GREENSBORO, N.C. – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) men's and women's track teams will begin their indoor schedule tomorrow at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with the Visit Winston-Salem Kick-Off.
Meet: Visit Winston-Salem College Kick-Off
When: Saturday, December 6
Start time: Track events – 10 a.m.
Where: Winston-Salem, N.C.
Stadium: JDL Fast Track
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MEET/FACILITY INFORMATION
This year, UNCG will compete at the JDL Fast Track four times during the indoor season.
- Facility Records: WOMEN | MEN
- The JDL Fast Track recently installed a new Mondotrack El permanent banked track in time for the 2025-26 season.
- This surface was developed for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
- JDL is the first permanently banked track in the state of North Carolina.
Admission to the JDL Fast Track is $8 for adults and $5 for students 12 and older. Children under 12 are free. Tickets may be purchased at the front or rear entrance. There are no online tickets available. The facility accepts cash or card but not Apple Pay.
SPARTANS AT THE STARTING LINE – MEN (subject to change) –
400m –
Amarius Gregory-Wyatt,
Aaron Cobb
800m –
Jeremiah Jones
Mile –
Logan Ruffner,
Samuel Barnard,
Jay Guy,
Donovan Johnson,
Glodi Mvovi,
Spencer Connick
3000m –
Luke Hühn,
Khalid Abdullahi,
Pierson Guerrant,
Lane Prochaska,
Logan Ruffner,
Spencer Slayton,
Spencer Connick,
Donovan Johnson
4x400m –
Emery Anderson,
Aaron Cobb,
Amarius Gregory-Wyatt,
Jeremiah Jones
SPARTANS AT THE STARTING LINE – WOMEN (subject to change) –
60m –
Alana Hill,
Olivia Congleton,
Milania Millard
200m –
Alana Hill,
Milania Millard,
Olivia Congleton
400m –
Ayzia Jefferson,
Maddison McIntyre,
Lily Butler,
Peyton Wilson,
Chelsea Valdivia-Rizo
800m –
Sarah Fassinger,
Hailey Meyers
Mile –
Kaitlyn Harrison
3000m –
Vicky Sosa, Sierra, Collins,
Tenley Douglass,
Erica Rash,
Camryn Oates,
Lillian Douglass
4x400m –
Chelsea Valdivia-Rizo,
Ayzia Jefferson,
Lily Butler,
Maddison McIntyre,
Peyton Wilson,
Hailey Meyers,
Sarah Fassinger,
Erica Rash
CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECAP
- The men's team finished first at the Blue & Gold's Spartan Classic in October. Sophomore Logan Ruffner and freshman Luke Hühn finished first and second, respectively.
- The men's third-place finish at The 2025 Southern Conference (SoCon) Championships matched last year's result of third place, which was the best mark since the 2011* season when UNCG was crowned champion. This is the sixth* time in program history that UNCG has finished third or better.
- Hühn led the charge with his time of 25:24.8 in the eight-kilometer run. He finished 12th out of 79 competitors. Hühn earned SoCon All-Freshman Team honors, Second Team recognition and was voted, by the coaches, as the SoCon Freshman of the Year.
- He is just the second** SoCon Freshman of the Year for UNCG since Paul Katam earned the honor in 2011.
- Junior Khalid Abdullahi also finished in the top 20, placing 18th with his time of 25:45.9. Abdullahi bested his mark from last year, where he finished in 50th place.
- The men went on to compete at the 2025 NCAA Division I Southeast Regionals and placed 22nd out of 33 teams. This matched the Spartans' result from 2024.
- Abdullahi paced the Blue & Gold, in his first NCAA Regional, placing 113th out of 240 competitors in the 10-kilometer race. Abdullahi clocked in a time of 32:13.4.
- The women's squad finished third at its own Spartan Classic in October, where five from the team placed in the top 20 out of the field of 102 competitors.
- Graduate student Emma Berrier led the way with her 14th-place finish and time of 18:43.7.
- The women placed eighth at the SoCon Championships with freshman Camryn Oates leading the way with her 30th-place finish out of 77 competitors in the five-kilometer race. Oates clocked in a time of 18:58.8, the only sub-19-minute result for the Spartans.
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UP NEXT
The men and women will take some time off before starting 2026 with the Mondo College Invitational on Saturday, Jan. 17 at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
*NOTE: The 2011 SoCon Championship was later vacated.
**NOTE: Paul Katam's 2011 SoCon Freshman of the Year award was later vacated.
