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RMAC ITF Championships Preview

PREVIEW | Track & Field Heads to Gunnison for 2026 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships

2/26/2026 9:00:00 AM

By: Tyler Tvelia, Sports Information Director
THIS WEEK'S ACTION
  • The University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's and women's track & field teams will travel to Gunnison, Colo. for the 2026 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships, which will be hosted by Western Colorado University on February 27-28 with both days of competition set to begin at 10 a.m. The indoor conference championship meet will be contested inside WCU's Mountaineer Field House, which is recorded as the highest elevation NCAA indoor track facility in the United States at 7,723 feet.
  • The Mountain Lion men's squad has won five of the past six indoor conference championships dating back to the 2019-20 indoor season and will be competing to win their second consecutive indoor title after taking the crown last year on their home track. On the women's side, UCCS has finished as the runners-up in each of the last three seasons and will be striving to capture the indoor conference title for the first time since winning three consecutive trophies from 2020-22.
MEET INFORMATION RMAC NETWORK
  • Fans who are unable to attend in-person will be able to view both days of the 2026 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships on the RMAC Network. The conference will have day passes available to purchase for $15 per day, which will give fans access to all championship broadcasts for 24 hours.
TICKETS
  • Tickets for the 2026 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships can be purchased through Hudl Tickets. Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets online before arriving at the facility. Tickets will be sent via email with a QR code that can be scanned at the gates when you arrive.
  • Admission Prices:
    • General Admission (Single Day): $15 + $1 Service Fee
    • Kids (6-17), Over 65, & Military (Single Day): $10 + $1 Service Fee
    • General Admission (Multi-Day): $25 + $2.54 Service Fee
    • Kids (6-17), Over 65, & Military (Multi-Day): $17 + $2.38 Service Fee
MEET ENTRIES
  • The Mountain Lions will have a total of 87 student-athletes competing at this season's indoor conference championship meet. On the men's side, the Mountain Lions have 45 student-athletes competing across 54 individual entries and two relay entries, while the women's team is set to have 42 student-athletes competing across 67 individual entries and two relay entries.
MEN:
60m: Noah Brown (6.77c), Daryn Ofori-Kuragu (6.77c), Luke Trinrud (6.86c), Michael Ryan Cruzado (6.88c), Julian Brantley (6.91c)
200m: Daryn Ofori-Kuragu (21.63c), Michael Ryan Cruzado (21.89c), Sebastien Jean (22.05c), Revano Plummer (22.09c), Zamari Burrell (22.15c)
400m: Sebastien Jean (47.22c), Andrew Muncy (48.65c), Joshua Gross (48.82c), Revano Plummer (48.87c), Hayden Fox (49.24c)
800m: Joseph Hamilton (1:52.37c), Jacob Silvis (1:54.10c)
Mile: Enzo Knapp (4:08.28c), Joseph Impellitteri (4:09.06c), Jonas Graff (4:12.18c)
3000m: Brett Davis (8:16.03c)
5000m: Brett Davis (14:06.34), Michael Burke Jr. (14:29.42c)
60m Hurdles: Xavier Sutherlin (8.39c), Tre Garcia (8.55c), Bryce Joshlin (8.59c)
4x400m Relay: 1) Sebastien Jean 2) Andrew Muncy 3) Revano Plummer 4) Joshua Gross (3:11.50c)*
Distance Medley Relay: 1) Enzo Knapp 2) Harvey Trevino-Patton 3) Joseph Hamilton 4) Joseph Impellitteri (9:50.49c)*
High Jump: Jake Hall (2.05m), Lyai Lyai (1.95m), Alex Emers (1.89m)
Pole Vault: Gray Pence (4.70m), Brayden Shaw (4.42m)
Long Jump: Jayden Nohr (7.32m), Broden Cahoon (7.22m), Josiah Billington (7.08m), Luguse Nuss (7.03m), Willie Tran (7.01m), Kuron Reed (6.95m)
Triple Jump: Realiti Smith (14.78m), Jason Lomosi (14.64m), Josiah Billington (14.22m), Willie Tran (14.06m), Kuron Reed (13.62m)
Shot Put: Kyle Demos (17.27m), Kane Fobare (16.64m), Cam Bruns (15.91m)
Weight Throw: Michael Roberts (20.39m), Hayden Cuevas (19.80m), Kane Fobare (17.00m), James Bronzwaig (16.43m)
Heptathlon: Broden Cahoon (4,970c), Dillon Arvayo (4,946c), Luke Masterson (4,493c), Spencer Shuler (4,433c), Evan Atkin (4,262c)
*Relay Lineups Subject to Change
 
WOMEN:
60m: Danaya Kinnard (7.67c), Leiava Holliman (7.68c), Madissyn Moore (7.71c), Taryn Fettig (7.71c), Emili Voelker (7.72c), Katie Jewell (7.74c), Zane Bullock (7.86c)
200m: Danaya Kinnard (24.82c), Katie Jewell (25.29c), Zane Bullock (25.41c), Taryn Fettig (25.61c), Olivia Clay (25.89c)
400m: Krissie Sanders (57.60c), Bentley Fitzgerald (59.34c), Gigi Douillard (59.46c)
800m: Ceanna Dietz (2:17.08c), Olivia Sargent (2:17.44c)
Mile: Emma Montoya (4:54.67), Madison Brosig (4:58.11c), Molly Breuer (5:00.02c)
3000m: Kseniya Nikanorov (9:52.34c), Emma Montoya (9:53.52c), Madison Brosig (9:58.59c)
5000m: Kseniya Nikanorov (16:49.60), Allie Grahn (17:31.38c), Maddie Ruszkiewicz (17:47.59c)
60m Hurdles: Krissie Sanders (8.55c), Abigail Frey (8.84c), Colette Bibeault (8.98c), Payton Rodgers (9.09c), Tristyn Buss (9.21c), Gigi Douillard (9.22c)
4x400m Relay: 1) Krissie Sanders 2) Bentley Fitzgerald 3) Gigi Douillard 4) Michelle Headley (3:50.50c)*
Distance Medley Relay: 1) Molly Breuer 2) Michelle Headley 3) Olivia Sargent 4) Madison Brosig (11:59.44c)*
High Jump: Dallis Robinson (1.70m), Evelyn McClellan (1.67m), Lilyana Delagarza (1.67m)
Pole Vault: Brooke Peterson (3.80m), Sienna Boughen (3.80m), Colette Bibeault (3.72m), Reese Dorr (3.50m)
Long Jump: Madissyn Moore (5.95m), Maylee Thompson (5.91m), Chelsea Howard (5.86m), Jillian Hennessy (5.73m), Danaya Kinnard (5.72m), Zane Bullock (5.69m), Payton Rodgers (5.61m), Paige Cordero (5.53m), Brielle Bracken (5.51m), Tristyn Buss (5.49m)
Triple Jump: Payton Rodgers (12.17m), Kathryn Carroll (11.56m), Jillian Hennessy (11.53m), Tristyn Buss (11.51m), Sophia Bowser (11.45m), Brielle Bracken (11.33m), Danaya Kinnard (11.29m), Chelsea Howard (10.88m)
Shot Put: Savannah Jorgens (13.74m), Grace Solarin (13.49m), Bailey Young (13.44m), Jaedyn Kohn (13.34m), Carley Malinowski (12.82m)
Weight Throw: Savannah Jorgens (19.25m), Grace Solarin (17.43m), Bailey Young (15.41m)
Pentathlon: Maylee Thompson (3,292c), Lilyana Delagarza (3,278c)
*Relay Lineups Subject to Change
 
2025-26 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD SEASON IN REVIEW
  • The Mountain Lions secured eight RMAC Athlete of the Week awards throughout the 2025-26 Indoor Track & Field season.
    • Week 2 (Jan. 21): Krissie Sanders – RMAC Women's Track Athlete of the Week
    • Week 2 (Jan. 21): Payton Rodgers – RMAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week
    • Week 2 (Jan. 21): Sebastien Jean – RMAC Men's Track Athlete of the Week
    • Week 2 (Jan. 21): Broden Cahoon – RMAC Men's Field Athlete of the Week
    • Week 4 (Feb. 4): Savannah Jorgens – RMAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week
    • Week 5 (Feb. 11): Krissie Sanders – RMAC Women's Track Athlete of the Week
    • Week 6 (Feb. 18): Michael Roberts – RMAC Men's Field Athlete of the Week
    • Week 7 (Feb. 25): Grace Solarin – RMAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week
UCCS UNDER HEAD COACH ROSS FELLOWS
  • The 2025-26 season marks Ross Fellows' 10th season as the head coach of the UCCS men's and women's track & field programs. Under his leadership, the Mountain Lions have won a total of 19 RMAC Championship trophies (9 Indoor, 10 Outdoor), including the first indoor and outdoor conference titles in both men's and women's program history.
  • A 17-time RMAC Coach of the Year recipient, Fellows has coached a total of 126 RMAC individual event champions, eight RMAC Track Athletes of the Year, 11 RMAC Field Athletes of the Year, and four RMAC Freshman of the Year. The Mountain Lions have become perennial contenders on the national stage under the supervision of Fellows, earning 198 individual entries and 18 relay entries to the indoor and outdoor national championship meets since the start of the 2016-17 season while also recording 15 top 25 team finishes, earning 174 All-America honors, and winning six individual national championships in the same period.
  • In addition, UCCS track & field has performed well in the classroom with Fellows at the head of the program, compiling 66 RMAC All-Academic First Team honorees, six RMAC Academic Athletes of the Year, and 24 CoSIDA/CSC Academic All-America accolades.
NCAA DIVISION II INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
  • The participant field for the 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships will be announced at approximately 4 p.m. (MT) on Tuesday, March 3. The two-day national championship meet is set to take place on March 13-14 at the Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach, Va.
  • NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field has a pre-determined field size with the national committee selecting the top 18 student-athletes in individual events, top 16 in combined events, and top 12 relay groups to compete at the national championship meet.
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As a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs competes in 14 varsity sports in NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics.
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