Evergreen State College ranks 75th in the 2025-26 Learfield Directors' Cup standings for the NAIA, with 165.5 points accumulated from winter postseason competitions. Notable achievements include Izabelle Trefts winning her third NAIA Championship in the women's 3,000-meter race walk, setting the fastest collegiate time in history. The women's wrestling team placed 15th in their championship, and Horacio Godinez became Evergreen's first men's wrestling All-American, placing eighth in his weight class.

By the Numbers
  • Evergreen earned 165.5 points in the Learfield Directors' Cup standings.
  • Izabelle Trefts recorded the fastest 3,000-meter women's race walk time in NAIA history at 13:11.95.
State of Play
  • Evergreen placed 12th at the NAIA Indoor Track and Field Championships.
  • Shannon Workinger and Haley Le were named NAIA All-Americans in women's wrestling.
What's Next

The final standings for the Learfield Directors' Cup will be updated after the completion of all spring sports championships, which could further affect Evergreen's ranking based on upcoming performances.

Bottom Line

Evergreen's solid performance in winter sports underscores its potential for future growth in the NAIA, especially with standout athletes paving the way for continued success.