ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A successful weekend for Widener Track and Field results in four All-American honors at NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.
 
MEN
 
Matayo McGraw jumped six times in the triple jump on Saturday afternoon. McGraw marked distances of 14.94-meters, 15.04-meters, 14.62-meters, 14.39-meters, and 14.42-meters. His second helped him advance onto the finals and pick up a First Team All-American honor.
 
In the 400-meter dash, Sam Knowles placed 10^th overall to pick up Second Team All-American. Knowles clocked in a 48.52 and a 23.02 200 split.
 
WOMEN
 
Kayla Robinson would see her highest finish at an NCAA Championships in the pentathlon. Robinson would place fourth overall 3671 total points for First Team All-American. In the triple jump, Robinson marked a long of 12.09-meters. In her six attempts she would register an 11.59-meter, 11.72-meter, 11.53-meter, 11.79-meter, 11.86-meter, and 12.09-meter distances to snag a Second Team All-American honor.
 
60-meter hurdles – 9.31
High jump – 1.60-meters
Shot put - 12.86-meters
Long jump – 5.34-meters
800-meter – 2:28.10
 
The women's mile would see two races from Gabby Nye. Nye would run to a 4:56.38 to qualify for finals on Saturday. In finals Nye ended her weekend with a ninth place 4:57.74. Nye ended with a Second Team All-American status.