JOLIET, Ill. -- For the third straight year, Campbellsville University claimed a men's outdoor track and field individual national championship at the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Championships. Only this time, instead of a possible three-peat by senior triple jumper Detrick Briggs, it was freshman sprinter Xavier Walker who took top prize at the meet at St. Francis University.

Walker raced his way to a national title in the 400-meter dash, giving the Tiger outdoor track and field program its third national championship, which is the most of any program in CU school history. CU's men's swimming had two individual NAIA champions in the late 1990s and Tiger wrestling has two individual NAIA national titles.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. -- Entering the final event of the day Saturday, Campbellsville University trailed first-place Eastern Kentucky University by one point, but sophomores Chris Brown and Dale Kerr placed in the javelin throw to give the Tigers their first outdoor track and field win in program history.

Brown, a sophomore from Pelham, Ala., posted a personal record with a javelin throw of 50.55 meters. He was one meter shy of first place behind Centre College's Alex Calhoun. The throw pushed Campbellsville to the top and was joined by Kerr's seventh-place finish of 42.72 meters.

DANVILLE, Ky. -- Former North Hardin High School track standout P.J. Randles once again led Campbellsville University, as the Tigers finished fourth of 15 teams at the Centre College Invitational on Saturday.

Randles posted four Top 5 finishes to score 28 points, including a first-place, record-setting finish in the 110-meter hurdles. Randles set a meet and CU record in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 15.48. The time qualified him for the NAIA Championships and National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Championships.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Campbellsville University's P.J. Randles is the Mid-South Conference Field Athlete of the Week, conference officials announced on Monday.

HANOVER, Ind. -- Three Tiger athletes claimed first place in their field event as Campbellsville University finished third in its outdoor track and field season opener at the Hanover College Invitational Saturday. Rose-Hulman won the nine-team invitational with 183 points, followed by Bellarmine University with 159 points.