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1994 Men's Track & Field Team | NAIA Indoor National Champions
CSU Hall of Fame coach Joshua Culbreath took a team primarily comprised of student-athletes from Jamaica to the top of the NAIA as the 1994 Marauders repeated as indoor champions.
CSU earned points in 10 events.
A dominant mile relay team of Howard Rhoden, Anthony Pryce, Hugh Powell and Floyd Howell repeated as champions in the event with a time of 3:19.61.
Individual performances were highlighted by first place finishes by Powell and James Rollins. Powell won the 440-yard dash with a pace of 49.58. Rollins, who currently serves as CSU's head track coach, won the 60-yard high hurdles with a time of 7.44.
In addition to Powell's first place in the 440-yard dash, CSU also took second place (Howard Rhoden), third place (Anthony Pryce) and sixth place (Floyd Howell) in the event.
Sayon Cooper finished third in the 60 meter dash followed by Rhoden's fourth place run. In the 600 yard run, Powell finished in second while Neil DeSilva came in fifth. Wayne Lawrence earned points for the Marauders finishing in third in the 100 yard run and fourth in the 880 yard run. Jumper Dean Richards came in second in the high jump and sixth in the triple jump. Lucian Scott added to the Marauder point total with a seventh place mark in the shot put.
CSU went on to win 1994 indoor title with a total of 84 points to finish ahead of second-place finish Azusa Pacific's 76 points. Culbreath was named NAIA Coach of the Year, earning the recognition in back-to-back seasons.
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