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Ten Hornets Earn USTFCCCA All-American Honors

Three First-Team and seven Second-Team Honors for Emporia State

2026 USTFCCCA Outdoor Track & Field All-American Awards Graphic

Men's Track and Field | 5/28/2026 2:26:00 PM

May 28, 2026-The United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association has released their All-American lists for the outdoor season and Emporia State had ten athletes earn the honor.  Seven Hornet men and three Emporia State women were named either first- or second-team All-American by the USTFCCCA.
 
First Team All-America status is awarded to finishers 1-8 (individual events and relays) in each event at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships held at Welch Stadium and the Zola Witten Track.
 
All finalists in an eight-person final automatically earn First Team All-America status, regardless of place and participation in the final round of the event in question. Second Team All-America status is awarded to finishers 9-16 in individual events and 9-12 in relays in each event at the Championships.
 
Preliminary round placings are used for classification for events in which fewer than 12 participate in the final round. Athletes and relays must have a valid mark in at least one round to earn All-American status. 
 
Three Hornets earned First-Team All-American honors from the USTFCCCA.
 
Stella Agbokpah finished fourth with a time of 23.62 in the women's 200m.
 
Connor Deters became just the fourth Hornet to go over 60 feet in the men's shot pot as his mark of 18.42m (60-5.25) placed him sixth.
 
Brooks Lowe finished seventh with a throw of 69.01m (226-5) in the men's javelin.
 
Seven Hornets received Second-Team All-American honors.
 
The quartet of Braden Lipgens, Israel Domeh, Andrew Holton and Emmanuek Dukpe ran 3:08.95 to place tenth in the men's 4x400m relay.
 
Grayson Walburn was 16th with a throw of 61.41m (201-5) in the men's javelin.
 
Isabella Davie scored 4840 points to place 15th while Lou Dumas had 4780 points to place 16th in the women's heptathlon.
 
Emporia State USTFCCCA Men's All-Americans
Second-Team All-America 4x400 Relay Braden Lipgens
Second-Team All-America 4x400 Relay Israel Domeh
Second-Team All-America 4x400 Relay Andrew Holton
Second-Team All-America 4x400 Relay Emmanuel Dukpe
First-Team All-America Shot Put Connor Deters
First-Team All-America Javelin Brooks Lowe
Second-Team All-America Javelin Grayson Walburn
Emporia State USTFCCCA Women's All-Americans
First-Team All-America 200 Meters Stella Agbokpah
Second-Team All-America Heptathlon Isabella Davie
Second-Team All-America Heptathlon Lou Dumas
 
 
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Players Mentioned

Connor Deters

Connor Deters

T
Junior
Israel Domeh

Israel Domeh

Sp
Sophomore
Emmanuel Dukpe

Emmanuel Dukpe

Sp
Junior
Andrew  Holton

Andrew Holton

Sp
Sophomore
Braden Lipgens

Braden Lipgens

Sp
Junior
Brooks Lowe

Brooks Lowe

T
Redshirt Junior
Isabella Davie

Isabella Davie

ME
Sophomore
Stella Agbokpah

Stella Agbokpah

Sp
Freshman
Lou Dumas

Lou Dumas

ME
Sophomore
Grayson Walburn

Grayson Walburn

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Connor Deters

Connor Deters

Junior
T
Israel Domeh

Israel Domeh

Sophomore
Sp
Emmanuel Dukpe

Emmanuel Dukpe

Junior
Sp
Andrew  Holton

Andrew Holton

Sophomore
Sp
Braden Lipgens

Braden Lipgens

Junior
Sp
Brooks Lowe

Brooks Lowe

Redshirt Junior
T
Isabella Davie

Isabella Davie

Sophomore
ME
Stella Agbokpah

Stella Agbokpah

Freshman
Sp
Lou Dumas

Lou Dumas

Sophomore
ME
Grayson Walburn

Grayson Walburn

Freshman