ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The marks to advance to the 2024 NCAA DII indoor track and field championships are slimming away. One member of Eastern New Mexico men's track and field is on the verge of qualifying two years in-a-row.

Timothy Frederick, 2023 All-American, now holds the 17th fastest time in the 200m at 21.39s after a 0.07s adjustment to altitude. Frederick's time in the 400m at 47.67s maneuvered from a 47.56s result to give him the 11th quickest mark among sprinters around the nation.

"We came out and battled and you can't ask for more than that," said head coach Joshua Harden after the competition. "There is more work to put in. Tim (Timothy Frederick) put two good runs in."

Three ENMU student-athletes competed in the 60m. Alex Williams was the only male to earn a personal record time this weekend as he crossed the line in 7.07s. His teammates Hemon Joseph (7.04s) and Malachi Torres (7.30s) also ran in the event.

The 400m saw Luis Holguin (54.0) and Bryce Owens (55.04s) finish for Eastern.

Four Hounds saw action in the 800m - Bryce Owens (2:06.83), Emmanuel Hernandez (2:17.79), Ethan Woodrome (2:26.91), and Ricky Diaz (2:31.23).

Holguin continues to split various events. This week he had two easy clearances with the highest coming at 4.20m (13-9.25).

The throwers saw Noe Ybaben Burciaga earn a solid toss in the shot put, 13.40m (43-11.75). He also finished the weight throw event with an impressive 13.16m (43-2.25) mark. His teammate, Kooper Ellis, had a top throw of 10.90m (35-9.25) in the weight throw.

ENMU will look ahead for a change in schedule. The Hounds were expected to make a trip to Topeka, Kan. next week, but have made the decision to compete in Albuquerque this coming week.