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40 UAA Women Earn Invitations to NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships

40 UAA Women Earn Invitations to NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships

Forty UAA women's student-athletes received invitations to the 2023 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which will take place at the Polisseni Track & Field Complex at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, Thursday through Saturday.

Washington University (16) and University of Chicago (15) have a combined 31 competitors in the championship. Emma Kelley and Aoife Dunne of the Bears are seeded first and second, respectively, in the 800-meter run.  

UAA runners are seeded 1-2-3 in the 1,500-meter run, led by Annika Urban of Emory, who posted the seventh-fastest time in NCAA Division III history in the event earlier this season. Emily Konkus of WashU is seeded second and Maddie Kelly of the Maroons is seeded third. Urban is seeded third in the 5,000-meter run.

Liz Barre of Carnegie Mellon University is seeded second in the pentathlon, an event she won at the NCAA indoor championship earlier this year.

For each individual event contested, including the decathlon and heptathlon, the top 22 declared student-athletes were accepted into the competition. For each relay event contested, the top 16 declared relay teams, one per institution, were accepted into the competition.

The complete list of qualifiers is available on the following website: https://tf.deltatiming.com/ncaa/2023-ncaa-d3-outdoor-championships

UAA List of Participants

Carnegie Mellon (1)

Liz Barre: Pentathlon; Long Jump; 100-meter hurdles

CWRU (1)

Adrienne Wachtman: Javelin

Emory (6)

Kaya Binetti: 400-meter relay

Clementine Bodus: 400-meter relay

Audrey Johnson, 400-meter relay; 1,600-meter relay

Libby Ranocha: 800 meters; 1,600-meter relay

Dashiel Tao Harris: 400 meters; 400-meter relay; 1,600-meter relay

Annika Urban: 1,500 meters; 5,000 meters; 1,600-meter relay

NYU (1)

Vivian Kane: 1,500 meters

UChicago (15)

Evelyn Battleson-Gunkel: 1,500 meters; 5,000 meters

Katarina Birimac: 5,000 meters; 10,000 meters

Loren Brown: 100-meter hurdles; 400-meter hurdles

Camila Garanton: 400-meter relay

Caitlin Jorgensen: 3,000-meter steeplechase

Maddie Kelly: 1,500 meters; 5,000 meters

Anna Kenig-Ziesler: 5,000 meters; 10,000 meters

Molly Laumakis: Shot Put

Isabel Layne: 400-meter relay

Maddie Lyons: 400-meter relay

Gabriela Meschino: 100 meters; 200 meters; 400-meter relay

Maya Ordonez: 800 meters

Frances Schaeffler: 10,000 meters

Sophie Tedesco: 10,000 meters

Catherine Wimmer: 1,500 meters

WashU (16)

Ella Behrens: 10,000 meters

Jenae Bothe: Shot put

Mycah Clay: 400-meter relay

Aoife Dunne: 800 meters; 1,500 meters

Sophie Fox: 1,600-meter relay

Lauren Gay: 200 meters; 400-meter relay

Lauren Hamilton: 400-meter relay

Emma Kelley: 800 meters; 1,600-meter relay

Emily Konkus: 1,500 meters; 5,000 meters

Kiera Olson: 10,000 meters

Ebunoluwa Opata: Long jump, Triple jump

Julia Patterson: 3,000-meter steeplechase

Yasmin Ruff: Pole vault

Alessia Sarussi: 800 meters

Kylie Spytek: 1,600-meter relay

Nicole Stewart: 200 meters; 400-meter relay; 1,600-meter relay