ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Lawrence Tech turned in a compact but productive showing at the NAIA Championships, led by national-standard performances from the women's 4x100-meter relay and men's 400-meter hurdles. Competing in a large championship field, the Blue Devils saw Latrice Williams reach the women's 100 hurdles final, the women's relay place sixth in the final, and Camron Krebs finish fourth in the men's 400 hurdles final.

Williams delivered one of the top results of the meet for Lawrence Tech on the women's side, taking sixth in the women's 100 hurdles final in an NAIA B-standard 14.14. She also helped power the women's 4x100 relay to a sixth-place finish in the final. Williams teamed with Martina Montserrat-Vilar, Jayde Ullenbruch and Anaiia Simmons for a time of 46.24, a mark that met both NAIA A and NAIA B standards.

The Blue Devils also picked up additional women's results in the hurdles and jumps. Ullenbruch placed 16th in the women's 100 hurdles preliminaries, while Montserrat-Vilar finished 29th in the same event. Ullenbruch added a 12th-place finish in the women's long jump finals with a mark of 5.64 meters, giving Lawrence Tech another scoring-level performance against national competition.

On the men's side, Krebs posted Lawrence Tech's highest individual finish of the meet, taking fourth in the men's 400 hurdles final with a time of 51.49. That performance also met both NAIA A and NAIA B standards. Griffin Armbrustmacher added a 17th-place result in the men's 400 hurdles preliminaries as the Blue Devils were represented in another deep championship sprint hurdles field.

In the team standings, the Lawrence Tech women finished 39th with six points, while the men placed 47th with five points. With finalists on the track, a relay final appearance, and multiple national-standard marks, the Blue Devils closed the meet with several strong results against championship-level competition.