The Oklahoma State track and field teams brought home several outstanding performances at the Oregon Team Invitational, finishing fourth overall. Brian Musau achieved a personal-best of 3:39.27 in the men's 1,500m, ranking ninth in OSU history. Kaylie Politza stood out for the Cowgirls with her third-place finish and personal-best of 4:12.66 in the women's 1,500m, also placing ninth in program history. Additional highlights include impressive showings in various events, particularly a third-place throw by Michael Lunsford in men's Shot Put and dominating performances from freshmen in the women’s 800m. The men's 4x400m relay team clinched victory with a time of 3:06.01, tying for the seventh-fastest in program history.

By the Numbers
  • Brian Musau's 1,500m time of 3:39.27 ranks ninth in OSU history.
  • Katie Chapman's 100m hurdles time of 13.90 seconds earned her the second position.
  • Madi Surber's steeplechase time of 10:12.22 ranks fourth in program history.
  • Michael Lunsford's shot put distance of 18.01 meters ranks fourth all-time for OSU.
State of Play
  • The men's and women's teams both secured fourth place at the invitational!
  • Freshmen swimmers are emerging as top competitors, particularly in the women's 800m and field events.
What's Next

The Cowboys and Cowgirls will participate in a tri-meet weekend, starting with the John McDonnell Invitational in Arkansas and followed by the Drake Relays in Iowa and the OU O Ring Alumni Open in Oklahoma. Upcoming events will provide further opportunities to showcase their talents.

Bottom Line

The Oklahoma State track and field teams demonstrated depth and skill in Eugene, highlighted by personal bests and significant program rankings. Continuous support and development of freshman talent will be crucial as the teams move forward in their season.