AUSTIN, Texas – No. 3 Texas Volleyball landed four on the AVCA Southwest All-Region Team, led by Torrey Stafford who was named AVCA Southwest Region Player of the Year. 

Stafford became the fifth Longhorn to earn the award, which marked the seventh overall award joining Chiaka Ogbogu (’17), Micaya White (’18), Logan Eggleston (20-22) and Madisen Skinner (’23). Stafford leads the Longhorns with 488 kills, has totaled 4.74 kills per set, is hitting .359 and leads the team with 32 aces. 

Stafford was also named to the All-Region Team along with freshman Cari Spears, sophomore Ayden Ames and senior Emma Halter. 

Spears was also tabbed as the AVCA Southwest Region Freshman of the year. Texas has now won the award three-straight seasons following Ames and Ella Swindle. 

Texas is set to host #15 Indiana on Dec. 12 at 11 a.m. CT at Gregory Gym in the Sweet 16.  

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – A pair of standouts from Louisville led the way for the Atlantic Coast Conference’s first Performers of the Week of the 2025-26 Indoor Track & Field season. Louisville’s Alba Cuns Iglesias was named the ACC Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, while Elsingi Kipruto was tabbed the ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week. Virginia’s Gary Martin earned ACC Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week honors, while North Carolina’s Vera Sjöberg was named the ACC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week. Virginia Tech’s Maddox Hamm was selected as the ACC Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, while Clemson’s Kimeka Smith garnered ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week honors.
 
ACC Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
Gary Martin, Virginia, Sr. (Warminster, Pa.)

• Posted a 13:05.57 in the men’s 5,000-meter run at the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener in Boston, Massachusetts.
• Shattered his own school record in the 5,000-meter by more than 25 seconds.
• Broke the ACC record, previously held by Florida State’s Adriaan Wildschutt since 2022.
• Clocked the sixth-fastest time in NCAA history.
• His time ranks first in the ACC and third nationally.

 
ACC Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week
Maddox Hamm, Virginia Tech, Jr. (Scottsboro, Ala.)

• Finished first in the men’s pole vault at the Liberty Kickoff in Lynchburg, Virginia.
• Posted a career-best 5.70m (18-8.25) in the event.
• Broke the Virginia Tech program record.
• His mark leads both the ACC and NCAA this season.

 
ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week
Elsingi Kipruto, Louisville, Fr. (Mosoriot, Kenya)

• Opened his indoor career with a win in the men’s 5,000-meter open section on the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener in Boston.
• Finished with a time of 13:29.37, breaking the Louisville program record.
• His time ranks fourth in the ACC and 13th nationally.
• His time is also the fastest 5K nationally by a freshman.

 
ACC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
 Vera Sjöberg, North Carolina, Fifth-Year (Stockholm, Sweden)

• Posted a time of 8:43.06 in the women’s 3,000-meter run at the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener in Boston.
• Ran the eighth-fastest 5K time in NCAA history.
• Broke a 22-year-old school record by 17 seconds.
• Her time is the fastest in the ACC and second-best nationally.

 
ACC Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week
Alba Cuns Iglesias, Louisville, R-Jr. (Negreira, Spain)

• Won the women’s triple jump at the Commonwealth College Opener in Louisville, Kentucky.
• Her mark of 13.25m (43-5.75) leads both the ACC and NCAA and broke the program record.
• Also posted a 5.87m (19-3.25) in the women’s long jump, which ranks sixth in the ACC this season.

 
ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week
Kimeka Smith, Clemson, Fr. (St. Catherine, Jamaica)

• Won the women’s shot put at the Clemson Opener in Clemson, South Carolina, with a mark of 15.06m (49-5).
• Set the Clemson freshman record and ranks seventh on the Tigers’ all-time performance list.
• Her mark leads the ACC and ranks 11th nationally.

 
ACC Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 – Gary Martin, Virginia
 
ACC Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 – Maddox Hamm, Virginia Tech
 
ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week
Dec. 9 – Elsingi Kipruto, Louisville
 
ACC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 – Vera Sjöberg, North Carolina
 
ACC Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week
Dec. 9 – Alba Cuns Iglesias, Louisville
 
ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week
Dec. 9 – Kimeka Smith, Clemson
 

MALIBU, Calif. –  The Pepperdine men’s volleyball team has signed three to the Class of 2030, head coach Jonathan Winder announced Tuesday afternoon.
 
“We are excited about the group of guys we have coming in next fall,” head coach Jonathan Winder said. “We know they are going to be able to make immediate impacts on this group..”
 
Made up of two outside hitters and a middle blocker, the Waves are adding highly-touted offensive threats to the incoming class.
 
Vuk Kulpinac – Novi Sad, Serbia – Paris Volley
 
Kulpinac is a 6’7″ Outsider Hitter most recently competing with Paris Volley. Prior to joining the French club, Kulpinac played for Vojvodina Mozzart Novi Sad in Serbia.
 
Tobias Prichystal – Bast, Czech Republic
 
Prichystal is a 6’10” Middle Blocker most recently competing for his country in the CEV U22 Volleyball European Championship.
 
JP Wardy – Manhattan Beach, Calif. – Loyola HS
 
Coming from just south of Malibu, Wardy is a 6’3″ Outside Hitter from Manhattan Beach, Calif. Most recently, Wardy competed on the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club.    
 
“The opportunity to bring in one of the best players and best outside hitters in Europe, one of the best outsiders in the US and one of the best middle blockers in Europe is a great opportunity for our team,” Winder said.
 
The Waves open up the 2026 campaign Jan. 9 against St. Thomas Aquinas College at 6 p.m. pst.
 
Season tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here. Single game tickets will become available at a later date.
 
ABOUT PEPPERDINE MEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Pepperdine men’s volleyball boasts one of the richest histories in collegiate volleyball, with five NCAA National Championships. Four of those championships came under the direction of Hall of Fame coach Marv Dunphy who totaled 612 victories in 34 seasons at the helm. With 19 NCAA Appearances and 63 All-Americans, the program has consistently been a destination for top talent across the country. Under current head coach Jonathan Winder, the Waves reached the NCAA Final Four in his third season at the helm in 2025.
 
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EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State track & field athletes Elle Adrian and Logan Allen were named Big Ten Indoor Track & Field Athletes to watch, as announced by the conference on Tuesday.

Adrian, from Standish, Michigan, earned All-American honors in the weight throw last season and looks to continue her success in the 2025-26 season. She started the season strong at the GVSU Holiday Open last week. Adrian finished first in the weight throw with a throw of 21.76m.

Last season at the Big Ten Indoor Championships, Adrian finished fourth in the weight throw (21.03m). Her career best in the weight throw was 22.35m set at the 2025 Michigan Invitational last season.

Allen, a native of Waterford, Michigan, has already shown he is an athlete to watch. In the season opener at the GVSU Holiday Open, Allen broke the Michigan State school record in the 60m hurdles with a time of 7.77 to finish second. He broke the record held by former Spartan All-American and Olympian Heath Baldwin. He set the previous record of 7.81 in 2024.

Last season, Allen reached the finals of the 60m hurdles at the Big Ten Indoor Championships, finishing sixth with a time of 7.86. He also had a first-place finish at the 2025 Michigan Invitational, crossing in 8.18.

The Spartans are back in action in the New Year, traveling to the Wolverine Invitational in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Jan. 10.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Fifth year Vera Sjöberg earned her first career Atlantic Coast Conference track and field accolade when the ACC named her Women’s Track Performer of the Week on Tuesday, Dec. 9.

Sjöberg (8:43.06) is now the eighth fastest 3k athlete in NCAA history as she shattered the twenty-two-year-old school record held by Shalane Flanagan in the women’s 3000m. Sjöberg is not only the first woman in school history to run a sub-nine-minute 3k, but she also broke the record by 17 seconds. 

Today’s award marks the 13th career weekly conference award, having won a combined 12 patriot league cross country and track weekly honors during her time at Boston University.

 

DURHAM, N.C. – Duke track & field and cross country held its annual awards banquet Monday to celebrate the achievements from the 2024-25 track & field season and 2025 cross country campaign. Awards were presented to 14 individuals by  A. Morris Williams, Jr. Track & Field Director Shawn Wilbourn and other members of the coaching staff in recognition for their excellence during the calendar year.
 
Women’s Cross Country MVP – Stephanie Moss:

• 2025 NCAA All-Southeast Region
• 2025 All-ACC
• Registered a 6K personal best (19:35.4) at the NCAA Cross Country Championships
• Placed ninth via a time of 19:41.4 at the NCAA Southeast Regional
• Hit the tape in 19:47.8 and took 11th at the ACC Cross Country Championships
• Took 25th in the 6K at the Nuttycombe Invitational (20:22.0) and Gans Creek Classic (19:56.6)
• Won the 3K at the season-opening tri meet with North Carolina A&T and N.C. Central behind a personal best of 9:58.9

 
Men’s Cross Country MVP – Charlie Siebert:

• Hit the tape in 30:27.1 for a 10K PR, good for 32nd at the NCAA Southeast Regional
• Posted a personal best of 23:47.9 in the 8K at the ACC Cross Country Championships
• Completed race in 24:32.5 at the Nuttycombe Invitational
• Finished runner-up via a 4K personal best (11:51.5) at the tri meet with North Carolina A&T and N.C. Central

 
Women’s Track Athlete of the Year – Lauren Tolbert:

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team – 800m, 4x400m
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Champion – 4x400m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – 4x400m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – 800m
• 2025 ACC Indoor Champion – 4x400m
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC First Team – 4x400m
• Fifth in the 800m (1:59.88) and 4x400m (3:27.40) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships; Set 800m PR (1:59.39) in the prelims
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:28.81) and fifth in the 800m (2:01.96) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• First via a personal best in the 400m (51.72) and second with the 4x400m (3:30.46) at the Mt. SAC Relays
• First in the 400m (51.83) and 800m (2:01.87), second as part of the 4x400m (3:36.14) at the Duke Invitational
• Won as a member of the 4x400m (3:28.82) and took second in the 800m (2:03.09) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First in the 400m (51.86) and with the 4x400m (3:31.31) and set a PR in the 200m (23.63) at Raleigh Relays
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:31.88) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Third in the 800m (2:02.75) at the Tiger Paw Invitational
• First via a PR in the 500m (1:10.49), first on the 4x400m (3:34.12) and third in the 800m (2:07.85) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First via a PR in the 600m (1:28.15), first with the 4x400m (3;36.82) and third in the 400m (54.29) at the Hokie Invitational
• First in the 300m at the Virginia Tech Invitational with a personal best of 37.67 seconds
• First with the 4x400m (3:44.66), fourth in the 200m (24.35) and fifth in the 1000m with a PR (2:50.67) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Men’s Track Athlete of the Year – Aden Bandukwala:

• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – 800m
• Competed in the 800m (1:52.55) at the NCAA East Regional
• Clocked an 800m PR (1:46.99) and took fifth at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• First in the 800m (1:47.53) at Duke Twilight
• Ran a personal best of 3:46.87 in the 1500m at Penn Relays
• First in the 800m (1:49.21) and fourth as part of the 4x400m (3:12.71) at the Duke Invitational
• Competed in the 800m (1:50.46) and as part of the 4x400m (3:09.63) and DMR (9:39.66) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Posted PRs in the mile (4:04.27) and 3000m (8:25.86) at the BU Valentine Invite
• Fifth in 500m at the Doc Hale VT Meet via a personal best of 1:05.07
• Ran a personal best in the 1000m (2:24.89) in the 1000m at the Hokie Invitational
• First in the 800m (1:51.22) and fourth in the 1000m (2:25.83)

 
Women’s Field Athlete of the Year – Gemma Tutton:

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America Honorable Mention – Pole Vault
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Bronze Medalist – Pole Vault
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – Pole Vault
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC Second Team – Pole Vault
• Vaulted 4.09m at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Third in the pole vault (4.32m) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• First in the pole vault (4.40m) at Duke Twilight
• Third in the pole vault (4.17m) at the Charlotte Invitational
• Fourth in the pole vault (3.92m) at the Wake Forest Invitational
• Vaulted a personal best of 4.42m to win the Duke Invitational
• Fourth in the pole vault (3.95m) at Raleigh Relays
• Cleared 4.22m at the ACC Indoor Championships
• First in the pole vault (4.11m) at the Dick Taylor Carolina Challenge

 
Men’s Field Athlete of the Year – Christian Toro:

• USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team – Hammer Throw
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Champion – Hammer Throw
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – Hammer Throw
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC Second Team – Weight Throw
• Eighth in the hammer throw (68.94m) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• First in the hammer throw at Duke Twilight (68.87m) and the ACC Outdoor Championships (68.35m)
• Recorded a personal best (70.13m) and took first in the hammer throw at the Duke Invitational
• Third in the hammer throw (69.45m) at the Jim Click Shootout
• Threw the hammer 69.47m to finish runner-up at Raleigh Relays
• Fifth via a personal best in the weight throw (20.53m) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Second in the weight throw at the Liberty Kickoff (20.28m), Doc Hale VT Meet (20.26m) and Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational (19.47m)

 
Women’s Most Improved Senior – Abby Geiser & Megan McGinnis:
Abby Geiser

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America Second Team – 4x100m
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Bronze Medalist – 4x100m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – 4x100m
• Raced at the NCAA Outdoor Championships as a member of the 4x100m (43.77)
• Ran a 100m personal best (11.32) in the prelims of the NCAA East Regional
• Third as a member of the 4x100m (43.97) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• Second as a member of the 4x100m (43.42) and third in the 200m (23.62) at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Second in the 100m (11.51) at the Duke Invitational
• Second as part of the 4x100m (43.94) and fourth in the 100m (11.35) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First as part of the 4x100m (44.8), third as part of the 4x400m (3:37.17) and fourth in the 100m (11.44) at Raleigh Relays
• Fourth as a member of the 4x400m (3:50.26) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• Third in the 200m (24.39) and fourth in the 60m (7.58) at the Hokie Invitational
• Second in the 60m (7.46) at the Dick Taylor Carolina Challenge
• Second in the 60m (7.45) and fourth in the 300m (38.99) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Megan McGinnis

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team – 4x400m
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Champion – 4x400m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – 4x400m
• 2025 ACC Indoor Champion – 4x400m
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC First Team – 4x400m
• Fifth as a member of the 4x400m (3:27.40) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:28.81) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• Second as part of the 4x400m (3:30.46) and fourth in the 200m (23.70) at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Runner-up as part of the 4x400m (3:36.14) and third in the 200m (23.62) at the Duke Invitational
• First on the 4x400m (3:28.82), second in the 400m (52.63) and fifth on the 4x100m (3:28.82) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:31.31) and fourth in the 200m (23.49) at Raleigh Relays
• Won as part of the 4x400m (3:31.88) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Took first with the 4x400m (3:34.12), second in the 400m (54.14) and third in the 200m (24.33) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:36.82) and fifth in the 400m (54.88) at the Hokie Invitational
• Fourth in the 200m (24.73) at the Virginia Tech Invitational
• Runner-up in the 200m (24.27) and third in the 300m (38.62) and with the 4x400m (3:47.33) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
 
Men’s Most Improved Senior – Michael Bennett & Max Forte:
Michael Bennett

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America Second Team – 4x400m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – Decathlon
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC Second Team – Heptathlon
• Fifth as a member of the 4x400m (3:27.40) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:28.81) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• Second as part of the 4x400m (3:30.46) and fourth in the 200m (23.70) at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Runner-up as part of the 4x400m (3:36.14) and third in the 200m (23.62) at the Duke Invitational
• First on the 4x400m (3:28.82), second in the 400m (52.63) and fifth on the 4x100m (3:28.82) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:31.31) and fourth in the 200m (23.49) at Raleigh Relays
• Won as part of the 4x400m (3:31.88) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Took first with the 4x400m (3:34.12), second in the 400m (54.14) and third in the 200m (24.33) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:36.82) and fifth in the 400m (54.88) at the Hokie Invitational
• Fourth in the 200m (24.73) at the Virginia Tech Invitational
• Runner-up in the 200m (24.27) and third in the 300m (38.62) and with the 4x400m (3:47.33) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Max Forte

• 2025 ACC Outdoor Bronze Medalist – Long Jump
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – Long Jump
• Fifth as a member of the 4x400m (3:27.40) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:28.81) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• Second as part of the 4x400m (3:30.46) and fourth in the 200m (23.70) at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Runner-up as part of the 4x400m (3:36.14) and third in the 200m (23.62) at the Duke Invitational
• First on the 4x400m (3:28.82), second in the 400m (52.63) and fifth on the 4x100m (3:28.82) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:31.31) and fourth in the 200m (23.49) at Raleigh Relays
• Won as part of the 4x400m (3:31.88) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Took first with the 4x400m (3:34.12), second in the 400m (54.14) and third in the 200m (24.33) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:36.82) and fifth in the 400m (54.88) at the Hokie Invitational
• Fourth in the 200m (24.73) at the Virginia Tech Invitational
• Runner-up in the 200m (24.27) and third in the 300m (38.62) and with the 4x400m (3:47.33) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Women’s Hell Raiser Award – Braelyn Baker:

• 2025 USTFCCCA All-America First Team – 4x400m
• 2025 USTFCCCA All-America Second Team – 400mH, 4x100m
• 2025 ACC Women’s Outdoor Freshman of the Year
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Silver Medalist – 400m
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Bronze Medalist – 200m, 4x100m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – 200m, 400m, 4x100m
• 2025 Indoor ACC Champion – 4x400m
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC First Team – 4x400m
• Fifth as a member of the 4x400m (3:27.40) and ninth in the 400mH (56.35) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Also posted a personal best at the national meet in the 400mH prelims (56.35)
• Second in the 400m (51.69) and third in the 200m (22.83) at the ACC Outdoor Championships, both coming via personal bests
• Finished third at the ACC Outdoor Championships as a member of the 4x100m (43.97)
• Second in the 200m (23.25) at Duke Twilight
• Runner-up at the Mt. SAC Relays as a member of the 4x100m (43.42) and 4x400m (3:30.46)
• Second in the 200m (23.57) and third in the 400m (53.13) at the Duke Invitational
• First as part of the 4x400m (3:28.82), second on the 4x100m (43.94) and fourth in the 400mH (57.25) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First as part of the 4x100m (44.80) and 4x400m (3:31.31), third in the 100m (11.38 PR) and 400mH (58.37) at Raleigh Relays
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:31.88) and sixth in the 200m (23.62) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• Second in the 200m (23.38) and fourth in the 400m (52.94) at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invitational
• First in the 200m (23.64) and as part of the 4x400m (3:34.12), fourth in the 60m via a PR (7.51) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First in the 400m (53.63) and as a member of the 4x400m (53.63) and ran a 600m PR (1:33.84) at the Hokie Invitational
• First in the 200m (24.04) and second via a personal best of 37.80 seconds at the Virginia Tech Invitational
• Second in the 300m (38.34) and third as part of the 4x400m (3:47.33) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Men’s Hell Raiser Award – Phillips Moore:

• Competed in the shot put (18.02m) at the NCAA East Regional
• Threw 17.68m in the shot put and 61.43m in the hammer throw at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• Fifth in the hammer throw (59.54m) at Duke Twilight
• Notched a personal best of 61.72m in the hammer throw and took fourth at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Third in the shot put (18.03m) and fifth in the hammer throw (61.43m) at the Duke Invitational
• Posted a personal best in the shot put (18.12m) at the Jim Click Shootout
• First in the shot put (17.96m) at Raleigh Relays
• Competed in the shot put (13.82m) and weight throw (18.58m) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• First in the shot put (17.83m) and fourth in the weight throw (18.18m) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• Runner-up in the weight throw at the Hokie Invitational via a personal best of 19.10m
• Fourth in the weight throw (18.17m) at the Dick Taylor Carolina Challenge
• Third in the shot put (16.08m) and fourth in the weight throw (18.54m) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Community Service Award – TJ Clayton:

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America Second Team – 4x400m
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Bronze Medalist – 4x400m
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC Second Team – 4x400m
• First to sign up to volunteer at events and was a catalyst for getting Duke track and field into the community
• Competed as a member of the 4x400m (3:04.28) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Third as a member of the 4x400m (3:04.49) and fourth with the 4x100m (39.33) at the ACC Outdoor Championships
• First as part of the 4x100m (39.68) and fifth via a personal best in the 100m (10.41) at Duke Twilight
• Fourth in the 100m (10.46) and fifth in the 200m with a personal best of 21.04
• Took part in the 200m (21.63) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• First as a member of the 4x400m (3:11.43) and second in the 60m (6.74) at the Doc Hale VT Meet
• First in the 200m (21.40) and second as part of the 4x400m (3:12.57) at the Hokie Invitational; Also had a 300m PR (34.49)
• Won the 60m race at the Dick Taylor Carolina Challenge with a collegiate best of 6.69
• First in the 60m (6.77) and fourth in the 200m (21.58) at the Liberty Kickoff

 
Curtis Beach Performer of the Year – Simen Guttormsen:

• 2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team – Pole Vault
• 2025 ACC Outdoor Champion – Pole Vault
• 2025 Outdoor All-ACC First Team – Pole Vault
• 2025 NCAA Indoor Champion – Pole Vault
• 2025 ACC Indoor Champion – Pole Vault
• 2025 Indoor All-ACC First Team – Pole Vault
• 2025 CSC Academic All-America Team Member of the Year
• Fifth in the pole vault (5.53m) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Won the pole vault at the ACC Outdoor Championships via a mark of 5.60m
• First in the pole vault (5.21m) at Duke Twilight
• Vaulted a personal best of 5.71m and placed first at the NCAA Indoor Championships
• First in the pole vault (5.67m) at the ACC Indoor Championships
• First in the pole vault (5.62m) at the Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational
• Cleared 5.55m and placed fourth in the pole vault at the Doc Hale VT Meet

 
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