EUGENE, OR – Teagan Schein-Becker finished 11^th in the finals of the 1,500-meters at the NCAA Championships Saturday afternoon, running 4:12.48 to secure Second-Team All-America honors.
 
Schein-Becker did not get the best start, sitting at the back of the pack through the opening 700 meters. The graduate student ran the third-fastest lap in the field over the next 400-meters, moving up into fourth position entering the final lap. The quick lap was felt over the final 400-meters as Schein-Becker slipped back to her finishing position
 
Quotes and Notes
"She put herself in position for a big race with a lap to go, but she just couldn't hold on. This was a great field and she did an outstanding job of representing herself and the program. She will be a Second-Team All-American, which is a great accomplishment. She has had an incredible career at Rider and she will be remembered as one of the greatest to ever wear the singlet. I'm really proud of her and I'm so fortunate to have had the opportunity to coach her at Rider." - Head Coach Bob Hamer 

- Schein-Becker becomes the program's second ever All-American joining Emily Ritter, who finished ninth to earn Second-Team All-America honors in the 3,000-steeplechase in 2015.