WILMORE, Ky. - The NCCAA has announced the All-American award winners and postseason accolades for the outdoor track & field season. The Malone University men's and women's track & field squads swept the NCCAA Championships at Asbury University over the weekend for a very successful end to their 2025-26 campaign.
 
The Pioneer coaching staff, led by Zach Fresenko, was tabbed as the NCCAA Coaching Staff of the Year on both the men's and women's side. It is his staff's seventh NCCAA Coaching Staff of the Year award between cross country and track & field.
 
In total, Malone brought home 17 All-American awards on the men's side and 17 on the women's side for 34 in total. 12 of those performances were good for NCCAA National Championships.
 
Men's All-Americans:
400: Bryant Thompson (3rd)
800: Tyler Twining (3rd)
5000: Hayden Schmidt (1st), Caden LaRue (2nd)
4x400: Tyler Twining, Brylan Holland, Eric Dehmer, Bryant Thompson (2nd)
4x800: Tyler Twining, Brylan Holland, Eric Dehmer, Xander Heil (1st)
3000S: Yahya Jawadi (2nd), Wyatt Royster (3rd)
PV: Caden McClure (1st).
SP: Gavin Tribelo (2nd)
DISC: Gavin Tribelo (3rd)
 
Women's All-Americans:
400: Allea Graves (1st)
400H: Rebekah Stoneman (3rd)
1500: Kristin Yeager (3rd)
10,000: Olivia Szmania (1st)
4x100: Amber Morris, Abigail Blaz, SaRae Johnson, Allea Graves (2nd)
4x400: Amber Morris, Brooklyn McIntyre, Rebekah Stoneman, SaRae Johnson (1st)
4x800: Rachel Whetstone, Rebekah Stoneman, Kristin Yeager, Brooklyn McIntyre (2nd)
3000S: Jenna Cassidy (2nd)