Sophia Haberer - 15.87m/52-0.75
3. Hannah Kemele - 14.30m/46-11
8. Stephanie Williams - 12.85m/42-2
21. Bostyn Baskin - 10.60m/34-9.25

Men's Discus

Women's Discus
3. Lesedi Khunou - 44.52m/146-1

Men's Hammer
5. Marius Numrich - 56.55m/185-6
12. Alberto Archundia - 63.56m/175-9

Women's Hammer
5. Lesedi Khunoi - 39.75m/130-5

Men's Javelin
4. Connor Warzecha - 62.47m/204-11
6. Chase Leatherwood - 52.59m/172-6

Women's Javelin
3. Hannah Kemele - 47.32m/155-3

Women's 100m Hurdles Afternoon
3. Mia Gonzalez - 14.79

Men's 110m Hurdles Afternoon
1. David Richards - 14.45

Women's 100m Afternoon
1. Sai Brookins - 12.22
3. Sanaa Washington - 12.39
10. Mia Gonzalez - 12.87

Men's 100m Afternoon
11. Reginald Bonner - 11.02
19. Philip Reed - 11.13
32. Joshua Taylor - 11.61

Men's 400m Afternoon
3. Aiden Sheffield - 49.22
7. Easton Hammond - 49.79
9. Victor Petrov - 50.17

Women's 200m Afternoon
11. Kerrah Evans - 25.43
16. Bostyn Baskin - 25.80

Men's 200m Afternoon
11. Ethan Moffett - 22.13
23. Arveyon Davis - 22.81
28. Victor Petrov - 23.20

Women's 400m Hurdles Evening
1. Victoria Amiadamen - 59.30
2. Siena Farrell - 1:01.37

Men's 400m Hurdles Evening
1. Mihajlo Katanic - 51.26

Women's 400m Evening
6. Kila Rodas - 56.45
11. Kerrah Evans - 57.18

Men's 400m Evening
10. Ethan Moffett - 49.38

Men's 100m Evening
1. Ja'Shaun Lloyd - 10.39
4. Drew Donley - 10.47
8. Ty'Shaun Lloyd - 10.77

Women's 100m Hurdles Evening
11. Kennedy Jacquet - 15.42

Men's 110m Hurdles Evening
1. Ja'Shaun Lloyd - 13.86
3. Philip Reed - 14.32
4. Arveyon Davis - 14.48

Women's 800m Evening
2. Kathryn Evans - 2:12.35
6. Haley Hall - 2:16.72

Women's 200m Evening
7. Sanaa Washington - 24.94
9. Sai Brookins - 25.02

Men's 200m Evening
2. Drew Donley - 20.74
6. Ty'Shaun Lloyd - 21.51
10. Aiden Sheffield - 21.82
11. Reginald Bonner - 22.16

Men's 3000m Steeplechase Evening
4. Eyan Calico - 9:32.36

Women's 1500m Evening
4. Alexia Macias - 4:29.39
16. Kimberly Gloria - 4:47.34
23. Haley Hall - 4:59.20

Men's 5000m Evening
12. Anthony Sandavol - 15:29.05

Women's 5000m Evening
13. Sanai Robinson - 18:31.89