Lewis & Clark College

TFRRS BIO PAGE: https://www.tfrrs.org/athletes/8685406/Lewis__Clark/Divinity_Singleton

2025-26 Awards 
 
Second Team All-Conference: Shot Put (7^th Place)  

2026 Outdoor Season Best Marks
 
Shot Put: 11.92M (39-01.25 Feet) – Northwest Conference Championship, April 25 – 6^th in program history
Discus: 31.91M (104-08 Feet) – L&C Electric Forest Open, March 21 
Hammer: 36.25M (118-11 Feet) – Oregon State PNW Invite, March 20 

NOTABLES 

• Competed in eight meets during her junior season
• Earned her first career All-Conference honors 
• Opened her season by finishing second in the shot put, third in the hammer and fourth in the discus at the Eldon & Chuck Throwdown on March 7
• Placed fifth in the shot put and ninth in the discus at the L&C Electric Forest Open on March 21 
• Finished fourth in the shot put and 26^th in the discus at the L&C Larry Byerly Invitational on April 18 
• Placed seventh in the shot put at the Northwest Conference Championship Meet to earn her first career All-Conference awards 
• Enters her senior season ranked sixth in program history in the shot put, 12^th in the hammer and 14^th in the discus

2025 Outdoor Season Best Marks
 
Shot Put: 11.45M (37-06.75 Feet) – L&C Larry Byerly Invitational, April 19 – 9^th in program history
Discus: 35.43M (116-03.00 Feet) – L&C Electric Forest Open, March 8 – 14^th in program history
Hammer: 36.88M (121-00.00 Feet) – Northwest Conference Championship, April 26 – 11^th in program history

NOTABLES 

• Put together a strong sophomore season that saw her post PRs and top-15 marks in program history in all three of her events 
• Competed in nine meets during the outdoor track & field season 
• Made her season debut at the Ed Boitano Invitational and finished 11^th in the discus (31.84M), 13^th in the shot put (10.36M) and 21^st in the hammer (29.71M) 
• Placed in the top-10 in all three of her events at the Willamette T&F Invitational with a seventh-place showing in the shot put (11.08M), eighth-place finish in the hammer (33.84M) and ninth-place result in the discus (30.01M) 
• Recorded a career-best throw in the shot put (11.45M) to finish sixth at the L&C Larry Byerly Invitational on April 19
• Finished 13^th in the shot put (10.89M), 16^th in the discus (32.86M) and 18^th in the hammer (36.88M) at the Northwest Conference Championship Meet 

2024 Outdoor Season Best Marks

Shot Put: 11.22M (36-05.75 Feet) – Northwest Conference Championship, April 16 - 15^th in program history
Discus Throw: 32.22M (105-08 Feet) – John Knight Twilight, April 5 - 20^th in program history
Hammer Throw: 35.52M (116-06 Feet) – L&C Larry Byerly Invite, April 12 – 12^th in program history

NOTABLES 

• Competed in eight meets during her freshman season 
• Posted top-20 marks in the shot put, discus and hammer throw during a successful first track season 
• Made her collegiate track & field debut on March 2 when she competed in the shot put and discus throw at the Ed Boitano Invitational 
• Registered top-six finishes in all three of the shot put (4^th), discus (6^th) and hammer (6^th) at the Willamette T&F Invitational on March 23
• Recorded a season-best mark in the discus throw on April 5 at the John Knight Twilight
• Placed 10^th in the shot put (career-best mark), 13^th in the hammer (35.46M) and 15^th in the discus (30.30M) at the Northwest Conference Championship Meet

At Lewis & Clark: Member of the women's basketball team.

Prior to the Pios: Attended Rogers High School…She was a member of varsity basketball and varsity track and field all four years of high school…Team captain of her high school basketball team…Named basketball Team MVP…Earned SPSL First Team All-League in basketball…Led her team in scoring, assists, and rebounding…Team played in the Washington State Basketball Tournament…Was a captain of her high school track and field team…Nominated for Spring Athlete of Year for track and field…Competed at  the District and State Track and Field Meets…Mother Dixie Singleton played basketball at Pierce College…Father David Singleton played basketball at Tacoma Community College.

Why Lewis & Clark?: I chose Lewis & Clark College because I love the family atmosphere, they have strong academics with smaller classes, and the opportunity to compete in basketball and track.