Tarleton State Track and Field has qualified three women for the 2026 NCAA Division I Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon, set for June 10-13. Returning participants Ochonogor and Cameron aim to maintain their All-American status, while Roy makes her individual debut. This marks an improvement from last year's two individual qualifiers, showcasing the team's growth and dedication through challenges faced throughout the season. Coach Bobby Carter praised the athletes for their relentless work and resilience. The upcoming championship presents a significant opportunity for these athletes to shine on a national stage.

By the Numbers
  • Ochonogor enters with a jump of 6.51 meters, ranking fifth after the NCAA West First Round.
  • Cameron holds the 11th spot in the 100-meter field, with seven returners from last year's final.
  • Roy's school-record time of 20.83 seconds ranks her 18th in the 200 meters field.
State of Play
  • Cameron competes in the 100 meters semifinals on June 11 at 6:25 PM.
  • Ochonogor will jump in the long jump event on June 11 at 6:40 PM.
  • Roy runs the 200 meters semifinals on June 11 at 7:29 PM.
What's Next

Expect these athletes to aim for top placements in their events, with particular focus on advancing to finals on Saturday. Each competitor has qualified with impressive times and marks, heightening the anticipation for their performance at the championships. Their results will not only impact personal accolades but also enhance the program's visibility on a national level.

Bottom Line

With three talented women representing Tarleton State at nationals, the potential for strong performances is high. Their dedication and resilience have brought them this far, setting the stage for a significant competitive impact that could redefine the program's future in track and field.