The 2026 outdoor season for Morgan State's men's track and field team showcased growth, record performances, and strong placements at the MEAC Championships. The campaign featured impressive early-season results, notably from standout athletes like Caleb Mincey and Demond Smith, establishing a foundation of both emerging talent and veteran performance. Morgan's athletes excelled at multiple meets, setting school records and earning spots on the podium, ultimately finishing sixth at the MEAC Championships. Coach Hodge praised the team's accomplishments while acknowledging challenges faced throughout the season, particularly injuries affecting goals.

By the Numbers
  • Caleb Mincey's 800m school record of 1:48.31 set at the Dalton Ebanks Invitational.
  • Demond Smith secured the MEAC title in hammer with a winning toss of 49.58 meters.
State of Play
  • Team finished sixth overall at the MEAC Championships with 73 points.
  • Young athletes made significant contributions, enhancing future potential.
What's Next

The Bears are positioned to improve in the coming seasons, with strong developments expected from their young talent and improved relay teams. Building on this year's successes, Morgan State aims to climb further in MEAC standings and continue breaking records in future outdoor campaigns.

Bottom Line

Morgan State's 2026 season highlighted a blend of established talent and promising freshmen, setting a robust foundation for future success. The team's trajectory looks upward, and with continued dedication and development, they are poised to achieve greater accolades in track and field.