SAN ANGELO, Texas – The Angelo State track and field teams will travel to Eastern New Mexico this week as the 12^th-ranked Rams and 16^th-ranked Rambelles compete at the 2025 Lone Star Conference Outdoor Championships beginning Thursday, May 1.
 
2025 LONE STAR CONFERENCE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – Eastern New Mexico
Thursday, May 1 – Saturday, May 3 | Steve Loy Family Foundation Stadium– Portales, N.M.
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Last Time Out:
Competing at the ASU Invite, Solomon Odonkor ran the fastest 100m time in Division II this season, clocking in at 10.08. He also ran the seventh-best time in the 200m, winning with a time of 20.55. Fedra Florentin won the shot put with a toss of 14.83m (48-8) which puts her 14^th in Division II.
 
Quick Notes:
-The Rams & Rambelles hold the top mark in the Lone Star in 10 events heading into the championships.
-Overall, ASU has 28 marks that rank in the top three in the conference.
-Odonkor leads all of Division II in the 100m while Oleg Ananev leads the country in the pole vault at 5.60m.
-The Rams hold five marks that rank in the top 10 in Division II while the Rambelles have three marks.
-In the USTFCCCA Top 25 rankings, the Rams are the third-highest ranked men's team in the LSC while the Rambelles are the second-highest ranked.
-The last time the LSC Outdoor Championships were held in Portales, N.M., was in 2019 when the Rams and Rambelles swept both titles.
 
Program Records Set in 2025:

Men:	Women:
100m: 10.05, Solomon Odonkor	Pole Vault: 12-11.75, Kylyie Paden
200m: 20.39, Solomon Odonkor	Hammer: 196-10, Marie Schuler
Pole Vault: 18-4.5, Oleg Ananev

 
2025 NCAA Division II Outdoor Performance List (Top 15):
Men:
Oleg Ananev – Pole Vault | 5.60m (1^st)
Solomon Odonkor – 100m | 10.31 (1^st)
Mark Burdin – Decathlon | 7,338 (4^th)
Solomon Odonkor – 200m | 20.55 (7^th)
Josh Body – Triple Jump | 15.42m (8^th)
4x400m Relay | 3:09.63 (13^th)
Antonio Blair – 800m | 1:49.18 (15^th)
 
Women:
Federica Dozio – Javelin | 50.03m (4^th)
Marie Schuler – Hammer | 60.01m (6^th)
Maricia Spence – Heptathlon | 5,333 (6^th)
Kylie Frush – Heptathlon | 5,063 (14^th)
Fedra Florentin – Shot Put | 14.83m (14^th)
Kylyie Paden – Pole Vault | 3.96m (15^th)