MW Outdoor Track & Field Championship Central | Final Results
CLOVIS, Calif. – The final day of the 2025 Credit Union 1 Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championships came to a close with the New Mexico women claiming their first outdoor team title in program history, while the Colorado State men took home its fourth title all-time.
The Lobos finished the competition with 153 points while winning four event titles in the 10,000-meter (Jasmine Wood) 5,000-meter (Pamela Kosgei), 3,000-meter steeplechase (Pamela Kosgei) and the 4×400-meter relay race.
With 192.50 points, the Rams held off New Mexico, who finished in second place with 171.50 points. Colorado State would finish the Championship meet with four individual event titles in the triple jump (Ismael Dembele), high jump (Rhys Travis), long jump (Ismael Dembele), and 110-meter hurdle race (Cole Nordman).
Colorado State head coach Brian Bedard was named MW Men’s Coach of the Year and New Mexico head coach Darren Gauson was named MW Women’s Coach of the Year as they both swept the awards at the Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Championships this year.
UNLV’s Kennedi Porter was named the MW Women’s Outstanding Track Performer of the Meet award after winning gold in the 100 meters and 200 meters for a second consecutive year. New Mexico’s Matthew Kosgei was named the MW Men’s Outstanding Track Performer of the Meet after winning gold and setting the MW Championship record in the 3,000 meter steeplechase with his time of 8:25.56.
The MW Women’s Outstanding Field Performer of the Meet award was given to San José State’s Emilia Sjostrand who won gold in the triple jump for a third straight year while finishing second in the long jump. Air Force’s Texas Tanner was named the MW Men’s Outstanding Field Performer of the Meet honoree after winning the discus throw and hammer throw while breaking the MW Championship records in both events.
2025 Mountain West Outdoor Track & Field Champions Day Three
Women
Discuss Throw: Klaire Kovatch, Colorado State; 57.92m
Triple Jump: Emilia Sjostrand, Wyoming; 13.78m
High Jump: Elizabeth Tarczy, Fresno State; 1.83m
4×100 Relay: Chineyre Okoro, Kennedi Porter, AnnaKay Maitland, Jaydea Carter, ULNV; 44.70
4×400 Relay: New Mexico relay team;
100-Meter Hurdles: Jada Pierre, San Diego State; 13.12
400-Meter Hurdles: Jewel Ash, Fresno State; 57.63
100 Meters: Kennedi Porter, UNLV; 11.24
200 Meters: Kennedi Porter, UNLV; 22.95
400 Meters: Shaquena Foote, San Diego State; 52.12
800 Meters: Judy Rono, New Mexico, 2:03.91
1500 Meters: Kaiya Robertson, Boise State; 4:19.83
5000 Meters: Pamela Kosgei, New Mexico; 15:50.96
Men
Discuss Throw: Texas Tanner, Air Force; 63.59m
Triple Jump: Ismael Dembele, Colorado State; 15.82m
Pole Vault: Logan Hammer, Utah State; 5.65
4×100 Relay: Javin Bostic, Asher Jenkins, James Warmbrod IV, Jace Martin, Air Force; 40.14
4×400 Relay: New Mexico relauy
110-Meter Hurdles: Cole Nordman, Colorado State; 13.86
400-Meter Hurdles: Levente Soos, New Mexico; 51.52
100 Meters: Cam Watts, New Mexico, 10.23
200 Meters: Cameron Tarver, San Jose State; 20.54
400 Meters: Christopher Coats, San Jose State; 47.22
800 Meters: Landon Bott, Utah State; 1:49.68
1500 Meters: Collins Kiprotich, New Mexico; 3:41.05
5000 Meters: Ishmael Kipkrui, New Mexico; 13:26.84
