LAKEWOOD, NJ (April 30, 2026) - We've reached the end of the 2026 Outdoor Track and Field Season. The members of the CACC will descend upon Georgian Court University for the 2026 Outdoor Track and Field Championship Meet.

What
CACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships

Where
Lakewood, NJ - GCU Track and Field Complex

When
Friday - Saturday, May 1-2
Friday - All events - 1 pm
Saturday - All events - 10 am

Tickets
$10 - Adults
$5 - Children, seniors and students (with valid school ID)

How to Watch
Both days of the meet will be aired via a free-to-view broadcast on the CACC Digital Network. Live results, provided by EliteFeats are also available at the link above. 

Teams Competing
Bridgeport, Caldwell, Chestnut Hill, Dominican, Felician, Georgian Court, Goldey-Beacom, Holy Family, Jefferson, Wilmington

Schedule of Events
Friday
Field Events - 1 pm
Women's Hammer Throw (Followed by Men's Hammer Throw)
Men's Javelin (Followed by Women's Javelin)
Men's Long Jump (Followed by Women's Long Jump)
Women's Pole Vault (Followed by Men's pole vault)
Women's High Jump

Track Events 
1:00 pm - W 100m HH - Trials
1:20 pm - M 110m HH - Trials
1:40 pm - W 10,000m - Final
2:40 pm - W 100m - Trials
2:55 pm - M 100m - Trials
3:10 pm - W 400m - Trials
3:30 pm - M 400m - Trials
3:45 pm - M 10,000m - Final
4:45 pm - W 400m IH - Trials
5:05 pm - M 400m IH - Trials
5:25 pm - W 200m - Trials
5:45 pm - M 200m - Trials 

Saturday
Field Events - 10 am
Men's Shot Put (Followed by Women's Shot Put)
Women's Discus (Followed by Men's Discus)
Women's Triple Jump (Followed by Men's Triple Jump)
Men's High Jump

Track Events
10:00 am - W 3,000m SC - Final
10:20 am - M 3,000m SC - Final
10:40 am - W 4x100m Relay - Final
10:50 am - M 4x100m Relay - Final
11:00 am - W 1,500m - Final
11:20 am - M 1,500m - Final
11:40 am - W 100m HH - Final
11:50 am - M 110m HH - Final
12:00 pm - W 400m - Final
12:10 pm - M 400m - Final
12:20 pm - W 100m - Final
12:30 pm - M 100m - Final
12:40 pm - W 800m - Final
1:00 pm - M 800m - Final
1:20 pm - W 400m IH - Final
1:30 pm - M 400m IH - Final
1:45 pm - W 200m - Final
1:55 pm - M 200m - Final
2:05 pm - W 5,000m - Final
2:45 pm - M 5,000m - Final
3:25 pm - W 4x400m Relay - Final
3:40 pm - M 4x400m Relay - Final

Scoring and Awards
Scoring – Individual Events and Relays: 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1
Awards – Medals to top 3 finishers in all events

Championship History
• Georgian Court men won three straight CACC Outdoor Championships from 2019-22 (there was no meet in 2020 due to COVID-19). 
• The Lion women also had a nice run of success winning nine straight CACC titles. That too came to an end in 2023.
• Last year, the Lion men nearly pulled off an upset, finishing in second place by two points, scoring 125 points. The women scored 78 and finished fifth. 

Previously at the CACC Championship
• Georgian Court's men's squad finished second last season scoring 125 points.
• The women had a fifth place finish with 78.
• The women had three event winners: Amirah Beasley, Kaydence Fischer, and Ava Reardon.  
• Three men men were crowned CACC Champions: Ivan Ramos-Lopez, Robbie Babson (2x), and Mark Linton.
• Additionally, 10 Lions were named All-CACC in 13 events. 

Georgian Court Awards
• Georgian Court finished the CACC regular season earning 18 total Athlete of Rookie of the Week awards.
• They picked up their most last week, winning six of the eight available.
• Following their last meet, GCU swept all four on the women's side with Shalom Adzakro and Adrianna Fodera the respective Track and Field Athletes of the Week and Sophia Mauro and Daizhae' Brown the Rookies.
• The men had the Track Athlete and Rookie of the Week in Ryan Pettrow and Brian Kutney. 
• Leading the way with three weekly awards was Daizhae' Brown. Chiamaka Wokocha, Chuck Smith, Mark Linton and Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir all earned two. 

GCU Rankings
• In the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) rankings, Georigan Court ranks first in the CACC on the men's side and have moved up to sixth in the region.
• The Lion women rank fourth in the conference and 11th in the East Region. 
• The USTFCCCA Event Squad rankings has the GCU men's discus throwers ranked 15th as a squad. They are in the top 30 in three throwing events, as they're 27th in the shot put and 29th in the hammer throw.
• The women have two top-60 rankings, sitting 44th in the shot put and 58th in the hammer throw.  

National Qualifiers
• Earlier in April, both Mark Linton and Malicah Etienne hit national qualifying marks in the discus.
• They are two of eight total athletes from the CACC to have hit provisional qualifiers.

New Look Top-10
• On the outdoor top-10 list, Georgian Court has 38 new marks for 2026. 
• Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir is in the top-10 in four events while Daizhae' Brown is up to three.
• Fellow freshmen Sophia Mauro in the 800m and Sydney Hurley in the pole vault have cracked the top-10. Last week Mauro set a new school record in the 1500m. 
• Throwers Adrianna Fodera, Kaydence Fischer and Chiamaka Wokocha have seen improvements in the shot put, discus and hammer throw, respectfully. 
• Shalom Adzakro set a new PR last week in the 100m hurdles and entered the top-10 in the long jump.
• In the men's throws, there have been eight new marks. Cameren Anderson stamped his name in the record books in all four throwing events.
• Guius Dabney in the shot put, Malicah Etienne in the discus and Mark Linton and Amir Spruell-Everson in the hammer throw have new 2026 marks in the top-10.
• The Lion men set three new school records this year. Two from Barone Vankline in the 100m and 200m and Mark Linton in the hammer throw. 
• The sprints also have Brandon Rudder with new PR's in the 100m and 200m, Nick Jordan in the 100m dash, Brian Kutney in the 110m hurdles and Gary Boyd, Jr. in the 400m hurdles. 
• Zachary Spoonire in the 800m, Nolan Kus in the 5K and Matthew Schaub in the 10K represent the distance runners in the top-10 this season.
• Shona Mutokuto and Matthew Sutton in the triple jump, Chuck Smith in the long jump and Sean Donnamaria in the pole vault are four GCU jumpers with top-10 marks in 2026. 
• The men's 4x100m relay team of Rudder, Jordan, Kutney and Vankline are closing in on a new school record and are second in program history, just .16 seconds behind the 2022 record. 

Who's Competing for GCU
Women
100mH 
Shalom Adzakro

100m
Daizhae' Brown
Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir

800m
Sophia Mauro

1500m
Sophia Mauro

High Jump
Juliana Dogostino
Diazhae' Brown

Pole Vault
Sydney Hurley

Long Jump
Diazhae' Brown
Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir
Shalom Adzakro

Triple Jump
Daizhae' Brown

Shot Put
Adrianna Fodera
Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir
Kaydence Fischer
Maeve Connell

Discus
Kaydence Fischer
Chiamaka Wokocha

Hammer Throw
Chiamaka Wokocha
Adrianna Fodera
Sabrina Halk
Kadence Fischer
Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir

Javelin
Adrianna Fodera

4x100m Relay
Sigurlaug Sveinsdottir, Leela McConnell, Shalom Adzakro, Daizhae' Brown

4x400m Relay
Molly Burns, Leela McConnell, Sophia Mauro, Nora Sprunger

Men
110mH
Brian Kutney

100m
Barone Vankline
Brandon Rudder

200m
Barone Vankline
Brandon Rudder

400mH
Gary Boyd, Jr.

800m
Ryan Pettrow
Zachary Spoonire
Stephen Lane

1500m
Ryan Pettrow

5,000m
Nolan Kus

10,000m
Nolan Kus
Matthew Schaub

Pole Vault
Ivan Ramos-Lopez
Sean Donnamaria

Long Jump
Chuck Smith

Triple Jump
Shona Mutokuto
Matthew Sutton

Shot Put
Malicah Etienne 
Cameren Anderson 
Mark Linton 
Guius Dabney 
Anthony Lorenzo
Amir Spruell-Everson
Thomas Menegus 

Discus
Mark Linton 
Malicah Etienne 
Cameren Anderson 
Thomas Menegus 
Amir Spruell-Everson

Hammer Throw
Mark Linton 
Cameren Anderson
Amir Spruell-Everson 
Guius Dabney 
Anthony Lorenzo

Javelin
Cameren Anderson

4x100m
Brandon Rudder, Nick Jordan, Brian Kutney, Barone Vankline

4x400m
Marcos Murillo-Benavides, Sean Donnamaria, James McCoy, Brandon Rudder