Selena Rutland and Jakobi Heady named Wildcats of the Week

Bethune-Cookman University has recognized track and field athlete Selena Rutland and men's basketball player Jakobi Heady as the Wildcats of the Week for January 12-18. The announcement highlights their contributions to their respective programs in Daytona Beach, Florida.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Bethune-Cookman University Athletics announced Selena Rutland from the track and field team and Jakobi Heady from the men's basketball team as the Wildcats of the Week for the period of January 12-18. This honor recognizes outstanding performances and dedication during the specified week.

Rutland, a key member of the B-CU Track & Field program, and Heady, wearing jersey number 0 for the men's basketball squad, were selected for their recent achievements. The announcement comes from the university's official athletics site, emphasizing the athletes' impact on team success.

Other notable players mentioned in connection with the programs include Haely Grant, Tyler Andrews (number 25), Jordan Johnson (number 11), Arterio Morris (number 1), Andrew Kiplagat, Sha'Nard Walker, and Valencia Butler. These recognitions underscore the competitive spirit within Bethune-Cookman athletics as the season progresses.

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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.

Bethune-Cookman University's track and field team claimed all four Southwestern Athletic Conference weekly honors. The Wildcats dominated the awards following recent performances. The announcement came from Birmingham, Alabama.

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Andrew Kiplagat of Bethune-Cookman University set a new program record in the men's 5,000 meters with a time of 14:24.25 during a track and field meet in Gainesville, Florida. His performance, along with Darryn Hough's efforts, earned them the Wildcats of the Week honors for January 26 to February 1. The achievements highlight a strong weekend for the team's track and field athletes.

The Great American Conference has announced its ninth men's track and field athletes of the week, with Harding University's Savian Bush and Casen Hammitt earning the honors for the second consecutive week. Bush excelled in the 110-meter hurdles, while Hammitt set a school record in the javelin throw at the Stallion Transportation Harding Invitational. Both performances highlight their strong contributions to the team.

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The Atlantic Sun Conference has named performers of the week from North Florida and Jacksonville universities for indoor track and field events. These honors recognize standout performances at the recent Gainesville Indoor Classic and Invitational. The awards highlight achievements in track and field events during the indoor season.

East Texas A&M University women's track and field jumper Jenniel Jacobie has been selected as the Southland Conference Women's Field Athlete of the Week. The announcement came on Wednesday from Frisco, Texas.

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The University at Albany men's track and field program has received two weekly honors from the America East conference. Athletes Zhi Luncheon-Lowrie and Jacob Smith were recognized in the announcement made on Tuesday.

 

 

 

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