BLACKSBURG, VA. - For the fourth-straight season in a row the Campbell men finished as runners-up at the Big South Indoor Championships, held at the Rector Field House, while the women finished third overall.
High Point claimed both the men's and women's titles while Hampton finished third on the men's side and runners-up in the women's standings.
Athanas Kioko was named the conference's most valuable athlete following the event. Kioko earned four first-place finishes in all four events he competed in. As an individual the junior took first in the mile run, 3000m and 5000m. Kioko also helped the Campbell distance medley relay team capture first-place.Â
Sophomore standout Patience Marshall was named as the women's field most outstanding performer after she claimed the shot put title on day one and placed fourth in the weight throw, setting a personal best, on day two.Â
Naelee Stone broke the women's 60 meter school record, finishing in 7.49. Stone bested former Camel Anna Scott's time of 7.53 set in 2014. Stone, a freshman, moved into a tie for the eighth-best time in Big South history as well.Â
Daequon Carr broke his own 60 meter school-record on the men's side for the second time in three weeks. Carr's new record clocked in at 6.71, marking the fourth-fastest time in Big South history. The senior claimed first-place in the 60 meters for the third time in his career.
In the men's distance events, Godwin Kimutai and Laderique McNeill joined Kioko in earning All-Big South honors. Kimutai finished third in the men's 3000 meter run with a 8:38.71 time while McNeill took third in the men's mile run at 4:11.29.
Shanley Koekemoer earned a second-place finish in the women's mile run, finishing in 4:57.39.
Elsewhere on the track, Trevon Compito claimed third in the men's 400 meter after posting a 49.21 time.
On the field, Maura Lane took third in the women's pole vault after clearing 3.51m / 11' 6.25" today. Hailey Huston Myles took home Big South honors in the women's triple jump with her 12.32m / 40' 5" mark in second place.
Ronald Henderson Jr. placed second in the men's high jump, setting a new personal record in the process at 2.08m / 6' 9".
Final standings and full results for Campbell are below.
FINAL MEN'S STANDINGSÂ
Pl.   Team                          Points
1.     High Point           178
2.     Campbell           121
3.   Hampton                      108
4.   Charleston Southern   79
5.   UNC Asheville        60
6.     USC Upstate         49
7.   Gardner-Webb       44
8.     Winthrop            23
WOMEN'S STANDINGS - DAY ONE
Pl.   Team                          Points
1.     High Point          174
2.   Hampton             142.5
3.     Campbell           114.5
4.     Charleston Southern   75.5
5.     UNC Asheville        43
6.   USC Upstate         41
7.     Radford                 34.5
8.     Gardner-Webb       24
9.   Winthrop            12
RESULTS - BIG SOUTH INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS (DAY TWO)
MEN'S HIGH JUMP
WOMEN'S WEIGHT THROW
WOMEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
WOMEN'S MILE RUN
MEN'S MILE RUN
WOMEN'S 60 METER HURDLES
MEN'S 60 METER HURDLES
MEN'S 400 METERS
WOMEN'S POLE VAULT
- Maura Lane: 3.51m / 11' 6.25"
- Gabrielle Goecki: 3.21m / 10' 6.25"
MEN'S WEIGHT THROW
MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP
WOMEN'S 60 METERS
MEN'S 60 METERS
MEN'S 800 METERS
MEN'S 200 METERS
WOMEN'S 3000 METERS
MEN'S 5000 METERS
WOMEN'S 4x400m RELAY
MEN'S 4x400m RELAY
- Collin Cooper, Daequon Carr, Reggie Barlow, Trevon Compito: 3:25.72
