The grand finale is almost here. In the coming days, the NCAA Outdoor Championships for Division Two and Division Three, as well as the NAIA Outdoor Championships, will take place to figure out which individuals (and relays) reign supreme over their competition. On the site, The Stride Report had eight different writers offer national meet All-American predictions for this weekend (some divisions have more contributors than others). In their lists, our writers predicted who each All-American in each division will be. Go check out our PREDICTIONS page and peruse through the never-ending picks that we have for the most exciting time of the year!

Written by Aimee Morganti, edits & additional commentary via Garrett Zatlin Rowan's Seth Clevenger, the 2026 NCAA Division Three champion over 3000 meters and 5000 meters this past winter, has been medically scratched from the 10,000 meters and the 5000 meters ahead of the NCAA Division Three Outdoor Championships. He is no longer listed in the national meet entries. The news was first reported by D3 Glory Days on Instagram. Clevenger holds personal bests of 13:32 (5k) and 29:06 (10k). That latter mark put him at NCAA #2 (in Division Three) this season. The Rowan athlete last competed at Penn Relays over 5000 meters, recording a seasonal best of 14:06. With Clevenger now scratching from the national meet, two athletes have been entered in his place. Washington & Lee’s Sam Daunt will now have the opportunity to compete over 5000 meters while Wartburg’s Ander Julian’s will contest the 10,000 meters. Both athletes are now found in the entries. The Rowan superstar, who transferred from Iowa State earlier this year, has faced controversy in 2026 with numerous allegations of doping being levied against him. Clevenger has denied the claims and has not received any known penalty from Rowan University or the NCAA.