K'Mon Washington, now 2x Record Breaker
September 19, 2025
K'Mon Washington has achieved a remarkable feat by breaking the school record in the 8k, previously held by Joshun Noel (29:03.50), clocking in an impressive time of 28:42.20. This accomplishment not only showcases K'Mon's exceptional running ability but also highlights his dedication and hardwork to be the best.
Freshman Kydell Miner also stood out during the race, achieving a personal best time of 31:21.10. This impressive performance demonstrates Kydell's potential and growth as a runner. His hard work in training is paying off, and setting a season best is a testament to his focus and determination.
Khel Arvie and Markel Myles showed commendable efforts, finishing the race in 31:37.80 and 31:50.60, respectively. Both athletes finished in 23rd and 24th places, showcasing their competitive spirit against a strong field. While they may not have achieved personal records this time, their consistent performances contribute significantly to the team's overall success.
Freshmen Ellis Nelson and Jordan Thomas rounded off the team's efforts, recording times of 33:14.30 and 33:41.10. Their contributions are crucial as every runner plays a part in the team's performance. Maurice "Justin" Lyles also joined in with a time of 34:31.90, displaying perseverance and spirit.
Freshman Kydell Miner also stood out during the race, achieving a personal best time of 31:21.10. This impressive performance demonstrates Kydell's potential and growth as a runner. His hard work in training is paying off, and setting a season best is a testament to his focus and determination.
Khel Arvie and Markel Myles showed commendable efforts, finishing the race in 31:37.80 and 31:50.60, respectively. Both athletes finished in 23rd and 24th places, showcasing their competitive spirit against a strong field. While they may not have achieved personal records this time, their consistent performances contribute significantly to the team's overall success.
Freshmen Ellis Nelson and Jordan Thomas rounded off the team's efforts, recording times of 33:14.30 and 33:41.10. Their contributions are crucial as every runner plays a part in the team's performance. Maurice "Justin" Lyles also joined in with a time of 34:31.90, displaying perseverance and spirit.
Upperclassmen Jordan Winder and Mark Emilien faced challenging races, finishing in times of 36:20.10 and 36:21.30 respectively. While these times might not be personal bests, their experience and leadership are vital for the team's dynamic. They emobody perseverance and grit. Their next meet is the Nicholls Invitational on September 27 at 8:00 a.m.
-Bleu Devils-