MARION, Ind. -- Five RRAC men's teams and three women's teams will compete in the 62nd Annual NAIA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on May 23-25. Langston captured both the men's and women's conference titles this year and will have the most athletes participating. For complete information, click on the following links:

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Qualifiers:

Men | Women

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Schedules/Results:

Men | Women

WACO, Texas -- Texas Wesleyan University walked away with its third consecutive Red River Athletic Conference All-Sports Award as the 2012-13 recipient. TWU placed fourth or better in all 12 RRAC sports to be recognized as the conference's best all-around athletic program.

The All-Sports Award is given annually to the RRAC member institution that performs best in the conference's sponsored sports in a given academic year. Points are awarded to the top five teams in each sport's conference tournament or championship event with each sport using a 10-8-6-4-2 scoring system. The RRAC's 15 member institutions competed in five fall, two winter and five spring sports.

RRAC All-Sports Award Summary

SALEM, Ore. – (Live Scoring | Sunset in Salem) Texas Wesleyan approached another men's golf national title to its collection, but the Rams finished second to Oklahoma City University as the 2013 NAIA Men's Golf National Chamionships at Creekside Golf Club in Salem, Ore., came to a close on Friday. TWU climbed to second in the third round of the event but couldn't close the gap on OCU. Our Lady of the Lake finished in seventh place, followed by RRAC members St. Thomas (12th) and Northwood (13th).

Aaron Flores of OLLU tied for second among individuals, two shots behind champion Sondre Ronold of OCU. TWU's Dylan Anthony finished in a tie for seventh, while UST's Zach Cabra tied for 10th.

Texas Wesleyan made the jump to second place from sixth thanks to two rounds of 69 from Nathan Anderson and Jose Pablo Rolz. OLLU climbed to sixth from 11th as Aaron Flores and Dustin Blair also registered rounds of 69. St. Thomas slipped to 11th, while Northwood moved up two spots to 12th to give the RRAC the most teams in the top 12 of any conference.

The 62nd annual event was a 72-hole stroke play tournament played over the course of four days, concluding with the final round on Friday.

The NAIA, in conjunction with the Cascade Collegiate Conference and Corban University (Ore.) – hosts of the event – provided fans live scoring throughout the tournament via Golfstat. For final scoring, click here. Additionally, a post-round wrap up show named Sunset in Salem aired each day. To watch Sunset in Salem, click here.