Ryan's hard work, dedication, and consistency define his approach to running. He pushes his limits daily, and is constantly focused on improvement. He is always striving for growth and continued excellence.

Tyler is the returning NSIC Champion and national qualifier in the outdoor shot put. Last indoor season, he set school record in the shot put as well as the weight throw. Tyler brings intensity and effort into each practice session and aims to improve on a daily basis. His hard work and dedication are evident in his ability to hit pr's in multiple events throughout his career at USF.

What excites me most about this year’s team is the combination of talent, work ethic, and team chemistry. There’s an energy and focus that everyone is bringing to practice, and it’s clear that each athlete is committed to pushing themselves and each other to new heights. We have a great mix of experience and fresh energy, and the way everyone supports one another creates a great team dynamic. I’m excited to see how all this hard work will translate into performance on the track.

Ryan's hard work, dedication, and consistency define his approach to running. He pushes his limits daily, and is constantly focused on improvement. He is always striving for growth and continued excellence.

Andrew's combines a strong work ethic and dedication with a relaxed, focused approach to track and field. He consistently pushes himself to improve, while maintaining a calm and composed mindset. His ability to blend discipline with a laid-back attitude allows him to stay motivated and perform at his best.

The men's team is the largest we've had since I have been at CSP, which means we will have great depth across all of the event groups and an "iron sharpens iron" mentality during training sessions. We are excited to see what this well-balanced group can do this year.

A fifth-year senior, Thomas had arguably his best season yet last year setting school records and provisionally qualifying for national meets. With that said, he is still developing and showing signs of progress through fall training, so we believe he is well-positioned to build off of last year's success.

Calder returns as a conference contender in the men's multi-event discipline after a season which saw him finish runner-up in the indoor heptathlon and champion in the outdoor decathlon at conference championships last year. In his final season, we believe he is prepared to finish on a high note contending for more conference titles and a national meet berth.

We are loaded with talent this year. We have to make a huge step forward this year and have a lot to prove after how we finished last year. This group has a lot of potential that hasn't been reached yet.

Jorgen has been our standard for development since he arrived in the fall of 2021. Built through a strong work ethic and a keen understanding of what it takes to be successful in his events he has flourished every year being better than his last. I look forward to his final year with us being a special one on a conference and national level impact.

Hayden has taken our field events to the next level becoming an All-American last outdoor in Long Jump. He plans to make his best year yet for indoor with a chance to make an impact at conferences and nationals. Hayden has been the standard for years now for the jumps group and he has done everything in his power to reach his full potential.

We are returning decorated talent from the last few years with big time conference experience. This team continues to expand its depth and will be as well rounded as ever. With great upperclassman leadership, the cohesiveness of this group has always been a strength. When there is a lot on the line, we believe that will help this group create high impact performances.

Jack is a returning point scorer in the 3k and 5k at the conference level and is coming off his best cross country season yet where he placed 4th at the NCIS meet. Jack will be a staple for the Bulldogs in distance running and a projected top NSIC competitor.

Jackson has already scored on five different occasions at the conference level in his short time with Bulldog throws. Jackson will be a leader for the Bulldog throws program this year and will be one of the most decorated returners in the NSIC.

Minnesota State returns a deep core of upperclassman with some exciting new additions. The Men of Mankato will look to keep their current NSIC championship streak alive.

Jabez looks to continue his success from last season both on the conference and national level. He will look to defend his 60m/200m NSIC titles as well as the 200m National Title.

After a breakout season in the combined events, Braxton will look to build off his 2024 campaign that earned him a 13th place finish at the NCAA Indoor Championships in the heptathlon.

This year’s team is the blend of returning talent and fresh faces that bring a new level of competitiveness to our program. We have a solid core of experienced athletes who have proven themselves at the conference and national levels, like Ibrahim Oduong in the sprints and some highly skilled jumpers who’ve transferred in with impressive accolades. Alongside them, our new recruits and transfers bring both talent and versatility, adding depth across the board. It’s exciting to see how they’ll come together as the season progresses, and I believe this team has the potential to accomplish something special this year.

Ibrahim is a standout on our team, and we're excited for what he brings in his final season as a Dragon. He’s coming off a stellar indoor season where he not only set our school record in the 400 meters but also placed fifth at the NCAA Indoor Championships, earning First Team All-America honors. This season, he’s definitely one to watch, and we're looking forward to seeing him build on that momentum in what I believe will be a truly special year for him.

Jaiden has shown exceptional promise, and we’re thrilled to have him on our team. Coming from Valley City State, he's already proven himself on the national stage as a two-time NAIA All-American, with standout performances in both high jump and long jump. His versatility and consistency are truly impressive. He’s brought a hunger to improve, and he has a remarkable work ethic to back it up. He’s going to be a major asset for us this season, and we’re eager to see the impact he’ll make.

As a team, I am excited about watching all of the hard work and preparation of the fall begin to pay off in competitions this winter. We have a very talented group of 400m runners that are capable of surprising some people in the 4x400m relay. We' also added some young, talented athletes in the throws and jumps and I am excited to see what they are capable of. Overall, we have a lot of potential to put MSU athletes in the finals at the conference meet if we can keep the course.

Ramon has had a great fall of training as he prepares for the indoor season. His 2nd place finish in the 400 hurdles at the outdoor conference meet last spring should be a catalyst for a great senior year of setting and achieving lofty goals in the 400m and 400 hurdles. I'm excited to watch Ramon continuously progress and achieve new personal bests.

Dallas has put in an exceptional amount of time and work into getting himself stronger and more flexible. These efforts should pay off in a big way for him in the shot put this season. With a renewed focus on foot work, I'm confident that we will witness Dallas achieve what he knows he is capable of.

We are coming off a great indoor/outdoor season for the men's team. We return many key veterans to the squad and added more depth across the board. The men are hungry to compete this indoor season.

Nathan is coming off a great cross-country season, where he earned All-Conference accolades at the NSIC Championships. He was a triple threat last indoor season and we will look for him to cover our distance events. We are excited to see him get on the track this indoor season.

Eli is coming off a great outdoor season where he placed All-Conference in the Pole Vault. He will be a double threat in both the multi and the vault this season. He has had a great fall season for training and we are excited to see how many points he can score this indoor season!

We have a senior heavy team with a diverse pool of talent spanning all different event groups. The USF men's team has been climbing the conference rankings over the course of 4 years. With the addition of some talented newcomers, we will make for a well rounded team. We're excited to see what our men are capable of this upcoming indoor season.

Ben is a returning NSIC placer in both the mile and DMR. He is also on the top 10 list at USF for both of those events respectively. Ben is coming off of a stellar cross country season where he earned All-Conference honors. Ben trains diligently and will carry the momentum from cross country into his indoor season. Our distance squad will lean on Ben for leadership this upcoming season.

Tyler is the returning NSIC Champion and national qualifier in the shot put. Last indoor season, he set school record in the shot put as well as the weight throw. Tyler brings intensity and effort into each practice session and aims to improve on a daily basis. His hard work and dedication are evident in his ability to hit pr's in multiple events throughout his career at USF.

As we can continue to build as a team, the records continue to fall. I am excited to see what we will accomplish this season.

Tyler has big goals as he enters his senior season at SMSU. The owner of multiple school records, Tyler looks to rewrite his own records while knocking off a few more.

Peda had an exciting freshman season which was highlighted by him being the only freshman to place in the triple jump at the NSIC Outdoor Championships. With a full year of collegiate training under his belt, we are excited to see what he can do this season.

This year has several new faces looking to help contribute to the team success. Some of the familiar faces we have had on our team in the past like Dylan Kneifl and Gabe Peitz have graduated, so that means there are opportunities for new athletes to step up and help define the success of this team.

Quentin has been a consistent performer for us the last couple of years. He has a positive mindset and does all the little things that he can to be the best that he can be. He is also very successful in the classroom and is one of those guys that you can always count on to get the job done, whatever that may be. He has his goals set on a very successful season!

Daylin is a clutch performer who shows up the best when the competition is the most intense. He has been successful for a couple of years now in the NSIC, so he knows what the level of competition is like to compete against the top in the NSIC. I am looking forward to seeing what Daylin can do this year with another year of experience under his belt!