Jathiyah Muhammad earns second SEC weekly honor

Jathiyah Muhammad has been named co-SEC Women's Field Athlete of the Week for the second time in four weeks. The University of South Carolina pole vaulter set a new school record at the Razorback Invitational. Her performance places her fourth on the NCAA indoor leaderboard this season.

In Columbia, South Carolina, Jathiyah Muhammad continues to make waves in women's track and field. On February 3, 2026, the league office announced that the Arizona transfer had earned co-SEC Women's Field Athlete of the Week honors, marking her second such recognition in just four weeks.

Muhammad showcased her prowess at the Razorback Invitational over the weekend. There, she cleared 4.50 meters (14 feet, 9 inches) in the indoor pole vault, surpassing her previous school record and securing victory in a competitive field. This achievement not only broke the program record for the second time in three indoor events this season but also propelled her to fourth place on the NCAA leaderboard for the year. So far, Muhammad has won every one of her three indoor pole vault competitions.

The Gamecocks' success underscores the team's rising profile in SEC track and field. Muhammad's consistent excellence highlights her adaptation since transferring from Arizona, contributing to South Carolina's strong indoor season. Looking ahead, Muhammad and her teammates are set to host the Carolina Classic on February 6 and 7 at the Carolina Indoor Track & Field Facility, where they will aim to build on this momentum.

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Illustration of college indoor track athletes on podiums receiving honors from universities like Baldwin Wallace and Montana State.
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Colleges recognize top indoor track and field performers

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Several universities announced their weekly athlete honors in indoor track and field on February 23, 2026. These recognitions highlight standout performances from recent competitions across various conferences. Athletes from Baldwin Wallace, Montana State, McGill, St. FX, and Hillsdale earned accolades for their achievements.

The Great American Conference has named Harding University's Jerlana Williams as the women's track athlete of the week and Yedidya Bangue as the field athlete of the week. Their selections stem from standout performances at the Stallion Transportation Harding Invitational. This marks the ninth such weekly awards in the conference.

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The South Carolina Gamecocks track and field team wrapped up their home season with strong performances at the USC Invite on February 21, 2026, in Columbia, South Carolina. Five athletes achieved top 10 marks in program history, including personal bests in multiple events. The meet highlighted senior contributions and set the stage for upcoming championships.

Senior pole vaulter Ainsley Hamsher from Youngstown State University broke the school's indoor record at the Akron Invitational. She cleared 4.30 meters to win the event and surpass the previous mark of 4.13 meters. Her performance ties her for 26th place nationally.

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