Woods won a Northeast Conference hurdles crown during the indoor season, and the Mount St. Mary’s freshman is preparing to compete for another gold medal when the NEC Outdoor Championship commence the first weekend of May. Woods moved up to second place on the league leader board in the 400m hurdles with his performance at William & Mary’s Colonial Relays. Crossing the line in 52.35, Woods earned a first-place finish at William & Mary. The time, which is 1.5 seconds better than the IC4A Championship qualifying standard, is the second-fastest in Mount’s program history.