MARION, Ind. – Eastern Oregon wrapped up the season on Friday, competing in their final six events of the 2025 NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships.

In the team standings, the men's team finished in a six-way tie for 7th overall with a total of 26 points. The women's team finished in a five-way tie for 17th with 14 points.
The Mounties had four athletes earn All-American honors in Friday's events, bringing the total to seven All-Americans over the three-day meet.

"Very proud of the athletes this week. Weather conditions were challenging at times, but they were able to rise above that, stay positive, and remain focused. As a result, we had some outstanding performances.
Adrienne competed very well in a strong field of heptathlon athletes and was a bit beat up in today's high jump, but still had plenty to be proud of. Skotlyn was able to overcome a rough start in the first two hurdles to come on strong and secure her first All-American honor. Sadie was feeling the effects of a hard-run prelim in the final but still finished above her seed. Riley Morris had an outstanding meet—she shattered her own personal best, the program record, and earned All-American honors."
On the men's side, every guy who was seeded to score not only did so, but finished higher than projected.
Justin Ash overcame a hard fall at the beginning of the second lap in the steeplechase. Despite that, he got up to run a small personal best. George also fought hard to finish 10th after being seeded 15th.
Tanner Nett capped off a standout career with a strong performance.
Overall, very proud of all their efforts!" – Coach Ben Welch
 

Women's Track Results:

3000-Meter Steeplechase: Sadie McCoy placed 14th overall with a time of 11:32.51.
1500 Meters: Riley Morris broke an EOU school record with her time of 4:28.07 and earned All-American honors with a 4th-place finish.
400-Meter Hurdles: Skotlyn Hill earned All-American honors by finishing 4th with a time of 1:00.97.

Women's Field:

High Jump: Adrienne Washington placed 21st with a jump of 1.61 meters.

Men's Track Results:

3000-Meter Steeplechase: Justin Ash earned All-American honors by placing 3rd with a time of 9:05.77. He was followed by George Showers, who finished 10th with a time of 9:19.4.

Men's Field Results:

Shot Put: Tanner Nett earned All-American honors with a throw of 17.55 meters, placing 3rd.
Pole Vault: Van Vinson placed 12th with a jump of 4.60 meters.

2025 All-Americans:
Justin Ash: 3,000-Meter Steeplechase (3rd place, 9:05.77)

Skotlyn Hill: 400-Meter Hurdles (4th place, 1:00.97)

Tyler Jones: High Jump (3rd place, 2.04 meters)

Justin Krabbenhoft: Decathlon (2nd place, 6,948 points)

Riley Morris: 1500 Meters (4th place, 4:28.07)

Tanner Nett: Shot Put (3rd place, 17.55 meters)

Adrienne Washington: Heptathlon (5th place, 4,760 points)