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ELON \u2013<\/strong> The Elon women’s track & field team extended its run of dominance in the Coastal Athletic Association on Saturday, winning its second consecutive CAA Outdoor Championship \u2013 and fifth in six seasons \u2013 at the Robertson Track & Field Complex. \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nThe win was Elon’s seventh CAA outdoor title at its 11th meet as a conference member and clinched a 2025-26 triple crown for the Phoenix women, who also captured the conference’s cross country and indoor track & field championships last October and this past February, respectively.
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\nElon piled up 193 points to outpace runner-up Hampton (140) and third-place Towson (110). The Phoenix won four individual titles on Saturday, finishing with seven overall in the two-day meet.
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\nLizzie Lopez<\/a> capped a standout weekend by defending her CAA heptathlon title, totaling 4,930 points to repeat as conference champion after winning the event in 2025. Lopez edged freshman teammate Greta Urbonaviciute<\/a>, who finished runner-up with 4,856 points as the Phoenix claimed the top two spots in the event. Lopez closed the competition with wins in both the long jump and 800 meters, posting a personal-best 2:20.42 in the final event of the heptathlon. Urbonaviciute added a runner-up finish in the javelin and placed third in the 800 meters with a personal-best time.
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\nMia Stimpson<\/a> delivered Elon its first individual title on the track Saturday, capturing the 100-meter hurdles crown in a personal-best 13.62. The performance moved her to No. 2 in program history and made her the Phoenix’s first conference champion in the event since 2022.
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\nDuna Vi\u00f1als followed with a championship effort in the 400-meter hurdles, winning the event in a personal-best 58.37. Her time moved her to No. 2 in school history and added another key scoring performance to Elon’s title push.
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\nKatie Blount<\/a> secured her second conference title of the weekend in the 5,000 meters, crossing the line first in 17:24.65 after winning the 10,000 meters on Friday night. The Phoenix packed the front of the field in the event, with Jasmine Young<\/a> placing third and Hannah Weber<\/a> fourth to add valuable points.
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\nElon also received several runner-up performances on the track. Abby Beville<\/a> finished second in the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:24.16, while Jenna Gilman<\/a> earned silver in the 800 meters after crossing in 2:07.28.
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\nIn the field events, Hannah Schonhoff<\/a> matched a personal best and moved to No. 2 in school history with a clearance of 1.76 meters (5’9.25″) to place second in the high jump. Eloise Mulready<\/a> also posted a personal best in the event and finished sixth.
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\nThe Phoenix added more scoring performances in the throws, led by Isabella Johnson<\/a> \u2013 the CAA Most Outstanding Field Performer \u2013 who placed third in the discus and fourth in the shot put. Tristin Oberg<\/a> added a sixth-place finish in the discus with a personal-best mark that moved her to No. 7 in program history, while Adriana Clarke<\/a> scored in the shot put and climbed to No. 6 on Elon’s all-time list.
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\nElon closed the meet with a historic effort in the 4×400-meter relay. The quartet of Vi\u00f1als, Mary Sollars<\/a>, Gabi Walker<\/a> and Gilman finished third in 3:40.71, breaking the school record and capping the championship-winning weekend.
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\nCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS \u2013 DAY 2 RESULTS<\/strong>
\nHeptathlon Standings<\/strong>
\n1. Lizzie Lopez<\/a> (4,930 points)
\n2. Greta Urbonaviciute<\/a> (4,856 points)
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\nHeptathlon Long Jump<\/strong>
\n1. Lizzie Lopez<\/a> (5.50m\/18’0.5″)
\nT7. Greta Urbonaviciute<\/a> (5.16m\/16’11.25″)
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\nHeptathlon Javelin Throw<\/strong>
\n2. Greta Urbonaviciute<\/a> (32.24m\/105′ 9″)
\n5. Lizzie Lopez<\/a> (26.32m\/86′ 4″)
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\nHeptathlon 800m<\/strong>
\n1. Lizzie Lopez<\/a> (2:20.42 \u2013 PB)
\n3. Greta Urbonaviciute<\/a> (2:27.27 \u2013 PB)
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\nHigh Jump<\/strong>
\n2. Hannah Schonhoff<\/a> (1.76m\/5’9.25″ \u2013 PB \/\/ No. 2 program history)
\n6. Eloise Mulready<\/a> (1.71m\/5’7.25″ \u2013 PB)
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\nShot Put<\/strong>
\n4. Isabella Johnson<\/a> (14.31m\/46’11.5″)
\n8. Adriana Clarke<\/a> (13.79m\/45’3″ \u2013 PB \/\/ No. 6 program history)
\n13. Tristin Oberg<\/a> (13.11m\/43’0.25″ \u2013 PB)
\n15. Allison Mateyak<\/a> (12.19m\/40’0″ \u2013 PB)
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\nDiscus Throw<\/strong>
\n3. Isabella Johnson<\/a> (49.56\/162’7″)
\n6. Tristin Oberg<\/a> (47.04\/154’4″ \u2013 PB \/\/ No. 7 program history)
\n12. Grace Wager<\/a> (41.68\/136’9″)
\n20. Allison Mateyak<\/a> (34.83\/114’3″)
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\nTriple Jump<\/strong>
\n8. Mia Stimpson<\/a> (11.81m\/38′ 9″)
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\n4x100m Relay<\/strong>
\n6. Mya Lee<\/a>, Teri Pridgen<\/a>, Mia Stimpson<\/a>, Amelie Meier<\/a> (46.59 \u2013 No. 7 program history)
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\n1500m Final<\/strong>
\n2. Abby Beville<\/a> (4:24.16)
\n6. Julia Bell<\/a> (4:27.32)
\n7. Quinn Smith<\/a> (4:28.03)
\n8. Sarah Petitjean<\/a> (4:29.17)
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\n100m Hurdles Final<\/strong>
\n1. Mia Stimpson<\/a> (13.62 \u2013 PB \/\/ No. 2 program history)
\n7. Ja’mia Johnson<\/a> (14.23)
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\n400m Final<\/strong>
\n5. Mary Sollars<\/a> (55.13 \u2013 PB \/\/ No. 7 program history)
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\n800m Final<\/strong>
\n2. Jenna Gilman<\/a> (2:07.28)
\n5. Gabi Walker<\/a> (2:09.18)
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\n400m Hurdles<\/strong>
\n1. Duna Vi\u00f1als (58.37 – PB \/\/ No. 2 program history)
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\n5000m Final<\/strong>
\n1. Katie Blount<\/a> (17:24.65)
\n3. Jasmine Young<\/a> (17:27.94)
\n4. Hannah Weber<\/a> (17:29.52)
\n9. Cami Glebocki<\/a> (17:43.59)
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\n4x400m Relay<\/strong>
\n3. Duna Vi\u00f1als, Mary Sollars<\/a>, Gabi Walker<\/a>, Jenna Gilman<\/a> (3:40.71 \/\/ No. 1 Program History)
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