Plenty of strong performances for Wittenberg in first meet of season.

The Tiger track & field teams turned in their best finishes in years at the NCAC championship meet this weekend.

The votes of the NCAC coaches are in and the Wittenberg men's track & field team is predicted to finish fourth in the upcoming championship meet.

Wittenberg traveled to Denison's Big Red Invitational on Friday to tune-up one last time before the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament in May.

Track & field is in the home stretch of preparations for the NCAC Championships, and the efforts paid off at Cedarville and Ohio State.

Justin Yates broke another school record in the 400-meter dash and both 4x400-meter relays finished in the top five to highlight solid all-around performance.

Wittenberg's men's 4x400-meter relay broke a school record and was one of three times that ranked among the nation's best.

Wittenberg's men and women both competed well against strong field of scholarship programs.

Wittenberg's men placed eighth and the women finished ninth to start the outdoor portion of the campaign.

Just as he did two months earlier at the 2012 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Indoor Track and Field Championship meet, sophomore Victor Banjo (Sugarland, Texas/Stephen F. Austin) provided plenty of sparks at the conference's outdoor championshi...