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A conference-record total of 21 track & field student-athletes will represent the CAC at the 2014 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships, hosted by Ohio Wesleyan University from May 22-24.

Sixteen men and five women will travel to Delaware, Ohio for the three-day championships, beginning on Thursday. The 16 men and five women participants are the most-ever for the CAC, while the 21 total participants also sets a new conference standard for NCAA qualifying. 

On the men's side, Salisbury leads the way with four individual qualifiers. Luke Campbell (110 hurdles, 400 hurdles), Devon Hopkins (400 hurdles), Tyler Austin (200m) and Dylan Burkett (shot put) also received the nod for the Sea Gulls. Campbell is the defending national champion in the 110 hurdles and also received All-America honors in the 400 hurdles last spring. Austin is competing in the 200 for the second straight year.  

Christopher Newport's Richard Roethel (decathlon) and Dominique Torres (triple jump) earned spots in the field. Torres is competing in the triple jump for the second straight year. 

York's Tim Hartung returns to the championships, competing in both the 5,000 and 10,000 meters, while Robert Doster also received a bid for the Spartans in the javelin throw. Hartung earned All-America honors in the 10,000 last spring. 

A pair of Wesley relay squads - 4x100 and 4x400 - will represent the Wolverines at the championships. The 4x100 team consists of Patrick Schlosser, DaJahn Lowery, Markael Jenkins and Johnny Crenshaw. The 4x400 team is comprised of Schlosser, Evan Le'Mon, Anthony Brinkley and Carlton Sheppard. 

Mary Washington's Glenn Taylor will represent the Eagles in the 100 meters. 

On the women's side, Christopher Newport will take three individuals and a relay team to the meet. Individually, Jennifer Westerholm earned spots in the heptathlon and 1500 meters, and will be joined by Enuma Ezenwa in the heptathlon. Logan Harrington will race the 800, while Ezenwa, Harrington and Westerholm will team with Leah Richardson in the 4x400 relay. Ezenwa is making her second straight appearance in the NCAA Championships. 

Wesley's Kameko Webb also claimed a spot in the field in the long jump.