At the Lone Star Conference Outdoor Championships, Yosiris Cordoba made history in the discus throw, achieving a massive 57.63m mark, breaking both her own record and placing her sixth all-time in Division II history. Other notable performances included Jason Gordon securing silver in the decathlon and Caden Soliz winning bronze. The Javelinas claimed five podium finishes overall and had several athletes qualify for finals across different events, positioning them well in the tournament standings. As of now, the men’s team holds second place with 55 points, while the women's team is in sixth place, just nine points away from third.

By the Numbers
  • Yosiris Cordoba's throw of 57.63m is not only a personal best but also the best in Division II this year.
  • Jason Gordon scored 6681 points in the decathlon, earning silver, while Caden Soliz finished with 5494 points to win bronze.
State of Play
  • The men's team is in second place with 55 points, just four points ahead of Angelo State.
  • The women's team is in sixth place, only nine points out of a competitive third spot.
  • Multiple Javelinas qualified for finals in their events, showcasing strong potential for advancing further.
What's Next

On the final day of the championships, the Javelinas will aim to improve their standings and secure more medals, particularly as several athletes are in strong contention for top finishes across multiple events.

Bottom Line

The exceptional performances by Cordoba and her teammates not only highlight individual achievements but also elevate the Javelinas' overall competitive spirit, setting the stage for potential victories and improvements in the upcoming meet outcomes.