PUEBLO, COLO -- The Peach Belt Conference added two more All-Americans to its 2025 tally as the NCAA Track & Field National Championships concluded on Saturday. Embry-Riddle's Mikaela Miles and Ryan Flournoy both finished in the top eight of their respective events, earning All-America honors and giving the Peach Belt four overall between men's and women's athletes in 2025.

Miles finished third overall in the triple jump, soaring 13.10 on her first attempt. That distance is a new PBC record. Miles hit 13 or more meters on five of her six attempts, finishing just 0.23 meters out of the lead. The junior from San Diego, Calif., earns her second All-America honor of the year as she was also third at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. The All-America honor is the fourth overall of her career as she earned another in the 2024 outdoor championships.

Flournoy also earns his second straight All-America honor in the javelin. The senior from Orlando, Fla., finished in fifth place on Saturday with a throw of 70.26 meters, setting a new PBC record in the process. Four of his six attempts went 67 meters or further, his record-setting distance was on his third throw.

Other PBC athletes in action on Saturday were ERAU's Maxime Kirschner, who finished 18th in the women's javelin. Augusta's Avery Jaynes, who was named an All-American in the 10k on Thursday, finished 13th in the 5k on Saturday.