BOISE, Idaho – Boise State track and field begins its indoor season with Kaiya Robertson and Alex Thompson competing in the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener, Saturday.

Robertson and Thompson will participate as individuals in a 3k. Taking place at the Track & Tennis Center on the campus of Boston University, the women’s and men’s 3k begins at 1 p.m. MT and 11:55 a.m. MT, respectively.

In her collegiate career, Robertson has competed in a 3k eight times. She posted a personal-best time of 9:24.46 at the 2023 Husky Classic.

This will be Thompson’s first race since competing in the 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships. In his Boise State career, Thompson has yet to compete in a 3k.

Fans can watch the race live via FloTrack. Live results will be available on the Lancer Timing Services webpage.

NOTABLES

• Head coach Pat McCurry is in his second season at the helm of Boise State’s track and field program. He previously served as an assistant with the Broncos from 2016-18, and also was the head coach at College of Idaho and San Francisco.
• The Sharon-Colyear Danville Season Opener marks the first indoor track meet of the 2025-26 season.
• This is the sixth-consecutive year Boise State has competed in this event.
• Saturday’s race marks the ninth time Kaiya Robertson has ran a 3k in her career.
• In last year’s event, Robertson ran the indoor mile, where she posted the third-fastest time (4:36.28) in Boise State history.

 
LINEUPS
Men’s 3k (Saturday, 11:55 a.m. MT) – Alex Thompson
Women’s 3k (Saturday, 1 p.m. MT) – Kaiya Robertson
 
 

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Indiana volleyball highlights in the NCAA tournament against Toledo

Aaron Ferguson and Brian Haenchen

Here’s a look at how the Hoosiers pulled away from the Rockets.

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When is next Indiana volleyball game in NCAA tournament? Who does IU volleyball play next? Start time for second round

Aaron Ferguson

The Hoosiers, like they were 15 years ago, are into the second round of the NCAA tournament with Thursday’s sweep of Toledo. IU, which set a program record for wins in a single season by improving to 24-7, will play No. 5 seed Colorado at 6 p.m. Friday.

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Jaidyn Jager has double-double in Indiana volleyball win. Score of IU volleyball game in NCAA tournament today

Aaron Ferguson

Jaidyn Jager with 11 kills and 10 digs, plus three blocks, and a kill to close the third set for a 25-18, 25-15, 25-17 victory to advance to Friday’s second round.

The Hoosiers hit .307 for the match, led by senior Candela Alonso-Corcelles who had 12 kills (.265). They also had a 9-4 blocking advantage and out-served the nation’s best team with a 10-1 aces advantage.

Olivia Heitkamp had a team-high 11 kills (.129) to lead the Rockets.

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Nine Oregon State student-athletes earned All-Academic honors, the conference announced on Thursday. Sage Brooks, Ainsley Herron and Maella Hodgson made the All-Academic Team. Six Beavers received honorable mention.
 
OSU leads the conference in number of student-athletes who received this honor. At the conclusion of each athletic season, the WCC selects an all-academic squad for each WCC-sponsored sport. To be considered, a student-athlete must maintain at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average, while also being a significant contributor to her team and in at least their second year at their school.
 
Brooks is pursuing a degree in Mathematics. She placed 10th at the WCC Championships and first at the Lewis and Clark Opener.
 
Herron is a Public Health major. She placed 21st at the WCC Championships and posted a season best of 20:50.8 at the Gans Creek Classic
 
Hodgson is majoring in Kinesiology. She placed second at the Ash Creek Festival and a best of 21:02.3 at the Bill Dellinger Invite.
 
2025 WCC Women’s Cross Country All-Academic Team
Sage Brooks
Ainsley Herron
Maella Hodgson
 
Honorable Mention
Maya Baechler
Ruby Broadbent
Molly Latincsics
Kate Laurent
Noemi Lundgren
Sydney Partyka
 
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).

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ERIE, Pa. – The Fayetteville State University volleyball team saw its postseason run come to an end Thursday evening, falling to Gannon University in straight sets (16-25, 17-25, 23-25) in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Quarterfinal at the Highmark Events Center.

The loss concludes a remarkable season for the Broncos, who finish 21-6 overall after capturing the CIAA Championship and earning their spot in the NCAA Tournament. Senior outside hitter Symone Morris led Fayetteville State with 13 kills, while Jasmine Culp paced the defense with 11 digs. Setter Giovanna Teixeira directed the offense with 28 assists, and Tione Freeman added two service aces.

In the opening set, Fayetteville State battled early, tying the score six times before Gannon pulled away for a 25-16 win. The Broncos never led in the second frame and fell 25-17 as the Golden Knights extended their advantage. Fayetteville State fought to extend the match in a tightly contested third set that featured 11 ties and six lead changes, but Gannon prevailed 25-23 to secure the sweep.

Morris led the offensive effort with 13 kills, followed by Ramona Pulu with nine and Chantiya Johnson with six. Culp anchored the defense with 11 digs, while Teixeira added nine digs to go along with her 28 assists. Johnson also led the team at the net with three blocks.

Head Coach Chynna Hunt, in her second season leading the Broncos, reflected on the team’s effort and growth:

“I’m incredibly proud of this group and what they accomplished. We fought hard against a very talented Gannon team and showed the resilience that defined our season. Winning the CIAA and competing on the national stage is a testament to the hard work and commitment of our players. This experience will only make us stronger moving forward.”

Despite the setback, Fayetteville State closes the year as CIAA champions and NCAA qualifiers, continuing to elevate the program’s national profile.

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EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State track & field opens the indoor season with a pair of meets this weekend. On Friday Dec. 5, the Spartan field athletes will compete at the GVSU Holiday Open in Allendale, Michigan. On Saturday Dec. 6, the distance crew will be in action at the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener.

These two meets are the only two in the month of December before MSU takes a break for the holiday.

GVSU Holiday Open

Date: Friday, Dec. 5

Location: Kelly Family Sports Center | Allendale, Mich.

Live Results 

The field athletes will be featured at the GVSU Holiday Open. Dylan Terryberry will be competing in two events, including the long jump and the shot put. Adam Blue and Landon Cosby will both contest the pole vault. Both Colby and Dillon Morlock will join Terryberry in the shot put. Dillon Morlock along with Dalton DeBeau and Xavier Griffiths will compete in the weight throw.

On the women’s side, Margaret Jones and Rylan Finstrom will begin the season in action in the shot put. Leila Barmore (long jump) and Korin Whitcomb (high jump) will also make their season debuts. In the weight throw, Jones and All-American Elle Adrian will compete in the weight throw.

Sharon Colyear-Danville Opener

Date: Saturday, Dec. 6

Location: BU Track & Tennis Center | Boston, Mass.

Live Results

On Saturday in Boston, the distance crew takes center stage. Big Ten Men’s Cross Country Freshman of the Year Thomas Westphal will make his indoor debut in the 3000m. Timothy Cherry makes his season premiere in the mile run.

On the women’s side, Madison Osterberg, Sarah Forsyth and Olivia Millen will compete in the mile run. Rachel Forsyth, Paige Marchant, Sophia Lucki and Allison Cornell will also make their season indoor debuts.