BOWLING GREEN, KY – Campbellsville had multiple top 15 performances over the weekend at the Hilltopper Relays. 
 
CamRon Hamby stole the show for the Tigers with two top 10 finishes. Hamby was 8^th in the long jump with a mark of 6.37m while in the triple jump he placed third with a mark of 14.24m.
 
The jumps have been the key so far on the season for the Tigers success. Corey Smith was 11^th in the long jump at 6.28m while being 4^th in the triple jump at 13.80m. David Young was 14^th in the long jump with his distance of 6.19m while in the triple jump making his way up to 7^th with a mark of 13.39m. 
 
Barrye Trotter and Brevon Whitney rounded out the performances in the jumps. Trotter placed 15^th in the long jump at 6.17m while Whitney was 9^th in the triple jump with his mark of 13.24m.
 
Maikyah Stowe opened his rookie outdoor season in the 400m. Stowe was mid pack placing 15^th with a time of 51.96. Stowe was part of the 4x400m relay that placed running a time of 3:32.18 with Trotter, Isaiah Harris, and Elijah Moore also on the relay. Moore saw action earlier in the meet with his 9^th place performance in the 200m at 22.70. Jackson Harrelll was able to make finals in the 100m dash running a time of 10.91 placing 9th overall.
 
In the distance events, Sam Kiser returned to outdoor form with a bronze medal finish in the 800m run at 1:55.56 while Aiden Tucker wasn't far behind Kiser with a 9^th place finishing time of 1:58.98. Shawn Little made his first appearance in the outdoor 5K after winning the NCCAA crown last outdoor season. Little placed 10^th overall in the event with a time of 15:33.79. 
 
Lukas Smithson was the final top tier performance of the meet for Campbellsville. Smithson made his debut in the 3,000m steeple chase with a time of 10:17.22.
 
Campbellsville will return to the track April 8-9 when they travel to Bellarmine University.