May 15, 2025

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The official rosters and entry lists for the 44^th annual NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship has been announced Wednesday.

Four Frontier Conference schools have at least three athletes attending the 2025 NAIA outdoor track & field national meet, which takes place at Wildcat Stadium hosted by Indiana Wesleyan in Marion, Ind., on May 21-23.

Carroll leads the conference with seven athletes scheduled to compete in the national meet, followed by Rocky Mountain with six athletes.  Providence will take four throwers to the meet, highlighted by Lauren Cima with three different throwing events.

Montana Tech has three athletes slated to compete at the NAIA national meet.  MT’s Abby Clark will compete in two different events, including a No. 2 seed in the heptathlon with 4,902 points.

The 2025 NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track & Field National Championships is broadcast FREE on the NAIA Channel of the Urban Edge Network and the newly redesigned NAIA Network.

Below is the list of national qualifiers for the 2025 NAIA Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championship from the Frontier Conference (event, name, national seed - national time/mark):
 
Carroll
4 x 800-meter relay:  Ellie Baxter, Nikki Nau, Sorren Reese, Katelyn Christensen – 25^th – 9:26.24
400-meter hurdles:  Claire Bucklin – 21^st – 1:03.05
800-meter run:  Madalen Shipman – 18^th – 2:13.24
Pole Vault:  Brynn Wandle – 12^th – 3.74 meters

Montana Tech
High Jump:  Abby Clark – 22^nd – 1.66 meters
Heptathlon: Abby Clark – 2^nd – 4,902 points
Triple Jump:  Ayla Janzen – 11.80 meters – 18^th
Javelin:  Jenna Jordan – 43.86 meters – 6^th

Providence
Shot Put:  Lauren Cima – 14.07 meters – 7^th
Discus:  Lauren Cima – 44.64 meters – 24^th
Hammer Throw:  Lauren Cima – 54.26 meters – 6^th
Javelin:  Shelby Klein – 42.80 meters – 10^th
Discus:  Tatiana Martinez – 46.92 meters – 11^th
Javelin:  Havyn Vandenacre – 41.08 meters – 23^rd

Rocky Mountain
Heptathlon: Charlize Davis – 15^th – 4,361 points
800-meter run:  Maya Pearcy – 6^th – 2:10.56
4 x 800-meter relay:  Tyne Stokes, Kallyn Wilkins, Grace Timm, Maya Pearcy – 9^th – 9:14.79
3000-meter steeplechase:  Grace Timm – 11:09.64 – 10^th