WASHINGTON – The Atlantic 10 Conference tabbed George Mason graduate student Wesley Bond as its Under Armour Men’s Outdoor Track Performer of the Week, and Rhode Island senior Mason Brubaker was named Field Performer of the Week. La Salle freshman Callum Murray received Rookie of the Week.
Dayton junior Jadyn Haywood and Richmond junior Molly Wise received Under Armour Women’s Track and Field Performers of the Week, respectively. Dayton freshman Charlotte Denies earned Rookie of the Week. The awards, which were announced on Tuesday, are for competitions from April 21 to April 27.
Bond raced in the 3,000-meter steeplechase for George Mason at the Penn Relays. The Virginia Beach, V.A. native broke the school record with a time of 8:46.48. Bond’s time is second fastest in the conference.
Brubaker represented Rhode Island at the Penn Relays. He cleared a mark of 5.10M (16' 8.75") in the pole vault. Brubaker, a Northumberland, P.A. native, holds the second-best mark in the A-10.
Murray competed in the 1,500-meter run for La Salle at the Penn Relays. The Tauranga, New Zealand native raced to a time of 3:48.50. Murray finished in 28th and holds the sixth fastest time in the conference.
Haywood posted the two best times in the conference this week in the 100m and 200m at the Jim Freeman / Clark Wood Invitational hosted by the University of Louisville. The Dayton, Ohio native ran 11.41 in 100m to finish third and posted 23.87 in the 200m to place seventh. Haywood’s 100M time ranks second in the conference and third in the 200M.
Wise competed in the long jump for Richmond at the Virginia High Performance meet hosted by UVA. She won the event with a mark of 6.26M. Wise, a Harrodsburg, V.A. native, holds the second-best mark in the conference.
Deines posted two personal records at the Jim Freeman / Clark Wood Invitational hosted by the University of Louisville. She raced to a time of 24.47 in the 200M and posted a 12.02M in the 100M. Denies, a Mount Prospect, Ill. native holds the ninth fastest time in the conference in both events. She's tied for 28th in the 100M and 18th in the 200M.
2025 Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Awards
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Date
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Men’s Track Performer of the Week
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Men’s Field Performer of the Week
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Men’s Rookie Performer of the Week
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Women’s Track Performer of the Week
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Women’s Field Performer of the Week
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Women’s Rookie of the Week
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March 25
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Wesley Bond, GM
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Geni Roberts, GM
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Biruk Beardsley, GM
John Teachman, DAV
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Nourene Nabbus, GM
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Molly Wise, UR
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Addie Cohen, UR
June Hobaugh, VCU
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April 1
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MacCallum Rowe, LAS
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Ryan Tona, URI
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Louie Liberatore, DUQ
Sam Lamaze, SLU
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Gwenno Goode, LAS
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Molly Wise, UR
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Mikayla Wills, DAV
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April 8
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James Lawrence, LUC
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Arsalan Yaqubi, GM
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Louie Liberatore, DUQ
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Jadyn Haywood, UD
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Gudrun Hallgrimsdottir, VCU
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Rose Kuchera, DUQ
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April 15
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Emmanuel Oche, VCU
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David Coles, VCU
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Marcus Acheampong, VCU
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Asia Powell, VCU
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Gudrun Hallgrimsdottir, VCU
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Rose Kuchera, DUQ
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April 22
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Emmanuel Oche, VCU
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David Coles, VCU
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Njam Abdul-Latif, FOR
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Aleia Gisolfi-McCready, DAV
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Gudrun Hallgrimsdottir, VCU
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Macy Daigle, URI
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April 29
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Wesley Bond, GM
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Mason Brubaker, URI
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Callum Murray, LAS
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Jadyn Haywood, UD
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Molly Wise, UR
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Charlotte Denies, UD
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