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Men's Track and Field Mitchell Melrose - Athletic Communications GA

Five Javelinas named First Team All-LSC, 12 named to Second and Third Team

RICHARDSON, Texas - The Lone Star Conference announced its list of All-Conference honors for the 2024 Outdoor track & field season, and a bevy of Javelinas have made the list.

Headlining the honors for the Javelinas are five athletes named First Team All-LSC. For the men, Paxton Hair, Markim Felix, and Thomas Nieto receive the honor, while Katryna Hernandez and Devon Williams receive the honor for the women. 

Nieto and Felix placed first place in their respective events - pole vault for Nieto and javelin throw for Felix - while Hair received 21 total points across multiple events over the LSC Championships. Hair placed second in both the discus and shot put, as well as securing a fourth-place finish in the hammer throw.

Hernandez and Williams also both secured first-place finishes in their events, with Hernandez winning the shot put while Williams won the discus. Williams also recorded a third-place finish in the shot put.

Seven Javelina men received Second Team All-LSC nods for their performances at the conference championships. Gabriel Field, Roel De Leon, Ke'Andre Jones, Reid Barba, Sterling Riles, Taylor Chaney, and Tony Benitez were the recipients of the honor. 

Rounding out the recognitions for the Javelinas were five selections to the Third Team All-LSC. The men receiving the honor are Eric Edison and Kobi Valchar. For the women, Kaylea Demetrius, Maya Espinosa, and Madison Ramos were the recipients. 

The all-conference first team consists of event winners, including all members of the winning relay teams and athletes scoring 14 or more points at the LSC Championships. The all-conference second team consists of all members of the second-place relay teams and athletes scoring 8-13.9 points. The all-conference third team consists of all members of the third-place relay teams and athletes scoring 6-7.9 points.

The five first-team winners will be back in action one more time as they compete in the NCAA Division II Outdoor National Championships in Emporia, Kansas from Thursday, May 23-25.

FIRST TEAM ALL-LSC        Points        Event Winner

Paxton Hair                           21

Devon Williams                     16               Women's Discus

Markim Felix                         10               Men's Javelin

Thomas Nieto                       10               Men's Pole Vault

Katryna Hernandez               10               Women's Shot Put

SECOND TEAM ALL-LSC        Points

Gabriel Field                               13

Roel De Leon                              12.5

Ke'Andre Jones                          11

Reid Barba                                  8

Sterling Riles                               8

Taylor Chaney                             6

Tony Benitez                               2

THIRD TEAM ALL-LSC           Points

Eric Edison                                6

Kobi Valchar                              6

Kaylea Demetrius                      6

Maya Espinosa                          6

Madison Ramos                        6
 
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Players Mentioned

Reid Barba

Reid Barba

Junior
Roel DeLeon

Roel DeLeon

Senior
Gabriel Field

Gabriel Field

Junior
Sterling Riles

Sterling Riles

Junior
Taylor Chaney

Taylor Chaney

Freshman
Tony Benitez

Tony Benitez

Freshman
Markim Felix

Markim Felix

Graduate Student
Paxton Hair

Paxton Hair

Junior
Thomas Nieto

Thomas Nieto

Sophomore
Katryna Hernandez

Katryna Hernandez

Junior

Players Mentioned

Reid Barba

Reid Barba

Junior
Roel DeLeon

Roel DeLeon

Senior
Gabriel Field

Gabriel Field

Junior
Sterling Riles

Sterling Riles

Junior
Taylor Chaney

Taylor Chaney

Freshman
Tony Benitez

Tony Benitez

Freshman
Markim Felix

Markim Felix

Graduate Student
Paxton Hair

Paxton Hair

Junior
Thomas Nieto

Thomas Nieto

Sophomore
Katryna Hernandez

Katryna Hernandez

Junior