ASHLAND, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University track and field closed out a dominant weekend at Raider Stadium by claiming the 2025 Cascade Collegiate Conference Men's Track and Field Championship, presented by U.S. Bank, for the fifth consecutive year. The Mountaineers totaled 203 points to secure the team title, bolstered by a wave of individual victories, national qualifying performances, and postseason honors.

Justin Krabbenhoft was named the CCC Men's Most Valuable Performer after scoring 32.5 points across multiple events, including a win in the 110-meter hurdles and anchoring the Mountaineers' championship-winning 4x400-meter relay. The team of Krabbenhoft, Giacomo Riguerio, Reuben Manzer, and Osman Osman took first in the relay with a time of 3:13.95, meeting the NAIA "A" Standard and ranking No. 18 nationally.

Justin Ash earned CCC Outstanding Track Performer of the Meet honors after winning the 3000-meter steeplechase on Friday in 9:12.73 to hit the NAIA "A" Standard, and contributing valuable points in the 5000 meters on Saturday. Head coach Ben Welch was named CCC Men's Coach of the Year, guiding the Mounties to their fifth straight team crown.

Eastern Oregon picked up multiple event victories on day two to pull away in the standings. Osman Osman captured the men's 200 meters in 21.76 seconds, while freshman Austin Uhl added a title in the men's 800 meters, clocking 1:52.35. In the field, Tanner Nett delivered a standout performance in the men's shot put, winning with a throw of 17.21 meters to meet the NAIA "A" Standard. Mark Church claimed the men's discus crown with a toss of 49.33 meters, meeting the NAIA "B" Standard. Tyler Jones earned the win in the men's high jump with a clearance of 2.03 meters.

On the women's side, Adrienne Washington was named the CCC Women's Most Valuable Performer after scoring 35 points across several events. She claimed the long jump title with a mark of 5.94 meters to meet the NAIA "A" Standard and added a second-place finish in the javelin at 43.21 meters, also hitting the "A" mark. Skotlyn Hill secured another conference title for EOU with a dominant run in the 400-meter hurdles, finishing in 1:01.11 to surpass the "A" Standard and rank No. 8 nationally.

Eastern Oregon's women's team placed third overall with 125.5 points, capping an impressive all-around performance at the 2025 CCC Championships.

The Mountaineers now shift their focus to the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships, set for May 21–23 at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana.
 

• Men 100m – Jayce Bartley, 11th, 10.97

• Women 100m – Nora Roscoe, 4th, 12.14

• Women 100m – Sara McKen, 6th, 12.24

• Women 100m – Taylor Joyce, 11th, 12.46

• Women 100m – Karina DeYoung, 12th, 12.48

• Women 100m – Daisy Arellano-Rangel, 21st, 12.77

• Men 200m – Osman Osman, 3rd, 21.76

• Men 200m – Jayce Bartley, 11th, 22.56

• Women 200m – Nora Roscoe, 4th, 25.01

• Women 200m – Adrienne Washington, 8th, 25.68

• Women 200m – Karina DeYoung, 13th, 26.16

• Women 200m – Taylor Joyce, 15th, 26.36

• Women 200m – Madisen Douglas, 16th, 26.38

• Women 200m – Sara McKen, 17th, 26.79

• Men 400m Hurdles – Bryson Spears, 2nd, 54.37

• Men 400m Hurdles – Evan Gunning, 4th, 55.76

• Men 400m Hurdles – Ryan Robinson, 6th, 56.15

• Men 400m Hurdles – Benson Lawson, 8th, 57.03

• Women 400m Hurdles – Skotlyn Hill, 1st, 1:01.11

• Women 400m Hurdles – Gracie Birkinbine, 6th, 1:09.11

• Women 400m Hurdles – Aliviah Mode, 13th, 1:12.42

• Women 400m Hurdles – Sydney Peck, DNS

• Men 800m – Austin Uhl, 1st, 1:52.35

• Men 800m – James Thatcher, 13th, 1:57.93

• Women 800m – Carlee Jensen, 5th, 2:17.64

• Women 800m – Riley Morris, 10th, 2:19.82

• Women 800m – Mattie Woodbury, 14th, 2:24.94

• Men 5000m – George Showers, 7th, 15:06.99

• Men 5000m – Justin Ash, 8th, 15:13.26

• Men 5000m – Grady Greenwood, 9th, 15:13.32

• Men 5000m – Thomas Ogden, 11th, 15:24.05

• Women 5000m – Kaleah Hines, 5th, 18:26.94

• Women 5000m – Sadie McCoy, 12th, 19:15.73

• Men 10000m – Thomas Ogden, 6th, 31:54.12

• Men 10000m – Hunter Marlatt, 13th, 33:43.91

• Men Discus Throw – Mark Church, 1st, 49.33m

• Men Discus Throw – Tanner Nett, 3rd, 47.08m

• Men Discus Throw – Myer Whitmore, 6th, 40.80m

• Women Discus Throw – Isabella Pederson, 12th, 34.20m

• Women Discus Throw – Norah Brooks, 13th, 33.78m

• Women Discus Throw – Eve Moore, 14th, 33.73m

• Men High Jump – Tyler Jones, 1st, 2.03m

• Men High Jump – Justin Krabbenhoft, 3rd, 1.97m

• Men High Jump – Judson Mansfield, 12th, 1.72m

• Women High Jump – Adrienne Washington, 4th, 1.63m

• Men Javelin Throw – Judson Mansfield, 9th, 46.84m

• Women Javelin Throw – Adrienne Washington, 2nd, 43.21m

• Women Javelin Throw – Sammy Conley, 4th, 40.83m

• Women Javelin Throw – Madison Macmillan, 6th, 39.43m

• Women Javelin Throw – Jensyn Jacobson, 11th, 32.62m

• Men Long Jump – Justin Krabbenhoft, 5th, 6.72m

• Men Long Jump – Tyler Jones, 15th, 6.05m

• Women Long Jump – Adrienne Washington, 1st, 5.94m

• Women Long Jump – Isabella Pederson, 17th, 4.71m

• Men Pole Vault – Van Vinson, 3rd, 4.75m

• Men Pole Vault – Judson Mansfield, 6th, 4.50m

• Men Pole Vault – TJ Lynch, 10th, 4.20m

• Men Pole Vault – Calvin Lewis, 12th, 4.00m

• Men Pole Vault – Maxon Huxoll, 12th, 4.00m

• Women Pole Vault – Taylor Joyce, 7th, 3.15m

• Women Pole Vault – Harlee Grant, 8th, 2.95m

• Men Shot Put – Tanner Nett, 1st, 17.21m

• Men Shot Put – Myer Whitmore, 6th, 14.40m

• Men Shot Put – Mark Church, 9th, 13.52m

• Men Triple Jump – Benson Lawson, 9th, 12.37m

• Men Triple Jump – Cameron Reich, 11th, 11.68m

• Women Triple Jump – Isabella Pederson, 6th, 10.28m

• Men 4x400m Relay – 1st, 3:13.95 (Krabbenhoft, Riguerio, Manzer, Osman)

• Women 4x400m Relay – 3rd, 3:55.56 (Peck, Douglas, McKen, Roscoe)