ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Senior Isabelle Deal registered her third career All-American in the javelin on Thursday afternoon, finishing in sixth place at the NCAA Track & Field outdoor championships held on the campus of St. John Fisher College.
 
 
Deal finished sixth in the javelin at the national meet for the second-straight season after recording a throw of 42.61 meters, which was her longest throw in her three career appearances at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
 
 
Deal, the first Ursinus women's track & field athlete in program history, adds to her lore as the only three-time All-American in team history. She will wrap up her Ursinus career as a two-time Centennial Champion in the javelin (three career medals), five-time All-Metro Region honoree in the outdoor season, and school record holder for the javelin and indoor shot put.
 
 
 
Deal was one of two All-Americans from the Centennial Conference for the javelin for the second-straight season as well; Gettysburg's Holly Ferrara placed fifth. They are two of nine javelin All-Americans in conference history.
 
 
Senior Rachel Conhoff raced in the 1500 meter prelims, her first NCAA Outdoor Championship appearance, and crossed the line at 4:38.87 to finish 20th overall. Conhoff has now competed at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships.
 
 
 
On the men's side, the 4x400 relay team of junior Collin Ney, senior Daniel Tabor, senior Payton Stanziani, and freshman Aiden Tobin finished 12th in the prelims with a time of 3:15.11. The time bested last year's relay team that was the first Ursinus relay team to ever compete at the NCAA Championship Meet.