BIRMINGHAM, Ala. | The University of Alabama in Huntsville track & field teams wrapped up competition at the 2022 Gulf South Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships on Wednesday afternoon at the Birmingham CrossPlex with the men's team finishing second and the women's squad ending in fourth.
 
The Chargers dominated the weight throw with the squad coming away with the top two spots in the event, including Zach Hancock in first place at 19.12 meters and Evans Wright in second at 17.51 meters.
 
Hancock earned GSC Indoor Championships Co-Most Outstanding Field Performer for his efforts over the past two days.
 
Michael Gizzi won a pair of GSC individual titles on Wednesday, as he placed first overall in the 60-meter dash at 6.77 before adding another first-place time of 21.49 in 200 meters. Both of his times are now GSC indoor championship records.
 
Gizzi was named GSC Most Outstanding Freshman Performer for his accomplishments.
 
Wilson McClain became a three-time GSC individual champion in 60-meter hurdles with a first-place time of 7.90. His time is now a record for the GSC indoor championships and ties UAH's program record.
 
Willie Campbell is now a Second Team All-GSC honoree with a second-place performance in the triple jump at 13.99 meters.
 
Thomas Jordan led the Chargers in the heptathlon with 4491 points for second place, followed by Trey McFarland in third at 4317 points. Jordan became a Second Team All-GSC awardee with his performance.
 
Cameron Clark recorded his second podium appearance at the GSC indoor championships with a third-place finish in the high jump at 1.93 meters.
 
On the women's side, Ronni VanZant highlighted the Chargers by putting herself on the podium with a third-place clocking of 9.09 in 60-meter hurdles.
 
UAH Results
Women's 3000 meters
6. Caroline Ursprung, 10:24.31
10. Emily McMurry, 10:33.50
15. Tatiana Padgett, 10:54.75
19. Amelia Brady, 11:01.89
 
Men's 3000 meters
4. Jay Day, 8:19.02
7. Harold Lacroix, 8:25.11
8. Sam Wilhelm, 8:25.41
9. Alex Herbst, 8:27.08
14. Jacob Bishop, 8:43.27
 
Women's 200 meters
5. Zakiria Holifield, 25.30
 
Men's 200 meters
1. Michael Gizzi, 21.49
 
Women's 800 meters
8. Erin Cannon, 2:20.75
9. Sylvia Cortes, 2:23.76
12. Taylor Simmons, 2:30.22
 
Men's 800 meters
8. Nathan Knox, 1:55.81
9. Jack Elliott, 1:55.98
11. Allan Anderson, 1:56.79
16. Jacob Kachadorian, 1:58.82
18. Alex Ponce, 1:59.40
 
Men's 60 meters
1. Michael Gizzi, 6.77
 
Women's 60 meter hurdles
3. Ronni VanZant, 9.09
 
Men's 60 meter hurdles
1. Wilson McClain, 7.90
8. Baker Schell, 9.60
 
Women's 400 meters
10. Nikki Mata, 1:00.87
11. Chelsie Burnett, 1:02.63
 
Men's 400 meters
12. Jeremiah Dervis, 50.44
13. Grayson Russell, 50.68
14. Dantavious Thomas, 50.80
18. Timothy McCloud, 51.52
21. Colin Chirwacho, 51.88
 
Women's mile
6. Caroline Ursprung, 5:08.56
7. Claudia Dassow, 5:16.37
14. Abby Weist, 5:32.69
 
Men's mile
4. Jacob Bishop, 4:09.08
5. Jay Day, 4:09.54
12. Gabe Henneberger, 4:18.22
14. Will Thompson, 4:19.40
17. Will Anglea, 4:29.26
 
Women's 400 meter relay
3. UAH, 3:58.36
 
Men's 400 meter relay
5. UAH, 3:23.95
 
Women's weight throw
8. Hannah Gant, 15.01m
11. Bailey Weible, 11.82m
 
Men's weight throw
1. Zach Hancock, 19.12m
2. Evans Wright, 17.51m
7. Justin Bensinger, 15.37m
8. Stephen Tanner, 15.34m
14. Brody Lowe, 9.20m
 
Women's triple jump
5. Jordan Bailey, 11.28m
 
Men's triple jump
2. Willie Campbell, 13.99m
6. Cameron Clark, 13.28m
 
Women's high jump
8. Ronni VanZant, 1.45m
13. Lauren Hamm, 1.40m
 
Men's high jump
3. Cameron Clark, 1.93m
5. Trey McFarland, 1.80m
8. Baker Schell, 1.70m
13. Noah Lawler, 1.60m
13. Thomas Jordan, 1.60m
 
Men's heptathlon
2. Thomas Jordan, 4491 points
3. Trey McFarland, 4317 points
 
Men's heptathlon 60-meter hurdles
3. Baker Schell, 8.74
4. Thomas Jordan, 8.79
5. Trey McFarland, 9.04
 
Men's heptathlon 1000 meters
2. Baker Schell, 2:50.58
7. Thomas Jordan, 3:01.28
10. Trey McFarland, 3:08.51
 
Men's heptathlon pole vault
4. Thomas Jordan, 3.90m
5. Trey McFarland, 3.70m
8. Baker Schell, 3.20m