COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – Hamilton College's Emmeline Stoetzel '28 headlined the Continentals' efforts on the second and final day of the 2026 All-Atlantic Region Track & Field Conference Outdoor Championships at Ursinus College's Patterson Field on Thursday, May 14.
 
Stoetzel finished in sixth place out of 24 athletes with a collegiate-best mark of 11.51 meters (37 feet, 9.25 inches) in the women's triple jump. She accomplished the feat on just her second attempt. Mackenzie Loudon '29 landed in 17^th place with a distance of 11.10 meters (36 feet, 5 inches).
 
Tatiana McCray '28 ended up in 13^th place out of 33 runners in the women's 200-meter dash with a personal-record time of 25.34 seconds. Ruby Austin '29 finished in 22^nd place out of 29 runners in the women's 400-meter dash in 58.93 seconds.
 
Emma Chrismer '28 (19^th place, 2:18.93), Kate Scibelli '26 (24^th, 2:20.43) and Nora Burroughs '29 (25^th, 2:20.93) were part of a 43-athlete field in the women's 800-meter run. Emily Pogozelski '26 wrapped up her Hamilton career by finishing 15^th out of 22 athletes in the women's 1,500-meter run with a time of 4:52.12.
 
The foursome of Austin, Chrismer, Burroughs and Scibelli finished in ninth place in the women's 4x800-meter relay with a time of 9:53.46.
 
Stoetzel, who ended up ranked 45^th in NCAA Division III in the triple jump, added three team points to the Continentals' total as they finished in 15^th place in the team standings with 21.
 
Hamilton's Dana Schwartz '26 is expected to earn a spot in the NCAA championships for the javelin throw on Friday, May 15 when the qualifiers are announced.