Women’s Track Field Earns Two All-UAA Honors on First Day of Outdoor Championships

Two members of the Case Western Reserve University women's track and field earned All-University Athletic Association honors as the team hosted the first day of the 2026 UAA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday at DiSanto Field in Cleveland.

All-UAA

Senior Madison Martinez
- Second, javelin throw, 35.49 meters
- First career
First-year Anna Callo
- Third, pole vault, 3.61 meters
- First career

Top Eight Finishes

Senior Ayla Grabenbauer
- 3,000-meter steeplechase, fourth, 10:52.60
Sophomore Bailey Bowen
- Javelin throw, fourth, 34.39 meters
Senior Michelle Lee
- Hammer throw, fifth, 45.79 meters
Sophomore Sarah Viveiros
- Javelin throw, fifth, 34.26 meters
Senior Arianna Holbrook
- 4x800-meter relay, fifth, 9:31.80
First-year Reid Smith
- 4x800-meter relay, fifth, 9:31.80
Senior Julia Hluck
- 4x800-meter relay, fifth, 9:31.80
First-year Halina Tompkins
- 4x800-meter relay, fifth, 9:31.80
First-year Rachel Dilling
- Hammer throw, seventh, 40.91 meters
Martinez
- Hammer throw, eighth, 40.09 meters

Advancing to Finals

Senior Grace Misiunas
- 100-meter hurdles, 15.06 seconds, second in prelims
Junior Sarah Ball
- 100-meter hurdles, 15.63 seconds, fifth
First-year Esther Umezurike-Chukwu
- 100-meter hurdles, 16.15 seconds, seventh
First-year Gianna Phipps
- 200-meter dash, 24.82 seconds, first
- 400-meter dash, 55.83 seconds, first

Spartan Notes

Callo moved into second on the Spartan all-time leaderboard in the pole vault, recording the 38th-best mark in Division III
Grabenbauer improved her time in the steeplechase by nearly four seconds, recording the second-best time in program history and the 17th-fastest mark in Division III this season
The Spartans last earned All-UAA honors in both the javelin throw and pole vault in 2025
CWRU hosted the outdoor conference championship for the first time in 20 years