NEW ORLEANS – The United States Track & Field and Cross Country Association (USTFCCCA) has recognized six student-athletes from Eastern New Mexico University as members of the all-region team.

To be named to the list, student-athletes must be top-five in their respective event among regional competitors.

Timothy Frederick led the way for ENMU men's track and field with two all-region honors. He was named to the list for his performance in the 200m and 400m. His teammate Jamoi Jackson was also placed on the list in the 400m as he held the fifth quickest time in the event at 47.29s.

Two Greyhounds made the list in javelin. Alex Williams and Hemon Joseph were among those student-athletes. In total, four of the five members of the all-region team came from Lone Star Conference institutions.

"This is a tremendous accomplishment," said Joseph when told about the recognition. "I'm proud of myself and the things I was able to do this season. All glory to the man above!"

For the women's program, Grizell Scarlett and Kennedy Ulmer were named to the all-region team.

Scarlett made the list in the 100m. She holds the second fastest time in the region after she won the 2024 Lone Star Conference championship in San Angelo, Texas.

Ulmer earned a spot on the team in both the discus and javelin. She ranks third in the discus after taking second at the LSC championships. The sophomore leads the region in javelin with a throw of 44.30m (145-4).

"This is an amazing honor to receive," said Ulmer when told the news. "This season has given me so many blessings and opportunities. I am forever grateful."

The 2023-24 season concludes at the NCAA DII outdoor track and field championships in Emporia, Kansas. The festivities take place May 23-25.