Oklahoma City – After claiming his third consecutive Most Outstanding Athlete of the Meet at the recent 2025 Sooner Athletic Conference Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Montrell Blacknall headlines this year’s SAC Men’s Track and Field All-Conference award winners as announced by the conference office Wednesday afternoon.
 
Blacknall scored a championship high 42 points for the Lions. Blacknall won the Decathlon with 5,780 points and then won the Pole Vault with a jump of 4.51m. Blacknall then placed second in the 110-meter high hurdles with a time of 15.28. Blacknall continued his outstanding meet in the field events with a third-place finish in the High Jump with a leap of 1.94m, a fourth-place result in the Javelin with a toss of 47.48m, and he rounded out his weekend with a sixth-place finish in the Triple Jump with a leap of 13.43m.
 
Here is the complete list of All-Conference Award Winners:
 
First Team:
Montrell Blacknall (Nelson), Kamron Neal (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Tyrece Grant (Texas Wesleyan), Matthew Gordon (Wayland Baptist), Ayenew Devany (Oklahoma City), David Hernandez (Wayland Baptist), Trishtan Willis (Texas Wesleyan), Carlwone Richards (Langston), Sam Burkett (John Brown), Benjamin Perin (Texas Wesleyan), Jose Ortiz (Langston), Gabriel Rhone-Dunn (Langston), Nasjy'n Newhouse (Langston), Isaiah Perez Major (Nelson), Kerry Robinson (Southwestern), Joshua Morris (Texas Wesleyan), Ishmeal Ealoms (Nelson), Elijah Propst (College of the Ozarks), Marques Cameron (Langston).
 
Second Team: 
Camden Martin (Texas Wesleyan), Mark Benjamin (Texas Wesleyan), Marques Cameron (Langston), Brendan Robeaux (Oklahoma City), Jace Sanchez (Wayland Baptist), Daylin Jordan (Langston), Andries Meyer (Science & Arts), Dillon Bruington (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Joshua Granillo (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Austin White (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Todd Young (Wayland Baptist), Case Drum (Wayland Baptist), Diego Constantino (Wayland Baptist), Houston Stark (Wayland Baptist), Ogden Morrison (Texas Wesleyan), Wilbert Martin (Texas Wesleyan), Xavier Garcia (Nelson), Aidan Heredia (Wayland Baptist).
 
Third Team: 
Mitchell Williams (Langston), Jaquarius Gordon (Nelson), Matthew Cook (John Brown), Mohamed Zairi (Mid-America), Tanner Bailey (College of the Ozarks), Ryder Robison (Wayland Baptist), Cason Rogers (Texas Wesleyan), Riley Graham-Pannell (Langston), Jovanni Rosas (Texas Wesleyan), Stefin Jackson (Langston), Gabriel Lane (Langston), Ras Ford (Texas Wesleyan), Rhett Williams (Texas Wesleyan), Tate Smithhart (Oklahoma City), Belkhalfi Hamza (Oklahoma City), Ethan Jonason (Wayland Baptist), Colby Perez (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Arturo Vallejo (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Trevor Youngblood (Oklahoma Panhandle State), Alan Martinez (Oklahoma Panhandle State), CaLee Williams (Southwestern), Brandon Clark (Nelson), Zane Zamanski (Southwestern), Edmundo Avalos (Wayland Baptist), Tucker Ahlers (College of the Ozarks), Quentin Fankhouser (Texas Wesleyan), Daylin Jordan (Langston).