UKTF Earns 15 USTFCCCA All-America Honors
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Thirteen student-athletes of the Kentucky track & field program have earned All-America honors for their performances at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, announced by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
The women’s team led the way with eight total honors including two first-team and six second-team honors. Senior Charity Hufnagel earned first-team honors in the heptathlon and second-team honors in the high jump.
The men collected seven total honors with graduate student Kennedy Lightner securing second-team honors in the 4×100 meter relay and the 200 meters.
Below is a list of UKTF’s 2024 All-Americans, which honors they earned, and in what events.
Women
Alexis Glasco
- Second-team All-America – 4×400 meter relay
Charity Hufnagel
- First-team – Heptathlon
- Second-team – High Jump
Cha’iel Johnson
- Second-team All-America – 4×400 meter relay
Jania Martin
- Second-team All-America – 4×400 meter relay
Oneika McAnnuff
- Second-team All-America – 4×400 meter relay
Payton Phillips
- First-team – Pole Vault
Kate Powers
- Second-team – Hammer Throw
Men
Shavique Bascus
- Second-team All-America – 4×100 meter relay
Luke Brown
- First-team All-America – Triple Jump
Keaton Daniel
- First-team All-America – Pole Vault
Miles Jones
- Second-team All-America – 4×100 meter relay
Kennedy Lightner
- Second-team All-America – 4×100 meter relay
- Second-team All-America – 200 meters
Clinton Muunga
- Second-team All-America – 4×100 meter relay
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