The Arkansas men's and women's track & field programs won postseason awards Tuesday from the Southeastern Conference.
Hurdler Omar McLeod was named the league's male freshman runner of the year and Lance Harter was named women's coach of the year for outdoors. Harter led the Arkansas women to the league outdoor championship earlier this month for the first time since 2004.
The coach of the year award is the fourth for Harter outdoors. He has led the Razorbacks to SEC championships in all three of his sports - cross country, indoor and outdoor - since last March.
McLeod, who was also the league's indoor freshman runner of the year, finished second to defending NCAA champion Wayne Davis II of Texas A&M in the 110-meter hurdles at the SEC outdoor meet. McLeod's time of 13.50 seconds in the event is the second-fastest in Razorbacks history.
Nathanael Franks, who finished third in the decathlon at the SEC meet, was named the male co-scholar athlete of the year with a 3.93 grade point average.