Women's Track and Field | 3/14/2026 8:11:00 PM

March 14, 2026-Emporia State will come away from the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field National Championships with four second-team All-Americans.
 
Isabella Davie had three personal bests in the individual events on her way to the second highest point total in Emporia State history in the women's pentathlon.  She scored 3,704 points to move past Deandra Doubrava (3672 in 1998) for second place in ESU history as she finished ninth in the nation. She started the competition with a personal best of 9.29 in the 60m hurdles and followed it by clearing a PR of 1.62m (5-3.75) in the high jump.  Her final PR was 11.09m (36-4.75) in the shot put.  She went 5.03m (16-6) in the long jump before finishing the competition with a time of 2:18.00 in the 800m.
 
Connor Deters was the first person to miss the finals in the men's shot put.  He went 17.45m (57-03) to place tenth and earn second-team All-American honors.
 
Luke Grace scored 5,041 points to finish 12th and earn second-team All-American honors in the men's heptathlon.   He started day two with a time of 8.64 in the 60m hurdles and cleared 3.95m (12-11.50) in the pole vault.  He finished the day with a time of 2:56.77 to place 12th overall.
 
The Hornets also got a second-team All-American honor on Friday with Stella Agbokpah running 23.88 to place ninth in the 200m.
 
Emporia State is set to begin the outdoor season on Friday, March 27 with the ESU Spring Open.
 

ESU Men's Saturday Results
Shot Put
10 Connor Deters	17.45m (57-3)
Heptathlon
12 Luke Grace	5041 pts
	60m 7.22
	Long Jump 7.06m
	Shot Put 11.64m
	High Jump 1.88m
	60m hurdles 8.64
	Pole Vault 3.95m
	1000m 2:56.787
ESU Women's Saturday Results
Pentathlon
9 Isabella Davie	3704 pts
	60m Hurdles 9.29
	High Jump 1.62m
	Shot Put 11.09m
	Long Jump 5.30m
	800m 2:18.00