College Sports Roundup: Track and Field Championships, Mother Earns Degree

Why this matters: These stories showcase athletic achievement, perseverance, and the power of honoring loved ones. They highlight the dedication of student-athletes and the inspiring journeys of individuals overcoming adversity.

Kennesaw State University's track and field teams displayed strong performances at the CUSA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Key highlights included Akerah Jones, Ebony Whyte, Samiya Wayne, and Kenadie Singleton winning gold in the 4x100m relay with a school-record time of 44.47 seconds. Jermiya Winston won the women's triple jump with a personal-best leap of 13.03m. Marion Clark won the men's 400m hurdles in 51.49 seconds.

FIU's women's team also excelled at the CUSA Outdoor Championships, securing third place. Luca Keszthelyi won gold in the high jump, and Isabell-Mary Luik earned gold in the javelin. Nyla Fulvi secured multiple medals in field and heptathlon events.

Melinda French-Seger's graduation from Liberty University is a testament to her resilience and commitment to honoring her daughter's memory. Inspired by her daughter Morgan's dream, French-Seger pursued a psychology degree and plans to further her education with a master’s in clinical mental health counseling.

Kennesaw State's track and field teams achieved multiple personal bests and school records, including a gold medal in the women's 4x100m relay and a win in the women's triple jump.

Luca Keszthelyi won gold in the high jump, and Isabell-Mary Luik earned gold in the javelin for FIU.

Melinda French-Seger earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Liberty University to honor her late daughter's dream.

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