NEW ORLEANS – Seven Eastern New Mexico student-athletes earned south central all-region honors from the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

"This is a true testament about the direction of our program," said head coach Joshua Harden. "The south central region has so many talented student-athletes and it's great to see several Hounds on both the men's and women's lists."

To earn a spot on the all-region team, student-athletes must have a top five mark/time in an event among competitors in the region. The south central region consists of institutions from the Lone Star Conference and Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The LSC had 126 honorees, while the RMAC had 115. Eastern New Mexico was one of four schools in the LSC to have three or more honorees for both genders.

Both Timothy Frederick and Jamoi Jackson earned all-region honors for their performances in the 400m. Alex Williams also earned all-region recognition for his efforts in javelin.

Four women made the list for Eastern New Mexico. Devyn Ericksen earned the recognition in the 100m hurdles. Grizell Scarlett made the all-region team based on her efforts in the 100m. Jodian Stewart is an all-region performer in long jump. Kennedy Ulmer added her name to the esteemed group in the discus.

Frederick, Jackson, Williams, Scarlett, Stewart, and Ulmer will compete next at the 2025 NCAA DII outdoor track and field championships May 22-24 in Pueblo, Colo.