Emory University seniors Alex Greenhouse and Brittany Donino capped off their collegiate careers with all-America performances during the final day of competition at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Greenhouse finished third in the 400-meter hurdles, earning his second-career all-America honor in the event.  The senior’s time of 52.22 seconds was the second-fastest in school history, only trailing his own program-record mark of 52.15 seconds set during the 2008 NCAA Championships.  Greenhouse finishes his Emory career with three outdoor all-America honors, and four total all-America certificates, including the indoor season.

Greenhouse scored six points for the Eagles with the third place finish, helping the team to a 45^th-place finish overall.  His two all-America finishes in the 400-meter hurdles remain the only two in the event in school history.

After qualifying for the finals of the women’s 100-meter hurdles and earning all-America honors in dramatic fashion on Friday, Donino finished eighth in the event with a time of 14.80 seconds on Saturday.  It was the second all-America honor of the senior’s career, with the other coming in the 55-meter hurdles during the 2010 indoor season.

Donino became the second Eagle to earn all-America honors in the 100-meter hurdles, joining former Eagle Kahlilah Jennings, who earned the honor in 1997.  Her performance earned one point for Emory at the meet, helping the team finish tied for 66^th place overall.

In the women’s triple jump, Emory sophomore Lauren Attiah finished sixth in her heat and tied for 11^th overall with a distance of 11.39 meters.

With competition at the NCAA Division III Championships coming to a close, the Eagles have concluded their 2010 season.