Hayley Kitching, Sophomore, Penn State (-2 / 14) It was an easy weekend for Penn State’s Hayley Kitching Coming in, this Penn State star had the fastest half-mile PR, in that field -- her 2:01 (800) mark was Billah Jepkirui, Sophomore, Oklahoma State (0 / 13) It was another stellar weekend for Oklahoma State Taylor Roe, Senior, Oklahoma State (+1 / 9) Even though Oklahoma State’s Taylor Roe already had a 5k ) Klaudia Kazimierska (Oregon) Maddy Elmore (Oregon) Samantha Bush (NC State) Molly Born (Oklahoma State

Cameron Allan, Junior, Adams State (-11 / 12) It was a rough outdoor national meet for Cameron Allan. Allan has the tools to be a top talent for Adams State and we wouldn’t be surprised to see him come back And honestly, this is what we expected from Pierantoni when the outdoor track season started. high expectations for Adams State's dynamic steeplechase star, Clement Duigou. At one point, he was six seconds back of the Adams State star, but that apparently didn’t bother the

Precious Robinson, Junior, Adams State (-2 / 23) Precious Robinson comes in at TSR #25 after a solid The Chico State ace won that event, as well as the 5000 meters, at the CCAA Outdoor Championships. The Stan State ace has run personal bests in every event and sits in the top-13 of the national leaderboard After getting the job done at the Lone Star Outdoor Championships, the Buffalo star will put her focus Valley State) Jessica Simon (Adams State) Jenna Ramsey (Colorado Mines) Caroline Cunningham (NW Missouri

Pauline Meyer (Arkansas State) This Arkansas State runner has quietly put together a decent resume over Kelvin Bungei (Iowa State) The former JUCO star has been solid during his time with Iowa State, but has Jamison Wilkes (Weber State) Weber State has a quietly great history of developing steeplechase standouts Dawson Besst (Colorado State) Thomas Chaston (Colorado State) This Colorado State duo could be interesting The next tier of women, in my eyes, are Cailie Logue (Iowa State), Brianna Robles (Adams State) and Aubrey

As many readers of The Stride Report know, we value consistency A LOT when we're crafting rankings and The Oklahoma State sophomore has been incredible throughout this academic year. , I was getting slightly nervous about Texas star Yusuf Bizimana going into Saturday. But in 2024, this Lithuanian middle distance star looks even better. As for Virginia's Margot Appleton (3rd), NC State's Sam Bush (4th) and NC State's Grace Hartman (5th)

The West Texas A&M steeplechase star sat out of her team’s two rust-buster meets after competing on the after a solid start to her season. The Winona State megastar started her season off with a 48-second win at the Greeno/Dirksen Invite. O'Connor (Adams State) Gianna Bomarito (Sonoma State) Linda Weigang (Fort Lewis) Holly Moser (Colorado Scott (Wingate) Fiona Hawkins (Adams State) Alexa Keiser (Saginaw Valley State) Leah Taylor (Western

#4 Oklahoma State Cowboys Written by Maura Beattie After not qualifying for the NCAA XC Championships Ryan Schoppe headlines this recruiting class as he was a consistent Texas star during his high school He was absolutely dominant in the state of Ohio, winning seven state titles either individually or in Coming from the Hoosier state, he brings times of 1:56, 4:20, and 9:28. Farrell's consistency and star power can't be overstated.

Even so, she is dropping in our rankings simply based on her slow start. 12. Olaf star is currently sitting at NCAA #2 in the mile, only .05 seconds behind Maddie Hannan. Urban would start 2023 on the same note, running a mile at the Carolina Challenge meet. It is currently sitting at NCAA #3 and should stay in the top-10 all season long. The Hope College ace started her season at the SVSU Holiday Open with a 9:36 (3k) mark.

In fairness, the South Carolina star still held her own in the 1500-meter finals, but a bronze medal The Cougar star has run 2:04 (800) twice this spring as well as 4:11 (1500) twice. start putting her in the same tier as Michaela Rose or Juliette Whittaker. Hayley Kitching, Sophomore, Penn State (-1 / 13) Penn State’s Hayley Kitching has continued to showcase In the 1500-meter final, the Oklahoma State star finished in a modest (by her standards) 4th place, crossing

State has been looking for throughout this season. Cameron Allan, Junior, Adams State (-9 / 13) 21. himself which will go a long way when the adrenaline starts to flow. 18. We expect him to be present and on the starting line this Friday when Grand Valley State ventures to Caleb Futter (Grand Valley State) KICKED OFF Clement Duigou (Adams State) Ryan Hartman (Augustana) JP