St. Cloud State Track & Field Set for CSB Invitational

Friday, January 30

The Donald McNeely Spectrum • Collegeville, Minn.

4:30 p.m. (Field) | 5 p.m. (Track)

St. Cloud State

CSB Invitational

Kim Feller @ Tommie Indoor Invitational (UST) 1-16-26

Photo by: St. Thomas Athletics

1/29/2026 7:20:00 PM | Women's Track & Field

Huskies will make short trip to Collegeville Friday

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Track & Field will make a short trip to Collegeville for the CSB Invitational, hosted by Saint Benedict and Saint John's at The Donald McNeely Spectrum on Friday. Field events are scheduled to begin at 4:30 p.m. with running events to follow at 5 p.m.

Meet Information / Schedule

FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Live results will be provided by Wayzata Results.

Links to coverage options will be available on the SCSU Track & Field meet day central and schedule page.

TEAMS AT THE MEET
Bethel, Northwestern-St. Paul, Saint Benedict, St. Cloud State

HUSKIES IN THE MEET
60 meters (5:15 p.m. – prelims | 6:10 p.m. – finals) – Zaria Stapleton, Zoe Klocksien, Aliyah Horton, Jordyn Tozer, Olivia Witt
200 meters (6:50 p.m.) – Efe Ottah, Jenna Marxhausen, Zaria Stapleton
400 meters (5:45 p.m.) – Jenna Marxhausen, Efe Ottah
800 meters (6:30 p.m.) – Abbygail Nunez, Campbell Slattery
1,000 meters 6:40 p.m.) – MerriAnna Johnson
Mile (5:30 p.m.) – MerriAnna Johnson, Campbell Slattery
3,000 meters (7:10 p.m.) – Jocie Wheeler
High jump (4:30 p.m.) – Elena Martinez-Rodriguez, Kinsey Mohwinkle, Zoe Klocksien
Pole vault (4:30 p.m.) – Olivia Witt
Long jump (4:30 p.m.) – Myesha Thompson, Aliyah Horton, Ava Wilmanns, Jordyn Tozer
Shot put (4:30 p.m.) – Jordyn Tozer
Weight throw (4:30 p.m.) – Kim Feller, Mackenzie McMahon

PR SPOTLIGHT
Aliyah Horton (200 meters) 28.93 --> 28.15
Aliyah Horton (Long jump) 4.93m/16-2.25 --> 4.98m/16-4.25
Zoe Klocksien (Long jump) 4.99m/16-4.5 --> 5.00m/16-5
Elena Martinez-Rodriguez (Long jump) 5.11m/16-9.25 --> 5.42m/17-9.5
Jenna Marxhausen (60 meters) 8.51 --> 8.44
Abbygail Nunez (1,000 meters) =3:10.41
Efe Ottah (200 meters) 26.86 --> 26.64
Campbell Slattery (800 meters) 2:47.28 --> 2:45.47
Jocie Wheeler (800 meters) 2:47.32 --> 2:47.12
Olivia Witt (Pole vault) 2.50m/8-2.5 --> 2.75m/9-0.25

LAST TIME OUT
St. Cloud State Track & Field sophomore Lauren Woelfel (Becker, Minn.) won the pole vault, setting a new meet record in the process at the Vanessa Seljeskog Classic, hosted by Macalester at the Leonard Center in St. Paul on January 24. The Huskies posted one event win, 10 new personal bests and two season best marks in their second consecutive weekend in the capital city.

Woelfel cleared 3.35m/10-11.75 in the pole vault, taking down the previous meet record of 3.30m. She has won the pole vault in both meets she has competed in this season. Junior hurdler/pole vaulter/jumper Olivia Witt (Delano, Minn.) set a new personal best in the event, clearing 2.75m/9-0.25.

In the long jump, the Huskies set four new personal bests and two season best marks. Junior sprinter/jumper Myesha Thompson (Mount Horeb, Wis.) finished second after leaping a new season best 5.51m/18-1. Graduate jumper Elena Martinez-Rodriguez (Madrid, Spain) was fourth after jumping a personal best 5.42m/17-9.5, while freshman Zoe Klocksien and Aliyah Horton also recorded new personal bests after jumping 5.00m/16-5 and 4.98m/16-4.25 respectively. Additionally, sophomore jumper/sprinter Kinsey Mohwinkle (Aplington, Iowa) recorded a new personal best in the event (4.98m/16-4.25).

Freshman Efe Ottah finished second in the 200 meters after running a new personal best time (26.64) while Horton also ran a new personal best time in the event (28.15). Junior sprinter Jenna Marxhausen (Two Harbors, Minn.) finished the 60 meters in a new personal best time of 8.44.

On the distance side, freshman distance runners Campbell Slattery (Big Lake, Minn.) and Jocie Wheeler (Annandale, Minn.) each ran new personal bests in the 800 meters. Slattery finished the half mile in 2:45.47, while Wheeler completed the race in 2:47.12. In the 1,000 meters, sophomore distance runner Abbygail Nunez (South St. Paul, Minn.) finished sixth after tying her personal best time of 3:10.41.

St. Cloud State at the Vanessa Seljeskog Classic (Macalester)
Jan. 24, 2026 | Leonard Center | St. Paul, Minn.

60 meters (prelims)
19. Efe Ottah - 8.26
27. Jenna Marxhausen - 8.44 PR

200 meters
2. Efe Ottah - 26.64 PR
6. Jenna Marxhausen - 27.13
15. Zaria Stapleton - 27.64
18. Aliyah Horton - 28.15 PR
24. Zoe Klocksien - 28.37

800 meters
20. Campbell Slattery - 2:45.47 PR
21. Jocie Wheeler - 2:47.12 PR

1,000 meters
6. Abbygail Nunez - 3:10.41 =PR
15. MerriAnna Johnson - 3:22.67

Mile
32. Jocie Wheeler - 5:57.29
42. Campbell Slattery - 6:13.28

High jump
t8. Kinsey Mohwinkle - 1.45m/4-9

Pole vault
1. Lauren Woelfel - 3.35m/10-11.75 MR
t9. Olivia Witt - 2.75m/9-0.25 PR

Long jump
2. Myesha Thompson - 5.51m/18-1 SB
4. Elena Martinez-Rodriguez - 5.42m/17-9.5 PR
13. Zoe Klocksien - 5.00m/16-5 PR
14. Aliyah Horton - 4.98m/16-4.25 PR
15. Kinsey Mohwinkle - 4.98m/16-4.25 SB
23. Zaria Stapleton - 4.62m/15-2
28. Ava Wilmanns - 4.51m/14-9.75

Shot put
27. Jordyn Tozer - 9.30m/30-6.25

Weight throw
8. Kim Feller - 13.75m/45-1.5
37. Mackenzie McMahon - 9.63m/31-7.25

Team Scores:
8^th of 15 teams (38.33 points)

Results (Wayzata Results)
Results (TFRRS)
Results (PDF)

NSIC ATHLETES TO WATCH
Sophomore thrower Kim Feller (East Helena, Mont.) and sophomore sprinter Zaria Stapleton (Nassau, Bahamas) were named the preseason athletes to watch by the NSIC.

Feller, the Huskies field athlete to watch, competes in the weight throw and shot put during the indoor season and has personal bests of 11.55m/37-10.75 and 8.97m/29-5.25 respectively.

"Kim has really developed physically over the past year," said third year head coach Gabrielle Brown. "She's stronger, more explosive, and confident in her technique. That growth is showing in every throw, and I think she's ready to turn that progress into big results."

Stapleton, the Huskies track athlete to watch, competes in the 60 meters, the 200 and long jump during indoors and comes into the season with personal bests of 8.05, 27.47 (indoor) and 4.90m/16-1 respectively.

"Last year Zaria was learning what it takes at this level; now she is locked in as she has gained clarity and experience," said Brown. "Zaria has brought a different kind of focus and energy, you can tell she's ready to make some noise in the sprints and jumps."

NSIC Release

PRESEASON POLLING
SCSU Track & Field was picked to finish 15^th in the 2025-26 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Indoor Track & Field Preseason Coaches' Poll as announced by the league office on December 4. The Huskies finished 14^th at the 2024-25 NSIC Indoor Track & Field Championships.

"What excites me most about this group is the balance we have, with a talented freshman class that's eager to learn, a sophomore group that's starting to hit their stride and upperclassmen who've really embraced leadership," said third year head coach Gabrielle Brown. "You can feel the energy and unity."

NSIC Release

SCHEDULE RELEASE
St. Cloud State Track & Field has announced its complete schedule ahead of the 2025-26 season. The Huskies will compete in nine regular season meets during the indoor and outdoor seasons before the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Championships on Feb. 27-28 (indoor) and May 7-9 (outdoor).

Complete 2025-26 SCSU Track & Field Schedule

All 10 indoor meets are in Minnesota and the NSIC Indoor Track & Field Championships will be hosted by Minnesota State at Myers Field House in Mankato. Six of the 10 outdoor meets are out-of-state with the team taking trips to Iowa (three times), Kansas, Missouri and North Dakota. The NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championships will be hosted in Duluth by Minnesota Duluth at Malosky Stadium.

The Huskies open the indoor season with two meets before winter break, traveling to Minneapolis for the M City Classic (Dec. 5) and Duluth for the The Opener (Dec. 13.) When SCSU returns from break, they begin a stretch of eight straight weeks of meets beginning in St. Paul for back-to-back weekends – Tommie Indoor Invitational (Jan. 16) and the Vanessa Seljeskog Classic (Jan. 24) before the team splits up to go to the St. Olaf Invitational & Multi (Jan. 30-31) and the CSB Quad (Jan. 31) to close out January. To open February, the Huskies head to the Gopher Classic (Feb. 7), CSB Invitational (Feb. 14) and Snowshoe Open (Feb. 20) before the indoor season culminates with the NSIC Championships (Feb. 27-28) in Mankato.

After getting two weekends off after indoor season, SCSU opens its outdoor season with four out-of-state meets starting in Missouri at the Miner Invitational (March 20-21) before heading to Kansas (ESU Spring Open – March 27), Iowa (Luther Invitational – April 3) and North Dakota (NDSU Spring Classic – April 10). The Huskies then return to Minnesota for the first time during the outdoor season to compete in Collegeville (CSB Invitational – April 18) and Minneapolis (Gary Wilson Invitational - April 22). SCSU then splits up in Des Moines, Iowa for the Viking Classic (April 24) and the Drake Relays (April 24-26) before closing out the regular season in St. Paul (Meet of the UnSaintly – May 1). The NSIC Outdoor Championships will be in Duluth May 7-9.

*Note – Schedule is subject to change, stay up to date with changes on the Track & Field schedule page

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