Rajiah Andrews was named G-MAC Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year, joining four other Tiffin standouts as the conference announced its end-of-the-season awards.

The honor capped off a sensational year for Andrews, who most recently shattered a personal record in the 100-meter hurdles at the NCAA Outdoor National Championships. Andrews finished 6th overall to land First Team All-American honors.  

Andrews's finish concludes her storied track career for TU. Previously this season she earned Second Team All-American honors in indoor track, placing 8th in the 60-meter prelims with a time of 7.47. She just missed Second Team All-American with a finish of 14th in the 60-meter hurdles prelims with a time of 8.74. Andrews is now a seven-time All-American, five times in indoor competition and twice in outdoor covering both events. 

Andrews also previously earned G-MAC Indoor Track Athlete of the Year in March. She also earned Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year in 2021. 

Andrews was a First Team honoree in outdoor in the 100 hurdles, and was joined by Emily Curtice (heptathlon) and Brook Boes (discus) landing First Team honors.

Second Team selections went to C'airra Carter in high jump and Amirah Strauther in 100 hurdles, while Curtice nabbed a Third Team honor in javelin.