Final Results

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (May 31, 2025) –

Five more Northern Arizona track and field athletes punched their tickets to the NCAA Division I Outdoor National Track & Field Championships on the fourth and final day of the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds in College Station, Texas.
 
Maggi Congdon (1,500-meters), Karrie Baloga (3,000-meter steeplechase), LiNay Perry (400-meter hurdles), Ava Mitchell (5,000-meters) and Agnes McTighe (5,000-meters) all punched their tickets to Eugene.
 
The Lumberjacks also broke three school records in the process.
 
Congdon left no doubt in the 1,500-meters, easily winning the event with a season-best time of 4:05.73, which is also a facility record and ranks eighth all-time in NCAA history. She punched her ticket to Eugene for the second-straight year in the event.
 
Baloga placed second in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a blazing time of 9:40.13 to punch her ticket to Eugene for the second-straight year. The sophomore breaks her own school record, setting a new personal best after winning her heat.
 
Perry put together the best 400-meter hurdle race of her life, breaking her own school record for the second time in 48 hours. She clocked 56.70 to auto qualify and finish second in her heat and fifth overall, making her first career individual appearance at the NCAA Championships. She is the first Lumberjack on the men’s or women’s side in NAU history to qualify for the NCAA Championships in the 400-meter hurdles.
 
In the 5,000-meters, Ava Mitchell finished fifth in her heat to auto qualify to Eugene. She ran 16:00.58 to place 10^th overall. Agnes McTighe qualified by time, finishing 12^th in 16:01.83.
 
Maisie Grice placed 15^th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:08.72, followed by Hayley Burns in 10:16.86 to place 20th.
 
Also, in the 1,500-meters, Alex Carlson finished 16^th with a time of 4:15.13 and Keira Moore placed 19^th in 4:16.95.
 
Elise Stearns placed 19^th in the 5,000-meters in 16:19.13, followed by Emma Stutzman (22^nd, 16:24.43) and Moore (26^th, 16:25.99).
 
Today concluded action for NAU at the NCAA West Preliminary Round. The Lumberjacks will send nine athletes onto the NCAA Division I Championships from June 11-14 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. They will be represented by Trevor Hook (javelin), Drew Bosley (10k, 5k), David Mullarkey (10k, 5k), Colin Sahlman (1500m), Congdon (1500m), Baloga (3k steeplechase), Perry (400-meter hurdles), Mitchell (5k) and McTighe (5k).
 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Five Brown track and field athletes competed in Jacksonville, Florida, attempting to qualify for the National Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Senior Jada Joseph punched her ticket to nationals for the second straight year in the triple jump after placing ninth with a mark of 13.01 meters. 

Elsewhere, Frank Monahan-Morang finished 46^th with a mark of 6.45 meters in the long jump on Wednesday. 

Delaney Seligmann and Jada Joseph competed in the women’s long jump on Thursday. Seligmann finished 20^th with a mark of 5.99 meters, while Joseph was 35^th with a mark of 5.84 meters. Also on Thursday, Chidinma Agbasi competed in the hammer throw, finishing 41^st with a mark of 53.97 meters. 

Joseph Oduro competed on Friday in the men’s triple jump. He finished 26^th with a leap of 15.20 meters. 

 

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Last year, Jada Joseph finished 22^nd at the National Championships, earning Honorable Mention All-America honors. The National Championships will take place June 11-14. 

 

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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Junior Kaycee McCoy posted a personal best as the University of Houston Women’s Track & Field program concluded the 2025 season at the NCAA West First Round inside E.B. Cushing Stadium on Saturday.
 
McCoy ran a personal best time of 13.20 for a 15th-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles.
 
Freshmen Matilde Ochoa, Taylor Jackson, Norah Nwonumah and Carlysia Cresser posted a season best time of 44.21 for 16^th place in the 4×100-meter relay.
 
Freshman Invida Maurina concluded her first season as a Cougar in the 800-meter with a time of 2:05.87 in 17^th place.
 
UP NEXT

The men’s track & field program heads to Hayward Field for the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships from June 11-14 in Eugene, Ore.
 
The Cougars will be represented by senior Grant Levesque (decathlon), sophomore Antrea Mita (high jump), senior Jamar Marshall Jr. (110-meter hurdles), senior John Adesola (110-meter hurdles), senior Trey East III (400-meter, 4×400-meter relay) and freshmen Sahfi Reed, Damarien Jacobs and King Taylor (4×400-meter relay).
 
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Arizona Wildcats women’s track and field team sent five more athletes to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Saturday.
 
Arizona sends 16 total athletes (7 women, 9 men) to the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, June 11-14. Jade Brown and the 4x400m Relay of Ava Simms,  Keilee Hall, Camila Aguilar-Perez, and Antonia Sanchez Nunez punched tickets during the final day of the West First Round in College Station, Texas.

Brown punched her ticket to the finals after posting an 11.07 (wind-legal PR) in the 100m, marking the second-fastest time in the 100m in program history. Falling just short of her time (11.05), which is the all-conditions school record that she set in the 100m first round of the NCAA West First Round. 

The 4x400m Relay (Simms, Hall, Aguilar-Perez, Sanchez Nunez) tied the sixth-fastest time in program history, after finishing with a team best time of 3:32.56 to punch their ticket to the finals. That time bested their previous team best (3:33.88), which was set at the Big 12 Outdoor Championships.

 

NCAA Championships Qualifiers – Women

Jade Brown – 100 Meters (7th, 11.07 – 2nd in program history)

Simms, Hall, Aguilar-Perez, Sanchez Nunez – 4x400m Relay (8th, PB: 3:32.56)

Jenica Bosko – Long Jump (10th, 6.42m/21-3/4)

Tapenisa Havea – Shot Put (12th, 16.25m)

 

NCAA Championships Qualifiers – Men

Zach Landa – Shot Put (1st; 20.06m/65-9 ¾)

Jesse Avina – Javelin (5th; PB: 72.48/237-9)

Zach Extine – 110m Hurdles (5th; 13.23)

Reinaldo Rodrigues – Long Jump (10th; 7.71m/25-3 ½)

Youssef Koudssi – Discus (11th; 58.75m/192-9)

James Onanubosi, Brian Limage, Isaac Davis, Tyson Tippett – 4x100m Relay (11th; 39.33)

Other Results – Day 4

Simms, McKenna Watson, Dakota Minor, Brown: 13th (program record: 43.96) – 4x100m Relay

Antonia Sanchez Nunez: 14th – 400m Hurdles (57.41)

Jade Brown: 18th – 200m (23.38)

Mackenna Orie: 18th – Discus, 53.52m (175-7)

Taylen Wise: 18th – 100m Hurdles (personal best: 13.22)

Ava Simms: 20th – 400m (53.32

McKenna Watson: 21st – 100m (11.39)

McKenna Watson: 22nd – 200m (23.61)

Tapenisa Havea: 25th – Discus, 52.41m (171-1)

 

The Wildcats will be back in action from June 11 to 14 at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

 

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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Southern Illinois Track and Field program concluded the 2025 outdoor season Saturday in the NCAA West First Round. The Salukis fought hard but did not qualify for any events to compete in the NCAA Outdoor Championship.

DAY ONE – Wednesday

The events kicked off with Darrione Williams competing in the long jump event. Williams placed 29th with a jump of 7.24 meters. He had two close fouls which would have placed him inside the top 10 and sent him to Eugene to compete in the championship.

“Heck of a run… Heck of a run,” said jumps coach Jacob Brydson.

Next up for the track events, Andre Jackson II ran in the 400M dash and just missed qualifying for the quarterfinals with a time of 46.31 seconds.

Shane Ashton closed out day one by qualifying for the quarterfinals in the 400M hurdles with a time of 50.65 seconds, finishing in 14th place.

DAY TWO – Thursday

Leah Thames and Teanna Bell started day two by racing in the 400M dash, just missing the qualifying mark with times of 53.52 and 53.96 seconds.

Thames closed out day two by racing in the 200M dash, missing qualifying with a time of 23.47 seconds, and missing the quarterfinals by .05 seconds.

DAY THREE – Friday

Ashton raced in the quarterfinals for the 400M dash, placing 18th with a time of 51.31 seconds.

The men’s 4x400M relay team, made up of Shane Ashton, Xavier Preston, Josh Delgado, and Andre Jackson II closed out the day, finishing with a time of 3:07.58.

DAY FOUR – Saturday

The women’s 4x100M relay team, made up of KeyAnn Wilson, Trinity Cleaver, Leah Thames, and Teanna Bell wrapped up the NCAA West First Round, finishing the race with a time of 44.59, placing 19th, 2.23 seconds behind first-place finisher USC.

The Salukis 2024-2025 season comes to a close with the conclusion of the NCAA West First Round.

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Four Milford High School students were on their way to volleyball practice on Saturday when one of them was taken into custody by ICE agents. 

WBZ-TV spoke to one of the students in the car, who is also undocumented. He asked to remain anonymous.

The student said that they were heading to practice when three unmarked vehicles pulled up behind the car. The agents interrogated them about their documentation before taking the 18-year-old driver into custody. The student said he was not taken into custody by ICE because he is underage.

Student describes ICE arrest

“An ice officer had stepped out of his vehicle, walked over to us, and knocked on the window. And they asked him what his documentation was,” the student continued. “That’s kind of when emotion hit, and I began crying. No facial expressions, just tears started coming down my eyes.” 

The student said that his friend, the driver, had been in the country since he was a young child. He said that they weren’t doing anything wrong to warrant being pulled over.  

“I didn’t see him run a red light, or I didn’t see him do anything that was necessarily illegal. We were just on our way.”  

The group of students is set to graduate on Sunday. The student WBZ-TV spoke to says that he feels afraid that everything he and his friend had worked for is in jeopardy.

“I always knew that this was a system where it could get people who were undocumented and committed bad things, but now it’s turning into a system that just kicks everybody out based on your status,” he said.

The 18-year-old who was detained is also a member of the school band, who was set to play at the graduation ceremony.

Town responds to student being arrested by ICE

Milford Public Schools said ICE had detained several parents of students in recent weeks.

“We are all distraught by this news,” Superintendent of Milford Public Schools Kevin McIntyre said in a statement.

“The Milford Public Schools play no part in immigration enforcement and support all of our students and families, including those who are immigrants to the United States.  They are members of the community, students in our classrooms, athletes that compete representing Milford, musicians, artists, friends, and neighbors.”

Milford Police say they were not informed that ICE would be conducting this operation.  

The town is outraged and terrified by the string of ICE arrests hitting Massachusetts and their own residents. A protest is planned for Sunday after the Milford High School graduation.