Troy, NY - The Liberty League announced its major award winners for Outdoor Track and Field on Wednesday morning as Vassar College Women's Track and Field sophomore Haley Schoenegge was named the league's Track Athlete of the Year along with junior Jahmilia Dennis earning the conference's Field Athlete of the Year. This marks the second major track and field award for each this season as Schoenegge was named the Indoor Track Athlete of the Year and Dennis was tabbed an Indoor Co-Field Athlete of the Year.

Schoenegge put together another record-breaking day at the NCAA Outdoor Championships as she earned back-to-back outdoor national crowns in the 1500 meters as she outpaced the next closest finisher by almost three seconds and tallied a 67 second final lap to pull away for her second national title. The sophomore continued her illustrious career with First Team All-American honors in the 5000 meters with a time of 16:36.19 to finish fifth overall on the track at SPIRE Institute. Schoenegge now holds three total national championships after securing the Mile national crown at the 2025 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.

Schoenegge also earned her third USTFCCCA Regional Track Athlete of the Year last week and the sophomore earned her second straight conference titles in the 1500 meters and the 5000 meters to earn her second straight Most Outstanding Track Performer of the Meet honor at the Liberty League Outdoor Championships.

Dennis put together an impressive performance at her first NCAA Outdoor Championships as she placed 12th overall with a top leap of 11.86 meters to take home Second Team All-American honors and the second All-American honor of her career. The junior cracked the top-22 in Division III this season with a new school record and personal-best mark of 12.01 meters to score the regional triple jump crown at the AARTFC Outdoor Championships in early May.

Dennis also defended her triple jump crown with her third straight outdoor title and sixth career title with a facility record leap of 11.44 meters at the Liberty League Outdoor Championships.