All-Americans Maeve Evans and Matt Turlip will have one final chance to add to their already impressive resumes when they compete in the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships, hosted by Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges at Burns Stadium in Claremont, CA, Thursday-Saturday, May 24-26.  

The senior pair will both be competing in the 1,500 meters preliminaries on Thursday, with Evans running in the women's event at 4:30pm (PDT), followed by Turlip in the men's event at 4:45pm (PDT). Twenty-two women will be competing for a spot in Saturday's 2:50pm (PDT) final, while 20 men will be vying for Saturday's 3:00pm (PDT) final.

Live video of the races can be seen here.

The top 12 finishers by time in the preliminaries will advance to Saturday's finals, with the top eight in each event earning All-America accolades.

Turlip, a fifth-year senior who did not run track & field as a freshman, enters his final collegiate competition having already accumulated five All-America honors (4 indoor, 1 outdoor). He earned All-America status for the first time at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships, finishing sixth in the mile (4:13.70).

In 2011, Turlip reached All-America heights three times. Indoors, he finished fourth in the mile (4:15.43) and was a member of the Violets' seventh-place distance medley relay team (10:04.49). Outdoors, he took sixth in the 1,500m (3:55.94).

During the 2012 indoor season, Turlip again posted a fourth-place finish in the mile (4:11.56). He enters this year's race having posted the second-fastest 1,500-meter time (3:46.81) in NCAA Division III this season.

Evans makes her final NCAA appearance having earned Indoor All-America honors twice.

As a sophomore, Evans posted an eighth-place finish in the mile (5:05.25). As a junior, she moved up to a fifth-place finish in the 5,000m and set a team-record (17:04.70) in the process.

Evans also qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships this season and was 13th in the 5,000 meters. 

The holder of six individual team records and a member of three NYU record-holding relays, Evans qualified for the 1,500 meters with her season-best time of 4:36.94.

"We are excited that our two seniors are making another trip to Nationals and looking to become All-Americans one last time," said NYU Head Coach Nick McDonough.

That quest begins on Thursday, and all information concerning the Championships can be found here.