Officials from the MEAC office announced on Wednesday (Apr. 30) that Tremayne Banks, Tristie Johnson and Ed'Ricus Williams each earned weekly track honors.

B-CU won three events and placed among the top 10 in 27 others in the final tune-up before MEAC on Monday at the Third Annual South Florida Multi-Cultural Games at Ansin Sports Complex.

The Wildcats locked in another solid tune-up as they prepare for the upcoming conference meet next week, recording 62 top 10 finishes at Saturday's North Florida Invitational at Hodges Stadium.

Tremayne Banks and Desiree Richardson led their respective teams for the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats on Saturday at Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium for the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational.

Bethune-Cookman track & field tabbed another weekly award, as MEAC officials announced that Tremayne Banks has been named MEAC Men's Track Athlete of the Week on Thursday (April 10).

The underclass showed up big, as Kenneth Fisher came away with an event win in the long jump and Tristie Johnson was among the top 10 in the 100m at the Florida Relays.

Taking on a midweek meet for the first time this outdoor track & field season, B-CU earned 12 first place finishes at Wednesday's Tiger Twilight.

Significant advances in personal records for a pair of athletes highlighted B-CU's weekend at the UNF Spring Break Invitational, which stretched across Friday and Saturday at Hodges Stadium.

Kenneth Fisher, Deidra Jordan and Tremayne Banks each earned accolades for their performances at the CCU Shamrock Invitational in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Led by Kenneth Fisher and Deidra Jordan, field event and multi-event athletes turned in solid performances over the weekend at the Coastal Carolina Shamrock Invitational.