Charles Borowsky breaks Outdoor school record, earns All-American honors as Men's Track closes season at NJCAA Outdoor Nationals

The Pima Community College men's track & field team finished off the 2025 season on Saturday at the NJCAA Division I Outdoor National Championships in Hutchinson, Kansas.

• The No. 7 ranked Aztecs finished 12^th in the final team standings out of 37 teams with a score of 22 points.
• Freshman Charles Borowsky took eighth place in the Javelin as he broke the Pima Outdoor school record with a mark of 61.43 meters (201-feet, 6-inches). He toppled Mo Dial's previous record of 61.04 meters (200-3) set back in 1991. Borowsky also earned NJCAA All-American honors for his placement, securing one point for the Aztecs.

Six athletes earned NJCAA All-American honors in four events:

• Carter Huntsman – Third place in Pole Vault
• Nathaniel Curtiss (Rincon/University HS) – Third place in High Jump
• Ketch Sulpizio (Gila Ridge HS) – Fifth place in Pole Vault
• Cedric Cade – Sixth place in Decathlon
• Vernon Price – Seventh place in High Jump
• Charles Borowsky – Eighth place in Javelin

Other Pima finishes in day three of the NJCAA Division I Outdoor National Championships:

• Martin Valencia-Felix (St. Augustine Catholic HS) – 10^th place in Javelin 55.33 meters (181-6)
• Darlington Onsarigo (Mica Mountain HS) – 11^th place in Triple Jump 14.74 meters (48-4.25)
• Isaiah Jordan – 15^th place in Triple Jump 13.26 meters (43-6)
• Connor Grusendorf (Mica Mountain HS) – 19^th place in 5,000 meters 15:38.41
• Jackson Koontz (Salpointe Catholic HS) – 20^th place in 5,000 meters 15:49.68

The Aztecs claimed their three straight Region I Team Championship and produced five individual region champions.

See complete results of the NJCAA Division I Outdoor National Championships on MileSplit