St. Cloud State Track & Field Set for NSIC Indoor Championships in Mankato

Friday, February 27

Myers Field House • Mankato, Minn.

Noon (Friday) | 9 a.m. (Saturday)

St. Cloud State

NSIC Indoor Championships

Jordyn Tozer @ Snowshoe Open (Minnesota) 2-20-26

Photo by: Jeremiah Rogers

St. Cloud State Track & Field Set for NSIC Indoor Championships in Mankato

2/26/2026 9:43:00 AM | Women's Track & Field

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Huskies compete Friday and Saturday at Myers Field House on campus of Minnesota State

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Track & Field makes its first trip of the season to Mankato on Friday and Saturday for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Indoor Championships, hosted by Minnesota State at Myers Field House. On Friday, field events start at noon and running events start at 1:45 p.m. while on Saturday, the pentathlon begins at 9 a.m. with running events scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m. All-Conference performers will consist of the top three place winners in each event (including relays) from the Conference meet.

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FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Live results will be provided by Hero's Timing.

Fans attending the championship can purchase tickets at the door the day of the event. For fans that cannot make it to Mankato, events will be streamed on the NSIC Network for a charge of $10 per day.  Fans are encouraged to purchase access prior to the start of events as an account will need to be set up in order to access the championship. FAQ and troubleshooting information is available on the NSIC Network Help page.

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

TEAMS AT THE MEET
Augustana, Bemidji State, Concordia-St. Paul, Jamestown, Minnesota Duluth, Minnestota State, Minot State, MSU Moorhead, Northern State, Sioux Falls, Southwest Minnesota State, St. Cloud State, UMary, Wayne State, Winona State

HUSKIES IN THE MEET
60 meters (prelims – 3:15 p.m. Friday | finals – 3:20 p.m. Saturday) – Zaria Stapleton
200 meters (prelims – 4:45 p.m. Friday | finals – 4:20 p.m. Saturday) – Jenna Marxhausen
400 meters (prelims – 2:15 p.m. Friday | finals – 2:40 p.m. Saturday) – Jenna Marxhausen
600 meters (prelims – 2:45 p.m. Friday | finals – 3 p.m. Saturday) – Abbygail Nunez, Jillian Kneisler
4x400 meter relay (5:30 p.m. Saturday) – Jenna Marxhausen/Efe Ottah/Jillian Kneisler/Abbygail Nunez
Distance medley relay (5:15 p.m. Friday) – Abbygail Nunez/Efe Ottah/Jillian Kneisler/MerriAnna Johnson
High jump (4 p.m. Friday) – Elena Martinez-Rodriguez, Kinsey Mohwinkle
Pole vault (3:30 p.m. Friday) – Lauren Woelfel
Long jump (Noon Friday) – Myesha Thompson
Triple jump (1:30 p.m. Saturday) – Elena Martinez-Rodriguez, Kinsey Mohwinkle
Weight throw (1 p.m. Friday) – Kim Feller, Mackenzie McMahon
Pentathlon (Saturday) – Jordyn Tozer
                  60 hurdles (9 a.m)
                  High jump (~9:45 a.m.)
                  Shot put (~11:30 a.m.)
                  Long jump (12:15 p.m.)
                  800 meters (TBD)

PR SPOTLIGHT
MerriAnna Johnson (mile) 5:38.60 --> 5:37.71
Zoe Klocksien (200 meters) 28.09 --> 27.59
Elena Martinez-Rodriguez (triple jump) 10.97m/36-0 --> 11.35m/37-3
Jenna Marxhausen (indoor 200 meters) 26.23 --> 26.12
Jenna Marxhausen (400 meters) 1:00.75 --> 1:00.64
Abbygail Nunez (600 meters) 1:42.86 --> 1:42.28
Efe Ottah (200 meters) 26.64 --> 26.13
Jordyn Tozer (200 meters) 29.96 --> 29.55
Jordyn Tozer (60 hurdles) 11.44 --> 10.84
Jocie Wheeler (mile) 5:53.85 --> 5:46.04
Lauren Woelfel (pole vault) 3.60m/11-9.75 --> 3.62m/11-10.5

LAST TIME OUT
St. Cloud State Track & Field set 11 new personal best marks at the Snowshoe Open, hosted by Minnesota at the Minnesota Fieldhouse in Minneapolis on Feb. 20. The Huskies also posted one event win and tallied 15 top-10 finishes.

For the second week in a row and fourth time this season, graduate jumper Elena Martinez-Rodriguez (Madrid, Spain) won a high jump. She also set a new personal best in the triple jump (11.35m/37-3) in the first time she contested the event indoors, earning a runner up finish. For the third consecutive week, junior sprinter Jenna Marxhausen (Two Harbors, Minn.) finished the 200 meters (26.12 – indoor best) and 400 (1:00.64) in personal best times. Her 200 time was the third fastest at the meet. Sophomore Lauren Woelfel (Becker, Minn.) recorded a new personal best in the pole vault, clearing 3.62m/11-10.5 to finish fifth.

In the sprints, freshmen Efe Ottah (26.13), Zoe Klocksien (27.59) and Jordyn Tozer (29.55) also set new personal bests in the 200. Tozer also set a new personal record in the 60 hurdles (10.84).

In the distance events, sophomore Abbygail Nunez (South St. Paul, Minn.) ran a new PB in the 600 (1:42.28) while sophomore MerriAnna Johnson (Osceola, Wis.) and freshman Campbell Slattery (Big Lake, Minn.) each ran new personal bests in the mile running 5:37.71 and 5:46.04 respectively.

St. Cloud State at the Snowshoe Open (Minnesota)
Friday, Feb. 20, 2026 | Minnesota Fieldhouse | Minneapolis

HUSKIES IN THE MEET
60 meters (prelims)
11. Myesha Thompson - 7.93
12. Zaria Stapleton - 7.96

200 meters
3. Jenna Marxhausen - 26.12 IDPR
4. Efe Ottah - 26.13 PR
18. Zoe Klocksien - 27.59 PR
21. Aliyah Horton - 28.22
27. Jordyn Tozer - 29.55 PR

400 meters
7. Jenna Marxhausen - 1:00.64 PR
10. Jillian Kneisler - 1:02.79

600 meters
7. Abbygail Nunez - 1:42.28 PR
9. Jillian Kneisler - 1:45.28

Mile
14. MerriAnna Johnson - 5:37.71 PR
16. Jocie Wheeler - 5:46.04 PR

3,000 meters
24. Campbell Slattery - 12:02.73

60 hurdles (prelims)
19. Olivia Witt - 10.58
21. Jordyn Tozer - 10.84 PR

High jump
1. Elena Martinez-Rodriguez - 1.60m/5-3
T4. Kinsey Mohwinkle - 1.50m/4-11
T8. Zoe Klocksien - 1.40m/4-7
11. Jordyn Tozer - 1.40m/4-7

Pole vault
5. Lauren Woelfel - 3.62m/11-10.5 PR
10. Olivia Witt - 2.72m/8-11

Long jump
6. Zaria Stapleton - 5.16m/16-11.25
8. Myesha Thompson - 5.06m/16-7.25
17. Ava Wilmanns - 4.45m/14-7.25

Triple jump
2. Elena Martinez-Rodriguez - 11.35m/37-3 PR
9. Kinsey Mohwinkle - 10.46m/34-4

Weight throw
14. Kim Feller - 14.02m/46-0

Team Scores:
No team scores

Results (Wayzata Results)
Results (TFRRS)

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 heading into the season.

"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 coming into the season.

"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

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