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PORTLAND, Ore. (May 12, 2026) – For the first time since 201,3 Portland State will host the Big Sky Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with the 2026 edition of the meet being held Mt. Hood Community College from Wednesday, May 13 to Saturday, May 16.
The meet will stream live
on ESPN+ all four days of competition.
Portland Rewind
When the Vikings last hosted in 2013, each team title was won by a different school. Northern Arizona claimed the men’s title, while Sacramento State was victorious on the women’s side.
Lumberjack Men Seeking Repeat
The Northern Arizona men’s team will be looking for back-to-back titles this week after claiming the 2025 team championship in Sacramento. The Lumberjacks have won four of the previous five available titles, with Montana State claiming one in Bozeman in 2024.
NAU was ranked as high as No. 17 during the course of the season and currently sit right outside of the Top 25 as the No. 29 team in the country.
NAU Women Eyeing Sixth Straight Trophy
On the women’s side, the Lumberjacks will be seeking their sixth-straight Big Sky title, and ninth in the previous 10 seasons. Dating back to 2016, the Lumberjacks have won all but one conference team title. It was Sacramento State who snapped the streak back in 2019.
The Lumberjack women climbed up to No. 30 nationally during the course of the regular season and currently check in at No. 57.
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Nationally Ranked Athletes (Top 50)
Men’s 100m
No. 40: Karsen Beitz, Montana (10.17)
No. 47: Keenan Kuntz, Idaho (10.18)
Men’s 200m
No. 41: Karsen Beitz, Montana (20.55)
No. 50: Keenan Kuntz, Idaho (20.58)
Men’s 800m
No. 2: Colin Sahlman, Northern Arizona (1:44.42)
No. 10: Tor Hotung-Davidsen, Northern Arizona (1:45.36)
Women’s 800m
No. 42: Hayley Burns, Northern Arizona (2:03.05)
Men’s 1,500m
No. 12: Colin Sahlman, Northern Arizona (3:36.03)
No. 15: Rheinhardt Harrison, Northern Arizona (3:36.28)
No. 24: Tor Hotung-Davidsen, Northern Arizona (3:37.28)
No. 50: Clay Shively, Northern Arizona (3:39.35)
Women’s 1,500m
No. 15: Hayley Burns, Northern Arizona (4:08.14)
Men’s 5,000m
No. 15: Colin Sahlman, Northern Arizona (13:23.12)
Women’s 5,000m
No. 8: Hayley Burns, Northern Arizona (15:18.26)
No. 16: Ava Mitchell, Northern Arizona (15:28.75)
No. 49: Ali Upshaw, Northern Arizona (15:42.76)
Women’s 10,000m
No. 17: Ali Upshaw, Northern Arizona (32:22.42)
Men’s 110H
No. 49: Maddy Shekhawat, Eastern Washington (13.78)
Men’s 400H
No. 7: Josiah Johnson, Northern Arizona (49.56)
No. 50: Nicolas Martinez, Northern Arizona (50.83)
Women’s 400H
No. 28: Tilde Bjerager, Montana State (57.12)
No. 45: Giulia Gandolfi, Montana State (58.06)
Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase
No. 12: Rob McManus, Montana State (8:31.85)
No. 22: Peter Visser, Weber State (8:35.74)
No. 39: Owen Rogers, Weber State (8:43.45)
No. 49: TJ Warnick, Weber State (8:45.97@)
Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase
No. 16: Saga Hagelin, Weber State (9:57.64)
No. 17: Constanze Paoli, Idaho (9:58.03)
No. 37: Ashley Reeck, Idaho State (10:06.91)
Women’s High Jump
No. 14: Erin Wilde, Montana (1.83m/6-0)
Men’s Pole Vault
No. 33: Kevin Swindler, Montana (5.37m/17-7.25)
Women’s Pole Vault
No. 38: Tatum Richards, Montana State (4.22m/13-10)
Men’s Long Jump
No. 49: Tyler Rogers, Northern Colorado (7.67m/25-2)
Men’s Triple Jump
No. 15: Jamar Andrews Jr., Sacramento State (16.18m/53-1)
Women’s Triple Jump
No. 31: Camaria Corder, Northern Colorado (13.09m/42-11.5)
Men’s Shot Put
No. 40: Alex Shields, Montana (18.49m/60-8)
No. 45: Easton Hatleberg, Montana State (18.39m/60-4)
Women’s Shot Put
No. 19: Sydney Brewster, Montana State (17.12m/56-2)
Men’s Discus
No. 13: Axel Tirado-Sanchez, Idaho State (59.88m/196-6)
Men’s Hammer
No. 29: Wyatt Larkins, Weber State (66.78m/219-1)
No. 30: Matt Furdyk, Montana State (66.77m/219-1)
Men’s Javelin
No. 17: Blake Sturgis, Idaho (73.21m/240-2)
No. 18: Kyle Iorg, Montana (73.15m/240-0)
No. 22: Hunter Loesch, Montana (71.27m/233-10)
Decathlon
No. 37: Tom Stoelken, Idaho State (7,221)
No. 44: Tyler Warnick, Weber State (7,102)
Heptathlon
No. 29: Hanna Tait, Idaho (5,511)