DANVILLE, KY - The UVA Wise men's and women's track and field teams delivered a record-breaking performance Saturday at the Centre First Chance Indoor Meet, highlighted by multiple school records, event victories, and podium finishes as the Cavaliers continued their strong start to the indoor season.
MEN'S HIGHLIGHTS
The UVA Wise men posted several standout performances, including two individual event victories and multiple new program marks.

Senior Jonah Adams claimed the 3000m title with a winning time of 9:38.51. Freshman Ronald Gray added another victory by winning the weight throw with a throw of 15.77m (51-9), setting a new indoor school record.

Senior Hunter Blevins rewrote the program record books in the shot put, launching a new school mark of 13.55m (44-5.50). Sophomore Henry McFarlin also broke the indoor school record in the long jump with a leap of 6.52m (21-4.75) and added a third-place finish.

Additional podium efforts came from Dorian Almer, who took second in the 3000m (9:51.21), David Williams (2nd, pole vault – 4.00m), Bobby Cline (2nd, weight throw – 15.59m), and Landon Steele (3rd, weight throw – 14.79m).
WOMEN'S HIGHLIGHTS
The Cavalier women delivered one of the strongest indoor performances in program history, highlighted by multiple program records and event wins.

Sophomore Jordyn Taylor captured first place in the pole vault and set a new indoor school record with a clearance of 3.20m (10-6). Sophomore Lexi Carter won the shot put with a school-record throw of 12.64m (41-5.75), while senior Nia Rogers captured the weight throw title with a new indoor program mark of 15.06m (49-5). Junior Jayden Sisk captured first place in the 800m at 3:07.10

Freshman Jocie Aldrich continued her record-setting season, breaking the school record in both the 60m hurdles (9.50) and the triple jump (10.99m / 36-0.75) while also placing second in the triple jump.

Sophomore Olivia McClintock recorded a school-record time of 7.78 in the 60m dash, finishing second overall. Additional podium performances included Fairyn Meares (3rd, pole vault – 2.75m), Raegan Cox (2nd, high jump – 1.55m), Braelynn Strouth (3rd, long jump and triple jump), and Olyvia Fleming (3rd, weight throw).
UP NEXT
The Cavaliers will return to action following the Christmas break when they travel to Lexington, Va. for the VMI Invitational, scheduled for January 23–24. The meet will mark the team's return to competition in the new year as they continue to build momentum through the indoor season.