CLEVELAND, Tenn. — For the sixth consecutive season, Lee University won the Gulf South Conference Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championships. 

CHAMPIONSHIP CENTRAL | FULL RESULTS (HTML)

After 21 scored events, Lee stood atop the team standings 276 total points, the second-most by a women’s program since the sport was sponsored by the conference in 2016. Alabama Huntsville finished second with 119 points, while Mississippi College was third-overall with 91 points.

OVERALL TEAM STANDINGS
1. Lee — 276 pts
2. Alabama Huntsville — 119
3. Mississippi College — 91
4. West Georgia — 84
5. Montevallo — 62
6. Shorter — 58
7. Christian Brothers — 54
8. West Alabama — 46

Following the meet, Alabama Huntsville’s Ijah Drake was named Most Outstanding Freshman Performer, while Most Outstanding Track Performer went to Lee’s Celine Ritter. Shorter’s Shakira Ardister and Lee’s Deborah Rubin shared Most Outstanding Field Performer honors, as Lee’s Carissa Hall meanwhile picked was awarded Most Outstanding Overall Performer, becoming the first athlete to win the award in back-to-back seasons.

EVENT WINNERS: Day 3
4x100: Alabama Huntsville — 45:35 (GSC record)
4x400: Lee — 3:48.43 (GSC record)
1500m: Celine Ritter, Lee — 4:22.42 (GSC record)
100m Hurdles: Ijah Drake, Alabama Huntsville — 14:03
400m: Carissa Hall, Lee — 54.16 (GSC record)
100m: Kaitlin Hill, West Alabama — 11.57 (GSC record)
800m: Celine Ritter, Lee — 2:10.68 (GSC record)
400m Hurdles: Lydia Faucette, Lee — 1:03.10 (GSC record)
200m: Kaitlin Hill, West Alabama — 24.09 (GSC record)
Javelin: Katie Long, Alabama Huntsville — 43.33
Pole Vault: Leah Denny, Montevallo — 3.60m (GSC record)
Shot Put: Shakira Ardister, Shorter — 14.49m (GSC record)
Heptathlon: Sydney White, Lee — 4,564 pts