MARION, Ind. - Grace's track and field team put the finishing touches on another impressive season during the final day of the 2025 NAIA National Championships.

Kylie Sauder was the highlight of the week with a pair of All-American performances on Friday. She earned All-American status in both the 800 and 1,500-meter runs to conclude her remarkable career.

During the 800 prelims, Sauder broke her own school record from 2023 with a time of 2:09.35. In the finals, she passed five runners during the final lap to finish fourth in the NAIA (2:10.95).

She began her day by grabbing fifth place in the 1,500. She jumped up three positions during the bell lap, crossing the finish line in 4:28.92.

Grace's women's outdoor track and field program had zero NAIA All-Americans prior to Sauder's arrival. Sauder will graduate from Grace with eight outdoor NAIA All-American finishes across individual and relay events. She also added six NAIA All-American finishes for indoor track, including a pair of national event titles.

Emily McCreary tied her own school record in the high jump. She cleared 5-feet-5.25 in her final attempt at the height, landing herself in 13th place overall.

Lanae Crowe competed in the discus and finished 23rd in the country, throwing 131-6.

Cole Johnston narrowly missed a top-10 finish in the 5,000. He posted a time of 14:58.85 to place 11th.

Grace's women placed 28th overall in the championship standings.