Jabez lit up the indoor season to far and is having a career year. He looks to ride the momentum in to the outdoor season as he will be a staple in our sprints group and sprint relays.

As James inches closer to being one of the best long jumpers of all-time in Division II history, he looks to build off his NSIC indoor championship in the Long Jump.

Our men's team is coming off a great second place finish in the indoor season and we return a great nucleus of athletes from that team. Our depth continues to get better and we are excited to blend together as a team later in the year.

Ryan has consistently improved throughout his career at Augustana. His competitiveness and confidence is what separates him from others. He has a desire to be the best and is one of our hardest workers and he is a great example of type of athlete we strive to have in the program.

Johnny is a great team player and has shown to compete the best when the championship season starts. We are excited to have him back again this spring.

As a team, we found some modest success during the indoor season. However, I do believe this group is built more for the outdoor season given the change in event selection and how our gifts match up, so it is exciting to think about the possibilities heading into spring.

Thomas had a breakout year indoors, setting a school record and provisionally qualifying for the national championships in the 200m. It was fun to see him start putting it all together and have a healthy and personally gratifying season. Thomas will continue to play a major role in the dynamics of the sprint group during the outdoor season as we add in what we hope is an extremely competitive 4x100m relay.

Dan is eager to move to the outdoor implements after showing improvement throughout the indoor season with his non-preferred events. As a freshman last year, Dan was the best true freshman discus thrower in Division II and narrowly missed qualifying for the outdoor national meet. We do believe that Dan has shown enough development through his second year thus far that a national meet birth in discus isn't out of the question.

Outdoor is a strength for us in the 4x100 relay, 400m hurdles, and javelin. We look to improve on what we did indoors and cover more event areas outdoors. We have to have a real chip on our shoulders to do better than what we did indoors.

After a stellar indoor season, Diego is an athlete to watch coming outdoors for the 2024 season running his main event of the 110m hurdles. Diego is looking to work at building off indoor personal bests to take on outdoors to accomplish the same and do something special for his country this summer.

Leading the charge for our field event athletes this indoor Hayden looks to build off his lifetime bests in outdoor. He has a chance to rewrite the record books in the long jump and qualify for nationals.

Our men's team scored the most points in has since 2009 during the indoor season. We anticipate an even stronger outdoor showing with opportunities for all conference performances across event groups.

Nick had one of the best indoor conference meets of any bulldog individual in the last few years. Nick has found his pace in the middle distances and we anticipate him being a multiple event point contributor during his final season with the Bulldogs.

Eli is coming of a standout indoor season, producing provisional marks in both throwing events. Adding more throwing events outdoors bodes well for Eli and Bulldog team points. Eli's commitment to growing each year has set him out for a great final season with the Bulldogs.

The Maverick men have put together an already historic season during indoor. I feel we get stronger outdoors and will look to build on the momentum from indoor.

Jabez lit up the indoor season to far and is having a career year. He looks to ride the momentum in to the outdoor season as he will be a staple in our sprints group and sprint relays.

As James inches closer to being one of the best long jumpers of all-time in D2 history, he looks to build off his NSIC indoor championship in the Long Jump.

Our men's team continues to be well rounded and returns a number of key contributors. As always we'll look to be at our best during the championship portion of the season.

Ibrahim had a breakthrough indoor campaign. He earned his first NSIC Championship at 400m and qualified for the NCAA Indoor Track and Field National Championships. I'm excited to see him continue to improve into the outdoor season.

I'm excited to see Tyler continue to improve on the NCAA qualifying height of 2.05m he jumped during the indoor season.

I'm excited to see the progress they make from indoor to outdoor. These guys are so invested in each other's successes, and its infectious. I believe that will lead to many great performances this spring.

Ramon came a long way over the indoor season in the short hurdles and the 400m. Now that he can run his primary event, the 400hurdles, we are excited to see what he can do.

Sam has really worked hard to improve on the finer details and mental aspects of his events this past year. He has also come into his own as a leader and captain of this team. His dedication and self-discipline are huge reasons why he finished the indoor season so strong, and could have an excellent season outdoors in 2024.

The men are coming off a tremendous indoor season where our team placed third overall at the NSIC Championships. This is the highest our team has placed since the NSIC expansion. We have veteran group along with some very talented freshmen. We will add lots of depth in the javelin throw. We are excited to see what our team can do for this outdoor season.

Josh is coming off a great indoor season where he was runner-up in both the mile, 1,000 and a member of the 3rd place DMR squad which hit a provo this indoor season. We expect him to continue that trend this outdoor season.

Sam is coming off a great indoor season where he was Conference Champ in the Pole Vault. He also broke the NSU school record in the Pole Vault with a 5.06 mark and is currently ranked top 15 in the nation in the Pole Vault. We expect him to soar to new heights this outdoor season.

USF has a good number of point scorers returning from last year and we look to improve in the team rankings. We have a well-rounded squad and depth in many event areas. Our athletes have been working hard through the fall and indoor season and we will look to continue momentum into outdoor.

Caleb Rivera has shown drastic growth over the last two years. He's developed into the versatile distance runner and is coming off an incredible XC and Indoor season. He has the ability and range to place in multiple events at the conference level.

Tyler is the defending indoor and outdoor conference champion in the shot put. He was also the 22-23 NSIC Men's Outdoor High Point Scorer. Tyler is diligent with his training and will continue to grow as an athlete following a successful indoor season.

We continue to evolve into a more complete team. With some solid weather this spring, the evolution will continue.

Max came on strong last year in the 400 M Hurdles and in culminated in a runner-up finish at the NSIC Championships. Max is shooting for more this outdoor season.

Peda comes off an outstanding freshman indoor campaign where he was the only male freshman triple jumper to place at the NSIC Indoor Track & Field Championships. He added distance to his career best jumps as the year has progressed. Peda is excited to see what outdoor brings.

We have a good mix of quality upperclassmen and some younger guys that have a lot of potential. It should be an exciting spring season for our team. We are hoping to show that we can place even better than we did during the indoor season.

Keaton had a great freshman year and has been following that up with an even better sophomore indoor season. He broke the school record in the 60 meter hurdles this season and is racing with lots of confidence and determination to get even better in the outdoor season. I am very excited to see what he can do this spring.

Dylan has been a consistent high-level performer for us throughout his career. In his senior season, he is looking to leave a lasting mark on his career at WSC. He has re-written the record book in the high jump here at WSC and will be looking to go out with his best season yet!