Tarleton State Women’s Track and Field has advanced three athletes to the NCAA Championships following a successful final day at the NCAA West First Rounds. Victoria Cameron and Lauren Roy joined Prestina Ochonogor in securing their spots. Cameron, returning for her second consecutive outdoor NCAA Championship, set a personal best and school record in the 100 meters, while Roy recorded a new school 200 meters record in her NCAA debut. This marks a new record for the program, with three individual qualifiers surpassing last year's count.

By the Numbers
  • Cameron's 100-meter time of 11.00 seconds ranks fifth overall in the West region.
  • Roy's 200-meter time of 22.83 seconds is currently the 10th fastest in the West Region.
State of Play
  • Cameron and Roy are set to compete in the NCAA Championships from June 10-13 in Eugene, Oregon.
  • Ochonogor has also qualified and will join the other two athletes in competition.
What's Next

The athletes are preparing for their respective events, with Cameron competing in the 100 meters semifinals and Roy in the 200 meters semifinals. Both will aim to secure positions in the finals on June 13. Ochonogor is also expected to perform strongly in the long jump on June 11.

Bottom Line

This is a historic achievement for Tarleton State, reflecting the hard work and resilience of its athletes. The outcomes in Eugene have the potential to elevate the program's reputation on the national stage.