NEW ORLEANS – The Johns Hopkins men's indoor track & field team had four student-athletes earn All-America honors for the 2026 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field season, as announced by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Monday.
 
Anthony Clark, Alex Colletti, Emmanuel Leblond and Caleb Tenney earned All-America recognition for their performances at the 2026 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships in Birmingham, Alabama.
 
Athletes from member institutions who finish in the top eight of their respective individual events or relays earn First Team All-America honors, while individuals placing ninth through 16^th and relay teams finishing ninth or 10^th receive Second Team recognition.
 
Clark recorded the first All-America finish of his Johns Hopkins track career with a fourth-place result in the 5000 meters, crossing the line in 14:10.23. He ran between fifth and sixth place through the opening 3,400 meters before moving as high as second in the closing stages and ultimately finishing fourth.
 
Colletti earned Second Team All-America honors in the 200-meter dash after finishing 10^th with a time of 21.45.
 
Hopkins added two All-America performances in the 3000 meters courtesy of Tenney and Leblond. Tenney placed 12^th overall in 8:17.86, while Leblond finished 16^th in 8:26.99 to earn Second Team recognition.
 
Leblond later added another Second Team All-America honor in the 5000 meters, placing 12^th with a time of 14:25.14.