Senior Spotlight: Women's Track & Field

2025 Women's Track & Field Senior Spotlight

These five seniors have helped the Lions capture the inaugural CCS Championship in 2023 as well as runner-up finishes in the USA South in 2022 and CCS in 2024. They have combined for 9 top three finishes at USA South and CCS Championship Meets to earn All-Conference honors. They also leave the Lions with their names in the record books as well.

Anderson has competed in five seasons as a thrower at Piedmont. She was a member of the 2023 CCS Championship-winning team as well as the 2021 USA South Championship winning team. Reaghan also played a role in Piedmont’s runner-up finish at the 2024 CCS Championship, delivering PR performances in the hammer throw with a 33.68m mark, as well as a 13.22m mark in the javelin. Anderson plans to graduate with a degree in athletic training.

Brooks has been a versatile contributor across four seasons in Demorest. She currently ranks in the top 10 in seven different events in the Piedmont record books, including a third place ranking in the 4x400m relay and a sixth place in the javelin. Brooks was a USA South individual champion in 2022, coming in first in the 4x400m relay. Ileyna took home USA South Track Rookie of the Week honors in 2022 and has totaled five different all-conference appearances as part of multiple relay teams across her time with the Lions. This season, she has PR performances in the shot put and the javelin. Brooks plans to graduate with a degree in athletic training.

Davis has competed in two seasons with the program but has made an impact, ranking fifth in the record book with a 2:30.78 in the 800m, which she set in 2024. Tanea had a pair of personal bests at the Berry Field Day Invitational last week, coming in the 400m with a time of 1:04.09, and the high jump with a 1.36m mark. Earlier this season, she delivered PR performances in the 200m at Emory (28.48) and the 1500m at Myrtle Beach (5:38.34). Davis plans to graduate with a degree in graphic design.

Feltus has made an impact from start to finish in her career, holding a Piedmont record and helping the Lions win the 2023 CCS Championship. Allie is currently the program record holder in the discus with a toss of 40.39m at the 2023 CCS Championship. In her debut season, she dominated at the 2022 USA South Championship, earning Field Rookie of the Meet honors. Feltus took home All-Region honors from the USTFCCCA in 2022 and 2023. She was a three-time Field Rookie of the Week in 2022 and was named CCS Field Athlete of the Week earlier this week. A three-time conference champion in the discus, Feltus has also been named Academic All-Conference twice. She plans to graduate with a degree in forensic science.

Transferring to the Lions for just this season, Thomas has still made an impact. She is currently second in the record books in the hammer throw with a 43.37m mark, set at the Myrtle Beach Collegiate Challenge in March. For that performance, she earned CCS Field Athlete of the Week honors. KK plans to graduate with a degree in athletic training.