EMPORIA, Kan. - Glenville State Track & Field star Janae Scott has done it once again, becoming the first-ever female outdoor Pioneer to earn All-American status at the NCAA DII Track & Field Outdoor Championships in Kansas.

Scott, who was the first-ever female Pioneer to be an All-American in March, garnered her Second Team All-American honor with a 14.35m throw in the shot put. Her 14th-place finish is the same as her indoor placement and is a .17m longer throw as the Doylestown, Pa. native beat out eight other competitors.

AWARDS BREAKDOWN
USTFCCCA unveiled an updated All-America award structure for the 2025-26 academic year, with First Team All-America being awarded to the top eight finishers in each men's and women's event, Second Team All-America being awarded to finishers 9-16 in each individual men's and women's event and finishers 9-12 in each men's and women's relay event, and Honorable Mention being awarded to finishers 17-22 in each individual men's and women's event.