The Lancaster Bible College Men's Track & Field team competed in the National Christian College Athletic Association Outdoor Track & Field Championships on May 7-9. The Chargers were able to compete amongst some of the best Christian college programs across the country finishing 19^th with 12 total points.

Perhaps the biggest highlight of the weekend was freshman Kyle Durkin finishing third overall in Men's Javelin with a mark of 55.14-meters. Durkin was named an NCCAA All-American and finished atop the podium.

In the Men's Decathlon, Micah Richardson set a new school record with 4,953 total points finishing 7^th overall and teammate Benjamin Cornish placed 10^th with a score of 3,887 points.

David Helms was another bright spot for the Chargers finishing fifth overall in the 10k with a time of 32:40.78. Helms broke his former teammate's, Mitchell Gray, record by 11 total seconds.

Chase Gerber finished 11^th in the Men's High Jump with a height of 1.80-meters.

Aidan Miller set a new school record in the triple jump on Friday afternoon finishing 10^th overall with a distance of 13.36-meters.

Emery McCombs finished 13^th overall in Shot Put with a distance of 11.92-meters.

Malone went on to win the event with 113 total points.