NEW ORLEANS – High Point Scorers of the Meet from the 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships were announced on Wednesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
This award honors those athletes who compiled the most team points for their respective teams in Virginia Beach, Virginia. William Opare of Angelo State earned honors on the men's side, while Miranda Lauvstad of Minnesota State and Ava O'Connor of Adams State shared honors for the women. Lauvstad and O'Connor both scored 18 points in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The former won the long jump and finished second in the pentathlon, while the latter won the mile and finished runner-up in the 3000 meters.
Additionally, All-America honors for the 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field season were announced on Monday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Thirteen MSU men's track and field athletes earned All-America status and nine MSU women took in All-America honors in 11 events.
Minnesota State men's indoor track and field All-America (13)
Quinton Ellis (First Team, 4x400 relay)
Kenjuan Hampton (First Team, 4x400 relay)
Tyrel Robinson (First Team, 4x400 relay)
Qai Hussey (First Team, 4x400 relay)
Hayden Bills (First Team, Shot put)
Keshaun Black (First Team, 60 meters)
Quinton Ellis (Second Team, 200 meters)
Dylan Gross (Second Team, Shot put)
Sheldon McNicholas (Second Team, Triple Jump)
Rinaldo Moore (First Team, 60 meter hurdles)
Terrence Thomas (First Team, Long Jump)
Blake Wakeling (First Team, Pole Vault)
Keaton Wattier (Second Team, 60 meter Hurdles)
Minnesota State women's indoor track and field All-America (9/11)
Aubri Brown (First Team, Weight Throw)
Ghada Hamdani (First Team, Triple Jump)
Ashanti Harvey (First Team, 60 meter hurdles)
Miranda Lauvstad (First Team, Long Jump)
Miranda Lauvstad (First Team, Pentathlon)
Jordin McGee (Second Team, Long Jump)
Jordin McGee (Second Team, 60 meter hurdles)
Esaba Okwaramoi (Second Team, 60 meter hurdles)
Dorcus Opoku (First Team, Long Jump)
Alexa Post (Second Team, Pentathlon)
Lillian Washington (First Team Triple Jump)
