Jeremiah Boudreaux earned Most Valuable Performer honors after scoring 27 points, including wins in the 110m Hurdles (13.98) and 200m (20.95). He also ran a leg on the championship 4x100m Relay.

Head Coach Josey Weaver was named the ASUN Men's Coach of the Year, leading UCA to its first men's team title in ASUN history.

Men's Event Champions (UCA):

• Hammer Throw – Malik Beasley (62.56m)

• Decathlon – Parker Brown (5986 pts)

• Shot Put – Jaden Schneeberger (17.48m)

• Javelin – Jeff King (62.63m)

• 4x100m Relay – Central Arkansas (40.23)

• 110m Hurdles – Jeremiah Boudreaux (13.98)

• 100m – Kobe Gill (10.43)

• 200m – Jeremiah Boudreaux (20.95)

The UCA women's team totaled 192 points to secure their first-ever ASUN Outdoor Track & Field Championship, finishing well ahead of Lipscomb (132) and Eastern Kentucky (97). The Bears showed strength in sprints, throws, vaults, and relays.

Coach Josey Weaver was also named ASUN Women's Coach of the Year, becoming the first in program history to lead both teams to titles in the same season.

Women's Event Champions (UCA):

• Hammer Throw – Joia Perry (62.89m)

• Javelin – Jennifer Peake (43.84m)

• Pole Vault – Bailee Villavaso (3.91m)

• 4x100m Relay – Central Arkansas (44.56)

• 100m – Raghan Allen (11.42)

  Additional Podium Highlights:

• Long Jump – 2nd: Karis Martin (6.01m)

• High Jump – 3rd: Davin James (1.64m)

• Pole Vault – 3rd: Kylie Coleman (3.48m)

• 200m – 2nd: Brenae Allen (23.59)

• Heptathlon – 3rd: Madisyn Crandall (4707 pts)

This is the first time Central Arkansas has swept both men's and women's outdoor track & field titles since joining the ASUN. The championship weekend highlighted UCA's remarkable growth, depth, and competitive edge on the conference stage.