Adeyah is a dual threat in the hurdles and sprint events, coming off last season's All-American campaign in the 100h and second team All-American honors in the 100m dash. She is also lead one of the nation's top 4x100m relays as well.

Emily is the returning NSIC runner-up in the heptathlon, fourth in the high jump, and seventh in the 100m hurdles. She is also coming off an 2024 NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championship appearance. Emily set school records in the heptathlon, high jump, and 100m hurdles. She is always looking to improve in the various events associated with the heptathlon. The Cougar women will lean on her experience and leadership.

Our women's team is filled with experienced seniors who have consistently performed at a high level throughout their collegiate careers. Their leadership and competitive experience will be instrumental in guiding our younger athletes as they develop within the program. I’m excited to see them continue building on their success while setting the standard for the next generation.

Ella thrives in the longer events and the outdoor season allows her ability to be on full display. She is the defending NSIC champion in the 10K and was also All-NSIC in the 5K last year, placing 3rd and coming back as the top returner in the event. Her experience and determination make her a key asset to our team and we are excited to see what she accomplishes this season.

Kylee has a tremendous workout ethic and has improved each year she's been at Augustana. She scored in 4 events at last year's outdoor conference meet and has continued to elevate her performance since, including qualifying for nationals in the pentathlon this indoor season. Her dedication and versatility make her a key contributor to our team and I have no doubt she will continue to excel this spring.

Outdoor is a new chapter for us. We are a young team, and we can really take this outdoor season as an opportunity to grow as athletes. It's a fun group that is eager to learn and push themselves to great things.

Maggie is that athlete that really has come to embrace the journey and trust the process. School record holder in XC and has done some great work on the track as well. She is poised to have a great outdoor season.

Mikenna is one competitive athlete! Mikenna has big goals, and she seems to always rise to the occasion and get things done. She is a great leader to the other athletes on the team. She has been committed to her craft and is always wanting more from herself. She is ready to do big things this outdoor season.

This year's version of the women's team is one of the most fun rosters I've been able to lead during my time at CSP. The team is connected emotionally and is supportive of one another in ways that go deeper than simply cheering for each other in training and meets.

Nyadio will return to the outdoor track this spring as a reigning NSIC point scorer from the outdoor conference championships last year. She continued to show progress this indoor season, setting personal bests in the 600m, 800m, and 1000m, breaking the school record in the 800m three times during the season. Her indoor 800m personal best is nearly the equivalent of her outdoor best from last year, so we believe she is ready for an incredible outdoor season this spring.

Maya is really starting to come into her own after a strong indoor campaign which saw her finish 3rd at the indoor conference meet in shot put. Carrying a streak of rebreaking her personal record in the event weekly heading into the conference meet, we knew she was physically ready to compete at the highest of levels; but she also showed that she was mentally resilient by handling the pressure of her expectations.

The women have continuously set the standard for our program and University athletics. We are pushing for a large number of conference champions and national qualifiers. This group has a great spread across all events that can make an impact this outdoor season.

Liz is entering her final season. We feel it will be her best yet. Liz has had a hall of fame career and we are hoping she can push to yet another level this outdoor.

Anna had a breakout performance last year at conference. She has grinded all off-season to put herself in a spot to throw a qualifying mark for the javelin at the NCAA national meet level. We look forward to seeing her progress throughout the season and leading our deep group of javelin throwers.

We are excited to see how our young team steps up as they head into the outdoor season. There is no doubt we will continue to grow this outdoor and add some team strengths with the outdoor events.

NSIC Runner-up in the 800M indoors after having her best season of her career. Savannah is the top points contributor for the Bulldogs and among the top returning middle distance athletes in the conference.

Erin had her best season of her career during the 2024 indoor season provisionally qualifying in the triple jump and getting on the conference podium as a true sophomore.

Out roster is loaded with veteran talent looking to leave their during the outdoor season. As one of the nationals top teams indoors, we look to continue the push this outdoor season.

Adeyah is a dual threat in the hurdles and sprint events, coming off last season's All-American campaign in the 100h and second team All-American honors in the 100m dash. She is also lead one of the nation's top 4x100m relays as well.

Returning for her final outdoor season for the Mavericks, Makayla looks to continue her decorated career in the long jump. Boasting a outdoor lifetime PR of 6.62m (21-8.75), she will return as one of the nationals top jumpers coming off her newly established indoor PR of 6.37m while competing unattached during the indoor season.

Our team brings a great mix of depth and versatility across multiple events, and after a strong indoor season, we’re set up for an exciting outdoor campaign. We have returning athletes who have broken school records and competed on the NCAA stage, providing a solid foundation of experience. Our new additions have added even more firepower, particularly in the sprints and jumps, where we’re positioned to make a significant impact.

Shavantae continued to elevate her career during the 2025 indoor season, rewriting MSUM’s record books in the 60m and 200m. We’re excited to see her carry that momentum into the outdoor season. Beyond her talent, she’s an incredibly dedicated and driven athlete who sets a high standard for those around her. With her work ethic and competitive mindset, I have no doubt she’ll be a major force in the sprints this outdoor season.

Jazmin had an outstanding indoor campaign, breaking the MSUM long jump record and earning All-NSIC honors, which speaks to the level of competitor she is. She’s continued to push herself in training, and her confidence is growing with every jump. Jazmin has the talent, drive, and mindset to make a major impact in the outdoor season, and we’re excited to see how she builds on her success.

Our women's team has some great balance in the track events, with athletes that should be competitive at the conference level in just about every event on the track. We also have a promising young group of throwers that should be putting themself in the mix to compete for a spot in the finals at the conference meet.

Bailey is coming off a great indoor season in which she won the conference championship in the 1,000m. We expect her to continue her strong season outdoors in the 800m and 1500m. She is a very talented runner that can be competitive in everything from 400m to 1500m.

Ava is a newcomer javelin thrower that we are very excited about. She has had a great fall and winter of training and our staff is looking forward to seeing the results of her hard work. She will look to be in the mix to make finals in the javelin at the conference meet.

Our team is coming off a great indoor season. We have some key veteran runners along with some very talented newcomers to round out our squad. We look to have some strong field events with the pole vault and throwing events. We are excited to see what our team can do this outdoor season.

Anna is coming off a great indoor season where she won the 600m run at the NSIC Championships. She has great range, and we anticipate her covering many of our sprint events and be a big contributor to the relays. We are excited to see what she can do this spring.

Romane was able to put together a great indoor season (3rd place/All-Conference in the Pole Vault) despite coming off a major injury. She is only just getting started and has some big heights to hit this outdoor season. We are excited to see how high she can go!

We are a veteran squad with some key newcomers, bringing with us a wealth of experience and skill. The Cougars will have versatility and depth across multiple evets. This diverse group of athletes is capable of making a significant impact across all event areas. Our women are determined to make a strong statement at the championship meet.

Tamia is coming off of stellar 2024 outdoor and 2025 indoor seasons. In the last year she has set school records in both the 60m and 100m. Her latest accomplishments are Placing 3rd at the 2024 NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, and making appearances at the 2024 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships and the 2025 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships. Tamia will continue to develop as an athlete to make in impact at the Conference and National Level.

Emily is the returning NSIC runner-up in the heptathlon, fourth in the high jump, and seventh in the 100m hurdles. She is also coming off an 2024 NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championship appearance. Emily set school records in the heptathlon, high jump, and 100m hurdles. She is always looking to improve in the various events associated with the heptathlon. The Cougar women will lean on her experience and leadership.

Coming off a SMSU best ever team finish indoors, we are excited to get outside and continue the progress as a team.

Maddy was the only freshman to place in the steeplechase at the 2024 NSIC Outdoor Championships. This past indoor season Maddy broke the SMSU 1,000 M record and was a part of another school record in the distance medley relay. I look forward see her progress in her outdoor sophomore season.

Christine continues to progress as in the high jump as she has chosen to focus on one event. This past indoor season Christine became a NCAA Provisional Qualifier in the high jump for the first time. With increased consistency, she continues to go higher. She has the SMSU record in sight this outdoor season.

I am looking forward to our young talented group to piece it all together this season.

Alena has incrementally gotten stronger and faster since the beginning of the season. Her mental toughness and physical preparation are good indicators to the success we are looking forward to her having this outdoor season.

Savannah has persevered to get back on the field ever since her injury early last year. We feel confident that with her experience and effort she will be a notable contributor right away for this outdoor season.

We are a predominately a very young team, which showed during the indoor season. As these athletes continue to develop and gain experience, they will also gain confidence and become a more competitive team. I believe we will perform better during the outdoor season than we did during indoors.

Zoey had a very good freshman indoor season. She placed in the 600 meter run, which as a freshman, only a small percentage are able to do. She is adapting well to college training and competition. I think she will continue to develop and improve as she completes her first college outdoor season.

Reilly has worked hard to be a solid thrower and outdoor season is when she really shines. She has the experience of being a National Qualifier in 2023. She also was NSIC All-Conference in the discus last year and seventh in the hammer throw. I am excited to have her leading our throwers this spring.

This group is young, excited and works hard. We have great leadership with our older group, along with lots of talent. Outdoor season, of course, brings events that are not contested indoors where we have talent and athletes that are anxious to see what they can do this spring!

Kylie is coming off the best indoor season of her career! With a 3rd place finish at the Indoor NSIC Championships in the 3000m and moving up to 3rd all-time at WSU in the 3000m and 2nd all-time in the 5000m Kylie is in a great place to start the outdoor season.

After breaking both the Triple Jump and 60m Hurdles school records for WSU this winter, Hanna is fit and ready to have a great outdoor season.