Davis, the 2022 NCAA Division II Javelin National Champions, had an all-time historical performance at The Texas Relays. First, he hit a mark of 80.36m to break the NCAA Division II Javelin Record. On his last throw, he beat his own previous mark with a 83.77 to win the event. The throw not only broke his own record from moments earlier, but it was also the top throw in the United States this  year, the 4th-best in the world and the fifth-longest Javelin Throw in the history of NCAA Track & Field in all divisions. Davis has worked exclusively with former Owl standout Dan Labbadia, who has guided him to the 2022 title and today's record-breaking performance.

 96th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

Shot Put

Bernardo Mbaya threw a career-best of 17.81m and finished in fifth place overall. Cameron Belton threw for 17.76m and came in sixth place. Both marks are projected to be NCAA qualifying throws. 

4x400 Relay

The "A" relay team of Sam Sandler, Nolan Freeman, Max Musial and Ramsley Exantus recorded a time of 3:16.17.

Bobcat Invitational hosted by Texas State University

400 Meter Hurdles

Osaretin Osagie recorded a ninth place finish out of 43 athletes in the field, with a time of 53.76. This time is ranked 20th in NCAA Division II, to start the 2024 outdoor season.

Decathlon

Dylan Torok finished in 10th place with an overall score of 6086. Shane Smith came in 11th place with an overall score of 6369.

The Owls will return to action for the final day of the Bobcat Invitational at Texas State University on Saturday, March 30.