WILMORE, Ky. – Freshman standout Katy Soucek won the discus throw at the NCCAA National Championships, which wrapped up Friday afternoon.

Her victory helped the Panthers finish 11^th with 31 points. 

Soucek, a native of Silverlake, Neb., recorded a winning throw of 46.07m (151-1). After fouling in her first attempt, she posted the national-championship winning mark.

Soucek followed it up with efforts of 43.74m, 44.73m, 43.60m and 43.21m in her final four attempts. 

Allison Parker garnered a fourth-place finish in the hammer throw with a mark of 39.63m. Soucek earned a sixth-place finish after a throw of 38.27m while Megan Burdge was ninth with an effort of 37.32m. Parker secured five points while Soucek earned three. 

Cierra Dringman also notched a fourth-place finish at the meet, occurring in the pole vault. She cleared 2.90m, securing five points for York. 

Alana Barron led a quartet of Panthers in the javelin. The sophomore registered a mark of 32.76m, which was good enough for sixth place. Naomi Taake took seventh with an effort of 32.09m. Morgan Dinkler snagged eighth place after posting a mark of 29.82m. Mayah Colle snagged ninth place with a throw of 29.42m. 

Barron picked up three points while Taake and Dinkler earned two and one point, respectively, in the event. 

Dringman recorded a mark of 1:07.49 in the 400m hurdles, earning her a seventh-place finish. The effort allowed her to pick up two points for York.

Soucek was 11^th in the shot put with a mark of 10.38m. 

Abbygail Davis turned in an impressive time in the 400m. The freshman crossed the line in 1:03.17, which was good enough for 12^th place.