FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Duke women's track and field quintet of sophomores
Braelyn Baker and
Maya Collins, seniors
Julia Jackson and Â
Lauren Tolbert and junior
Gemma Tutton closed the 2026 indoor season with a bang, as the group earned United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Â following strong performances Saturday evening at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
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The Blue Devils' 4x400m relay of Jackson, Collins, Baker and Tolbert turned their best race of the season en route to earning USTFCCCA All-America First Team recognition, while Tutton's showing in the women's pole vault earned her a spot on the second team.
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TOP PERFORMANCES:
- For the second time in the last three meets, the Duke women's 4x400m showcased a dazzling display of running to shatter its own school record.
- On Saturday, the foursome of Jackson, Collins, Baker and Tolbert turned in their fastest race of the season, clocking a time of 3:29.56. The group's mark was the fastest of their heat and the fifth-fastest of the overall field.
- Tutton impressed in her first appearance at the indoor national and placed 12th in the women's pole vault behind a clearance of  4.41m (14-5.50 feet).
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USTFCCCA All-America Honors:
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UP NEXT:
Duke shifts its attention to the 2026 outdoor season. The Blue Devils will unveil their full outdoor competition slate Monday, Mar. 16.Â
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