FARMINGTON, Utah (May 31, 2025) – The Big Sky Conference will be well-represented in Eugene, Oregon in two weeks, as 16 individual student-athletes and one relay team across the league’s membership qualified for the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field National Championships.
NCAA West First Round competition came to a close today in College Station, Texas, after four intense days of competition where over 80 Big Sky athletes competed in a myriad of events.
These qualifying athletes will compete from June 11-14 at Hayward Field.
In total, six different universities will be representing the Big Sky in Eugene.
Out of the group of athletes, two qualified for a pair of events, meaning someone affiliated with the Big Sky will have 19 different chances at All-American status, or potentially a National Championship.
Northern Arizona led the way with nine individual student-athletes making their way to Oregon.
Montana State’s women's 4x400 team of Olivia Lewis, Peyton Garrison, Giulia Gandolfi, and Caroline Hawkes become the first relay in school history to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
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2025 Outdoor Track & Field National Championship Qualifiers
Karrie Baloga, Northern Arizona (Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase)
Drew Bosley, Northern Arizona (Men’s 5,000m & 10,000m)
Jerome Campbell, Northern Colorado (Men’s 110H)
Hailey Coey, Montana State (Women’s Long Jump)
Maggi Congdon, Northern Arizona (Women’s 1,500m)
Harvey Cramb, Montana State (Men’s 1,500m)
Miles Grant, Sacramento State (Men’s High Jump)
Trevor Hook, Northern Arizona (Men’s Javelin)
Rob McManus, Montana State (Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase)
Agnes McTighe, Northern Arizona (Women’s 5,000m)
Ava Mitchell, Northern Arizona (Women’s 5,000m)
David Mullarkey, Northern Arizona (Men’s 5,000m & 10,000m)
Katja Pattis, Idaho (Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase)
LiNay Perry, Northern Arizona (Women’s 400H)
Colin Sahlman, Northern Arizona (Men’s 1,500m)
Peter Visser, Weber State (Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase)
Montana State Women’s 4x400 Relay Team