Programs from the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference delivered strong performances at the 2026 NJCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, highlighted by three national champions and more than 40 All-American honors across the conference.

Several ACCAC teams finished inside the national top 25 while multiple student-athletes reached the podium in individual and relay events.

Team Finishes

Men's Team Standings

• Mesa Community College - 12th place (21 points)

• Glendale Community College - 18th place (11 points)

• Central Arizona College - 22nd place (8 points)

• Pima Community College - 24th place (6 points)

Women's Team Standings

• Mesa Community College - 12th place (19 points)

• Pima Community College - 12th place (19 points)

• Central Arizona College - 14th place (17 points)

• Paradise Valley Community College - 27th place (4 points)

Central Arizona College

Total All-Americans: 11
National Champions: 1

Central Arizona College produced 11 All-American honors during the championships, highlighted by a national title from Mickayla Gardener.

• Mickayla Gardener - 1st Place (National Champion) - 200m

• Mickayla Gardener - 4th Place - 60m

• Augustine McCabe - 5th Place - Triple Jump

Men's 4x400 Relay - 5th Place
Bryan Thomas • Donovan Davidson • Richard Hall • Antonio Carrola

Women's 4x800 Relay - 7th Place
Tyara Hernandez • Lillian Kamm • Larisa Hernandez • Hannah Hammer

Gardener's victory in the 200 meters secured one of the ACCAC's national titles at the meet.

Mesa Community College

Total All-Americans: 17
National Champions: 1

Mesa Community College led the conference with 17 All-American honors, two school records, and a national champion.

• Maleah Tucker - 1st Place (National Champion) - Weight Throw 

• Keian Evans - 6th Place - Weight Throw 

• DeAndre Gatlin - 8th Place - High Jump 

• Michael Mickelson - 3rd Place - Pole Vault 

• Connor Weems - 5th Place - Pole Vault 

• Connor Wilson - 7th Place - Pole Vault 

• Corbin Pyle - 7th Place - 800m 

• Michael Valenzuela - 8th Place - 600m 

Women's 4x800 Relay - 3rd Place 
Kinley Jackson • Evalyn Perez • Marley Peay • Katie Munoz

Women's Distance Medley Relay - 6th Place 
Kinley Jackson • Evalyn Perez • Katie Munoz • Lucy Melzer

Men's 4x800 Relay - 7th Place 
Josef Iker • Caden Hardison • Dean Haller • Benett Kaup

Tucker's national title performance also earned her NJCAA West Region Women's Field Athlete of the Year honors.

Pima Community College

Total All-Americans: 9
National Champions: 1

Pima Community College collected nine All-American honors during the championships, highlighted by a national title from Kymia Bridgett.

• Kymia Bridgett - 1st Place (National Champion) - Triple Jump

• Hannah Droeg - 2nd Place - Pentathlon (National Runner-Up)

• Elizabeth Ugwu - 8th Place - Shot Put

• Cedric Cade - 6th Place - Heptathlon

• Andrew Schmier - 7th Place - Heptathlon

Men's 4x800 Relay - 8th Place
Danny Knapp • Eduardo Aviles • Tayvien Biancuzzo • Noah Macias

Glendale Community College

Total All-Americans: 4

Glendale Community College produced four All-American finishes led by Konrad Clark.

• Konrad Clark - 4th Place - 400m

• Noah Brezina - 5th Place - Weight Throw

• Tyreeq Jones - 8th Place - 60m

• Konrad Clark - 8th Place - 200m

Clark earned All-American honors in two sprint events.

Paradise Valley Community College

Total All-Americans: 1

Paradise Valley Community College also added an All-American finish.

• Mackenzie Anderson - 5th Place - Pole Vault

ACCAC National Championship Summary

Across the national championships, ACCAC programs combined for:

• 42 All-American honors

• 3 National Champions

• Multiple relay podium finishes

• Four teams finishing inside the national top 25