Central Arkansas saw five athletes recognized with Most Outstanding Performer Awards at the Atlantic Sun Conference postseason. Brenae Allen was honored as the Women’s Most Outstanding Track Performer, securing gold medals in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100 relay. Joia Perry received the Women’s Most Outstanding Field Performer award with a record hammer throw of 63.71 meters. Jaden Schneeberger was named Men's Most Outstanding Field Performer, dominating in shot put and hammer throw events. Nathan Uptagrafft took Men's Most Outstanding Freshman honors, highlighted by his performance in the decathlon and pole vault.

By the Numbers
  • Brenae Allen achieved three top-five finishes in the 200-meter dash, including a school record.
  • Joia Perry’s hammer throw of 63.71 meters set both a conference and school record.
  • Jaden Schneeberger reached six top-five finishes in shot put, earning gold at multiple competitions.
  • Nathan Uptagrafft scored 26 points at the ASUN Championships, earning MVP honors.
State of Play
  • Five Central Arkansas athletes were acknowledged for their outstanding performances this season.
  • The Bears showcased strong placements in multiple events at the ASUN Championships.
  • Record-breaking performances have positioned these athletes prominently within their respective areas.
What's Next

With the postseason awards secured, the focus now shifts to preparing for national competition, where these athletes will aim to improve their standings and continue breaking records. The performance momentum could lead to increased opportunities for scholarships or endorsements.

Bottom Line

The accolades received by the Bears reflect not only individual achievements but also the strength of the Central Arkansas track and field program, signaling a promising future for the athletes and the university in national competitions.