ASHEVILLE, N.C. -  Rosemond Owusu and Janer Caicedo Campaz earned All-American honors on the first day of the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships on Wednesday at Karl Straus Track.
 
Owusu took home All-American honors in the women's long jump with a third-place finish. She becomes the first Blue Raider in program history to achieve All-American status in the long jump. Owusu finished with a school-record jump of 5.99 meters in her final attempt to secure the third-place finish.
 
Campos earned All-American status in the men's high jump tying for sixth. He becomes the first Blue Raider in program history to earn All-American honors in the high jump. Campos hit his mark on his second attempt at 2.03 meters. Dyse Harding finished 13th with a jump of 2.03 meters. Harding did not hit the mark until his third attempt.
 
D'Antonio Warren finished third in his heat and 10th overall in the men's 200-meter prelims with a time of 21.16. In the 400-meter hurdle prelims, Kai Avery finished 26th with a time of 55.03.
 
The men's 4x100-meter relay team of Maxwell Wordui, Warren, Nijae McBride, and Cambell Rawlings finished third in their heat and 14th overall with a time of 40.64. In the women's 4x100-meter relay, Jermani Morris, Hannah Reid, Chenessa Davis, and Promise Amasiatu finished third in their heat and 16th overall with a time of 46.56.
 
Lindsey Wilson returns to the track for day two of the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships at 11 a.m. CT at Karl Straus Track.