SEWARD, Neb. – The honor roll for Concordia University, Nebraska Track & Field includes 41 GPAC All-Conference award winners as a result of performances at the 2026 GPAC Indoor Track & Field Championships hosted by Dordt. All-conference accolades went to individuals who placed top eight and relays that placed top three at the GPAC meet.
Head Coach Matt Beisel’s squads earned GPAC indoor placements of third for both men and women. As announced on Wednesday, the Bulldogs will travel 21 athletes to Gainesville, Fla., for the 2026 NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships.
The all-conference list for Concordia includes individual GPAC champions in Jonny Jurchen (racewalk), Adysen McCarter (triple jump) and Adrianna Rodencal (60-meter hurdles). Additionally, the Bulldog men’s 4x800-meter relay earned a GPAC title. The 4x8 was made up of Keith Siek, Trenton Kumm, Lucas Corwin and Justin Sherman. Of Concordia’s 40 all-conference athletes, ten earned All-GPAC medals in multiple events. McCarter and Rodencal pulled in three All-GPAC honors. Notably, Nathan Baldwin placed third in both throwing events and Avery Eaves was the conference runner up in the 60 and 200 meters.
Two Bulldogs broke GPAC indoor meet records last week. Rodencal eclipsed her own conference record by running 8.42 in the prelims of the 60 hurdles. Jurchen also bested a record he already held by clocking in at 12:43.38 in the 3,000-meter racewalk.
Concordia’s list of national qualifiers can be found HERE. The 2026 NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships will be held in Gainesville, March 5-7.
2026 GPAC Indoor All-Conference
MEN
· Nathan Baldwin – shot put (3rd); weight throw (3rd)
· Braxton Borer – 60 hurdles (2nd)
· Dylan Brei – heptathlon (6th)
· Lucas Corwin – 4x800m relay (1st); 600 meters (5th)
· Avery Eaves – 60 meters (2nd); 200 meters (2nd)
· Josiah Edwards – weight throw (2nd)
· Jack Habegger – 3,000m racewalk (2nd)
· Luke Hammang – 3,000m racewalk (3rd)
· Micah Heins – pole vault (8th)
· Evan Hill – pole vault (3rd)
· Jax Jacobson – pole vault (2nd)
· Jonny Jurchen – 3,000m racewalk (12:43.38)
· Hayden Kluthe – 60 hurdles (3rd)
· Trenton Kumm – 4x800m relay (1st)
· Aidan Limback – 5,000 meters (5th)
· Xavier Marburger – 60 meters (4th); triple jump (8th)
· Hank Moore – heptathlon (3rd)
· Jessup Pederson – 1,000 meters (4th)
· Trey Robertson – 5,000 meters (8th)
· Cooper Schelkopf – 600 meters (6th)
· Justin Sherman – 4x800m relay (1st)
· Keith Siek – 4x800m relay (1st)
· Thomas Thomas – weight throw (8th)
· David Unruh – heptathlon (8th)
WOMEN
· Hannah Beintema – 3,000m racewalk (3rd)
· Harper Boche – weight throw (2nd); shot put (6th)
· Marissa Heins – weight throw (7th)
· Brittni Kinne – shot put (7th); weight throw (8th)
· Kayla Kirchner – 4x400m relay (3rd); 400 meters (6th)
· Tayden Kirchner – 4x400m relay (3rd); 600 meters (7th)
· Adysen McCarter – triple jump (1st); 4x400m relay (3rd); long jump (8th)
· Aliana McNair – pole vault (8th)
· Hayley Miles – long jump (3rd)
· Josi Noble – pentathlon (6th)
· Kiki Nyanok – long jump (6th)
· Cassie Peatrowsky – pole vault (7th)
· Addie Reimer – pentathlon (3rd)
· Ashley Robertson – 1,000 meters (8th)
· Adrianna Rodencal – 60 hurdles (1st); 4x400m relay (3rd); 200 meters (5th)
· Makenna Starkey – high jump (2nd)
· Kayla Svoboda – pole vault (6th)