LA CROSSE, WI -- Rowan earned its second NCAA National Champion in as many days while school records fell in the final day of the 2026 Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships hosted by Wisconsin-La Crosse.

FINAL RESULTS | Hester's National Championship Interview

Damitrius Hester won the javelin with a new #2 Division III all-time mark of 74.94 meters to break his own school record giving the men's team its second-straight champion of the three-day meet as David Brown captured the high jump crown on Friday. Hester, who hit the new record on his final throw, becomes the 44th national champion in team history and sixth in the javelin event.

The men's team (85 points), who were looking for a sweep of Division III Track & Field this season after securing the NCAA Indoor Championship back in March, was the national runner-up to the host Eagles (106 points). The second-place result gives the Profs its best finish at the outdoor championships. UW-La Crosse claimed both men's and women's national team championships over the three-day meet.

Four new school records fell on the men's side in the event finals on Saturday as well:
- The 4x100 relay of Joudou Diawara, Evan Corcoran, Elijah Hendricks, and Rajahn Dixon clocked in at 39.56 for a new program time and the new #4 Division III all-time result as the foursome placed second

- Marquis Taylor, Jason Agyemang, Teddy Wilson, and Dallas Hohney turned in a new school record (3:08.24) in the 4x400 relay in a third-place finish. Both relays earn All-American status

- Dixon was runner-up in the 200 meters with a new record of 20.76, while Hendricks was fourth (20.86), and Corcoran (21.31) in eighth

- Corcoran put his name in the Rowan record books with program-best time of 10.30 in the 100 meters to finish third

- Kwaku Nkrumah (13.76) and Agyemang (14.21) finished second and sixth respectively in the 110 meter hurdles

- Samuel Agbessi was fifth (52.51) in the 400 meter hurdles

- Honey placed fourth in the 800 meters (1:49.68)

- Joshua Justin topped out at 14.52 meters in the triple jump to place 14th

The women's team was featured in two events:

- Ava Reardon scored a second-team All-American honor with a 10th place finish in the javelin (42.33)

- Gabriella Pagano ran her way to a second-team All-America in the 5000 meters, where she was 16th (17:00.50)

A rundown of Rowan's All-Americans:
 

First Team Men (First-Eighth Place)	Event(s)
Samuel Agbessi	400 meter hurdles (fifth)
Jason Agyemang	4x400 relay (third), 110 meter hurdles (sixth)
David Brown	High Jump (National Champion)
Evan Corcoran	4x100 relay (second), 100 meters (third), 200 meters (eighth)
Joudou Diawara	4x100 relay (second)
Rajahn Dixon	4x100 relay (second), 200 meters (second)
Jamile Gantt	High Jump (fourth)
Elijah Hendricks	4x100 relay (second), 200 meters (fourth)
Damitrius Hester	Javelin (National Champion)
Dallas Hohney	4x400 relay (third), 800 meters (fourth)
Kwaku Nkrumah	110 meter hurdles (second)
Marquis Taylor	4x400 relay (third)
Noah Wampole	High Jump (third)
Teddy Wilson	4x400 relay (third)

 

Second Team Men (Ninth-16th Place)	Event(s)
Jason Agyemang	400 meter hurdles (12th)
Val Augustin	110 meter hurdles (15th)
Rajahn Dixon	100 meters (13th)
Joshua Justin	Triple Jump (14th)
Anaias Hughes	110 meter hurdles (12th)
Damarion Potts	High Jump (14th)
Chris Ross	Long Jump (10th)

 

Second Team Women (Ninth-16th Place)	Event(s)
Nyla Jones	100 meter hurdles (11th)
Gabriella Pagano	5,000 meters (16th)
Ava Reardon	Javelin (10th)