Denisha is the Swiss Army knife of the sprints/hurdles. Already a 16x All-American, Denisha looks to defend her indoor and outdoor hurdle national titles while setting her eyes on All-time Division II records. She has worked hard to ensure she is prepared for another historic year!

Makayla looks to defend her indoor national title in the long jump along with her indoor and outdoor titles at the NSIC Championships. Makayla has committed to all the aspects of being a successful student-athlete. This will be a special year for Makayla.

We have a strong nucleus of outstanding returners and talented newcomers that should help to shape our team success.

Nicolette has had tremendous success in the NSIC and NCAA, and it looking to finish her indoor campaign with her best season yet.

Kylee had an outstanding freshman campaign last year, and should be much improved her second year as she is adjusting to the college schedule.

We have a small squad with big goals. This team has had a great pre-season of training and I cant wait to see what this team can do. We learn from each other everyday and the culture gets stronger with this group every day. The seniors have some unfinished business! We also have some hungry freshman that will continue to grow this year. The indoor season looks great for the Beavers!

Hall is a returning point scorer for us in the 100m outdoors. She has a lot of talent and has much to prove her senior year. Once we get into the season I know Hall can get things done for us and it's always fun to watch her compete in big meets.

Anastasia is the returning school record holder in the pole vault. She has had a great pre-season of injury free training. Anastasia is taking care of the little things and I think it will show once we get rolling this indoor season. She is in a great spot to go out on a high note!

The women's team has been decidedly more focused and motivated this fall, particularly in strength training. We graduated some great team members last year, and the returners recognize it is their turn to step up and take the lead.

Following an outdoor season last spring that saw her take down the school record in the 400m, Cece has had her most consistent fall training of her career thus far. Because of that, we think she is poised for some great performances heading into the competitive season.

Arika begins her senior indoor season with the intention of defending her national high jump title while also continuing to become a more well-rounded pentathlete. So while the goals are set and she has a knack for showing up in the biggest moments and being at her best when the stakes are high, this year will have a different feel. She now has a target on her back and won't be able to surprise anyone, so managing external expectations will be important to her continued success this year.

This will be the youngest team we have had for many years. I am excited to see what they can show come season and how well they can improve throughout the season to reach their full potential. This group has many who can have a breakout season. It all comes down to proving it on meet day and at the conference championship.

Ava has drastically improved over her time as a Marauder. She shows great dedication to her sport and it's been paying off for her at the conference meets. Ava has national goals to pursue this season and we think it is her time to step in and do it. She will lead a strong women's group of sprinters who will have a lot of success in the relays this season.

Arianna had a breakout season last year with national qualification and All-Conference. That credit goes to her drive to be one of the best in the country. Arianna has improved many areas that used to be a weakness and they are helping her make an impact in more than the long jump. Arianna sets the tone for our jumps squad this season while helping lead the rest of the team to the Marauder's standard.

Our women's team has grown in size and in depth in a lot of areas, we will have a lot of young talent and great leadership from our upper classman.

As a returning All-American, Haleigh is a leader for our middle distance group and has the range to contribute from 400M to the Mile. Haleigh leads by example on and off the track and is her experience at the highest level of NSIC conference competition is hard to match.

Bryn has scored at the conference level in high jump and will be among the most experienced in the pent this season with goals to bring back conference points.

Last year was the best year in program history for the lady Mavericks. After bringing home the first ever team National Title at the NCAA indoor national championships, the mavericks followed it up with the highest outdoor NCAA finish in program history (third). The roster is back and reloaded with more talent to defend the NCAA and NSIC titles.

Denisha is the Swiss Army knife of the sprints/hurdles. Already a 16x All-American, Denisha looks to defend her indoor and outdoor hurdle national titles while setting her eyes on All-time division II records. She has worked hard to ensure she is prepared for another historic year!

Makayla looks to defend her indoor national title in the Long Jump along with her indoor and outdoor titles at the NSIC conference championships. Makayla has committed to all the aspects of being a successful student-athlete. This will be a special year for Makayla.

We have a young team, I'm excited to see who is going to step into a leadership and scoring role this season.

Robynn began to emerge as one of the top quarter-milers in the NSIC last season. Our team will be looking to her to continue to establish herself in the 400m while being the anchor of our women's sprints squad.

Ashley had a stellar first season with our team that culminated with a NSIC Championship and top-10 finish at the NCAA National Championships. This Fall she returned to campus even more motivated and more prepared than last year. The work that she's been putting in will position her to have an outstanding 2023 season.

This is a very young track and field team, and they are growing together in all phases of life. Minot State University is in its first phase of rebuilding this historic program. Our student-athletes understand that and that is what excites me as their coach. The student-athletes understand that there is plenty of work do, and there is no one else better for the job than them.

Summer is a tiny firecracker, as the adjective describes, she is small and packs a very big punch. Standing at 5-foot-2, you may not recognize her in a group, but when it comes to training and her efforts academically there's a huge contrast with her height and efforts. She will do well, making an immediate impact as a freshman in a very competitive conference as it pertains to sprints.

Chloe is going into her junior year here at Minot State University. Thus far this year she has taken over the role of being a leader on and off the field as she enters the year with one of the highest GPAs on the women's team. You can also tell physically that she has been putting in the work this offseason and it has shown in her practices since she came back from break.

We enter the 2022-2023 season as a very well-rounded team. We have a great group of upperclassmen along with a talented group of freshmen women. We have a full women's vault squad this year and expect them to excel on the runway. We are excited to see what our women can do.

Renea had a great freshmen year and was unfortunately injured during the outdoor season. She had a strong summer of training and is in the best shape of her life. We expect her to do big things this indoor season.

Kenzee is a fierce competitor on the runway and a very driven student-athlete. She excels in the classroom and has a high standard for herself. She had a great Sophomore year and we expect her to hit some big heights this indoor season.

Our women's team is returning most of the point scorers from last year's indoor season. Our fall preparation has been going very well and we are looking to improve on last year's team place finish.

Khot is coming off a strong cross country season and she is looking to improve on her finishes from last year's indoor season. She was a member of the school record setting DMR that placed at the NSIC indoor championships and had an NCAA provisional time. She is on the all-time honor roll for USF in the mile and 5k.

Emily is a returning NSIC place winner in the pentathlon as well as the High Jump. She hit NCAA Provisional qualifying marks in both events. She is number two all-time at USF in the pentathlon and the school record holder in the high jump.

We have seen a lot of progress with this young group of student athletes. With a roster of 80% freshmen and sophomores, records will continue to fall. We hope to make a move up in the NSIC standings.

Sierra comes off an exciting freshman year where she placed in the 400 M at the NSIC Outdoor Championships. She has had a nice fall for training and we are hoping to take the next step as an athlete. She has the opportunity to knock off a number of records this upcoming indoor season while moving up in the NSIC.

Shealyn made a quick and impressive progression in the pole vault as a freshman with culminated in the with 5th place finish in the pole vault at the NSIC Championships. She has progressed by almost 2 feet since high school and hoping to see more progress in her upcoming sophomore season.

With the indoor season quickly approaching, I am looking forward to building on what has been a successful cross country season. We have a good group of returners that can make an impact at our championships and also add in a few new athletes that can make some noise in this conference. I have a lot of belief in our group and can't wait to see the success and growth over the course of the indoor season.

Clara has already had a strong cross country season which makes the upcoming indoor season even more exciting. She has some big goals on the track and with her work ethic and determination there is a chance a great indoor campaign is coming. I am really looking forward to seeing what she can do!

Parker is looking to build on her All-American honors from last year with big performances in the long jump and triple jump. Over the course of the fall, the excitement for what she can achieve this indoor season has continued to grow. I am really looking forward to seeing her jump far and reach her goals!

Much like last year, we are young on the women's side this up coming season. They have put in a lot of hard work this fall to be ready for competitions this season. Even though we are on the young side, our leadership has been outstanding and they are ready to compete! It will be fun to watch this indoor season.

Margaret has stepped up as a leader this fall! She has lead by example, and with her experience, she has been invaluable to this young women's squad. Margaret is bringing depth to our open events, especially in the sprints and hurdles! She will also bring her talents to the multi events as well.

Kiana has been working hard this off season coming of a strong finish at the NSIC Outdoor Championships. She is looking to follow that up with a strong indoor campaign . Kiana will help lead our young throws squad this season.

We have a good mix of returning athletes and also new athletes that can hopefully come together to move us upward in the NSIC standings. If everyone works together, I think we can improve on where we finished last year as a team, as well as seeing a lot of individual success stories throughout the season.

Sarah has made steady progress as a sprinter throughout her career here at WSC. She saw some big improvements last year during the season, which coupled with her dedication to her improved sprinting technique and work in the weight room, has enabled her to keep improving. She is poised for a great season!

McKenzie has been a dominant force in the throwing events in the NSIC for several years. I think she will continue to do that and battle to be one of the best in the NSIC and the NCAA. She has the experience to help guide her into a great final season of competition.

This team returns some incredible talent from last year and this fall several others are emerging as potential impact athletes at the conference and even national level. The team has been working very hard and is looking forward to the start of the indoor season!

Shereen is coming off a year that saw her win the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA 400m crowns. The times she ran last spring allowed her to represent her country and compete in the World Athletics Championships and Commonwealth Games over the summer. Those experiences have helped her grown in her confidence and learn how to compete against great competition and under pressure. That growth combined with her work ethic and incredible internal drive to push herself to be better each day are setting her up for what could be another successful season.

Xana has embraced the demands of her sport and has grown tremendously in her understanding of what it takes to be successful. She not only works hard physically, but understands and navigates the mental and emotional demands of being a successful college athlete. She has worked very hard to set herself up for great success this season.