Angelo State's Chrystal Ruiz and Abilene Christian's Andy Henson won the Heptathlon and Decathlon, respectively, at the 75th running of the Lone Star Conference Track and Field Championships.

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Ruiz did just enough to edge out teammates Kyndel Howell and Andria Nussey. Ruiz finished with 4,249 points and set an LSC Heptathlon record in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.33. Howell posted a score of 4,155 points and Nussey, the day one leader, took third with a total of 4,104 points. Nussey tied an LSC Heptathlon record with a 25.79 in the 200-meter dash and broke the long jump record with a distance of 5.73 meters.

Abilene Christian's Amber Brooks took fourth place with 3,850 points and ASU's Shelly Diggs took fifth place with 3,131 points to round out the scoring.

In the decathlon, Henson won by a total of 43 points, or six seconds in the 1500 meter run. Texas A&M-Kingsville's Ted Dugie entered the second day of competition in fourth place, but came on strong with solid performances across the board and trailed Henson by 164 points entering the final event. Dugie set a personal record with a time of 5:33.11 in the 1500 meter run, but came up just short when Henson crossed the tape in a time of 6:00.38.

Henson finished with 6,056 points while Dugie followed closely with 6,013 points. Texas A&M-Commerce's Dean Laing took bronze medal honors with 5,629 points while setting the LSC Decathlon record in the discus with a toss of 148-3. Harold Nair took fourth place honors for A&M-Kingsville with 5,298 points, ACU's James Hardin was fifth with 5,091 points and Eldon Grimslid took sixth place with 5,047 points for West Texas A&M. Grimslid's sixth place finish earned him one point, the first point that West Texas A&M has ever scored in the LSC Championships.

- Courtesy of TAMUK sports information