By: A.J. Vazquez, Strategic Communications & Marketing Intern

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's 15 head track & field coaches named New Mexico Highlands University senior Patreece Clarke and junior Rojrika Campbell, Colorado School of Mines freshman Violet Williams, and Colorado State University Pueblo's head coach Matt Morris the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women's Indoor Track & Field end-of-season award winners, announced Thursday. 

Patreece Clarke is the Women's Track Athlete of the Year after a dominant indoor campaign. The Clarendon, Jamaica native opened the postseason by taking first in the 60-meter hurdles in 8.20, a new RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championship meet record. She finished second in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.47. Clarke capped off her indoor season by winning the 60-meter hurdles at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field in 8.13. She finished nearly two-tenths of a second ahead of national runner-up Morgan Coverson-Springs from Claflin University.

Rojrika Campbell was named Field Athlete of the Year after earning All-RMAC honors in all three jumping events at the 2026 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championship. The product of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, was conference runner-up in triple jump with 11.89 meters. She also placed third in the high jump at 1.63 meters and in the long jump at 5.70 meters. 

Violet Williams was selected freshman of the year after an outstanding indoor season in both track and field events. Williams opened the season by breaking the Colorado School of Mines long jump record with a leap of 6.21 meters. Hailing from Prescott, Arizona, Williams was an RMAC Champion in the 4x400-meter relay and the long jump, with marks of 3:50.27 and 5.95 meters, respectively. She also finished fourth in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.65.  

In his tenth season as CSU Pueblo's Track & Field head coach, Matt Morris was voted the 2026 Women's Indoor Track & Field Coach of the Year. Under his helm, the Thunderwolves finished fourth at the 2026 NCAA Division II National Championship and had two national champions. The CSU Pueblo distance-medley-relay team of Jadyn Herron, Gabrielle Dunich, Charlotte Young, and Helen Braybrook finished three seconds ahead of national runner-up West Texas A&M University with a time of 11:08.20. Febe Wessels also won a national championship in shot put with her best mark of 16.25 meters. 

The All-RMAC Teams are based on the results of the RMAC Championships. First-, second-, and third-place finishers are named First Team All-RMAC. Fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-place finishers earn Second Team All-RMAC recognition. Members of the first-place relay teams earned First Team All-RMAC honors. Members of the second-place relay teams received Second Team All-RMAC recognition. A full list of All-RMAC honorees is available below.

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs leads the league with 15 total All-RMAC honorees: ten on the first team and five on the second. Western Colorado University has nine honorees. Adams State University, Colorado Mesa University, Colorado School of Mines, and CSU Pueblo each have eight. Black Hills State University and New Mexico Highlands University each have five. Metropolitan State University Denver has two, and Chadron State College and Fort Lewis College each have two. Colorado Christian University has one All-RMAC student-athlete. 
 
2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women's Indoor Track & Field Award Winners
Track Athlete of the Year: Patreece Clarke, New Mexico Highlands
Field Athlete of the Year: Rojrika Campbell, New Mexico Highlands
Freshman of the Year: Violet Willams, Colorado School of Mines
Coach of the Year: Matt Morris, CSU Pueblo
Summit Award: Madison Clause, Chadron State
Track Athlete of the Meet (RMAC Championship): Ashley Barrett, New Mexico Highlands 
Field Athlete of the Meet (RMAC Championship): Rojrika Campbell, New Mexico Highlands
Freshman of the Meet (RMAC Championship): Violet Williams, Colorado School of Mines

Adams State
Lieke Hoogsteen — Senior — 800m — 2:07.7 — First Team
Maggie McCleskey — Senior — Mile — 4:54.6 — First Team
Ava O'Connor — Senior — Mile — 4:55.2 — First Team
Lea Navarro — Junior — 5,000m — 17:59.4 — First Team
Lieke Hoogsteen — Senior — DMR — 11:50.1 — First Team
Isila Apkup — Senior — DMR — 11:50.1 — First Team
Marie Garret — Senior — DMR — 11:50.1 — First Team
Ava O'Connor — Senior — DMR — 11:50.1 — First Team
Clara Keddy — Sophomore — Mile — 5:07.0 — Second Team
Tanya Bouet — Junior — 3,000m — 10:26.2 — Second Team
Keira Damron — Junior — 5,000m — 18:19.2 — Second Team

Black Hills State
Gretchen Adamski — Sophomore — Pole Vault — 3.82m — First Team
Lauryn Bennett — Sophomore — Pole Vault — 3.57m — First Team
Brekkan Lockhart — Junior — Pole Vault — 3.57m — Second Team
Hanah Sullivan — Junior — Shot Put — 13.39m — Second Team
Cassidy Goddard — Sophomore — Weight Throw — 16.63m — Second Team
Hanah Sullivan — Junior — Weight Throw — 16.24m — Second Team

Chadron State
Camila Salvucci — Sophomore — Triple Jump — 12.15m — First Team
Shelby Ekwall — Sophomore — Shot Put — 14.07m — First Team

Colorado Christian
Ella Brinkman — Freshman — Triple Jump — 11.71m — Second Team

Colorado Mesa
Hannah Schissler — Sophomore — 200m — 24.95 — First Team
Kammi Merritt — Sophomore — 400m — 55.69 — First Team
Megan Hodges — Junior — 3,000m — 10:23.20 — First Team
Hannah Schissler — Sophomore — 60m — 7.71 — Second Team
Brooke Miller — Senior — 800m — 2:16.80 — Second Team
Addy Kirkpatrick — Senior — Long Jump — 5.50m — Second Team
Kendra Ritzmann — Sophomore — Triple Jump — 11.47m — Second Team
Augustine Hancock — Senior — Weight Throw — 16.68m — Second Team
Kaitlyn Pearson — Sophomore — Pentathlon — 3,213 points — Second Team

Colorado School of Mines
Imani Fernandez-Gorbea — Senior — 800m — 2:11.8 — First Team
Aani Hardesty — Junior — 4x400 Relay — 3:50.3 — First Team
Elizabeth Prescott — Senior — 4x400 Relay — 3:50.3 — First Team
Imani Fernandez-Gorbea — Senior — 4x400 Relay — 3:50.3 — First Team
Violet Williams — Freshman — 4x400 Relay — 3:50.3 — First Team
Taylor Hindman — Sophomore — Pole Vault — 3.57m — First Team
Violet Williams — Freshman — Long Jump — 5.95m — First Team
Jennifer Jarnagin — Senior — Weight Throw — 19.00m — First Team
Lisa Sutherland — Junior — Pentathlon — 3,485 points — First Team
Violet Williams — Freshman — 60m — 7.65 — Second Team
Aani Hardesty — Junior — 400m — 57.26 — Second Team
Gabriela Boeckman — Freshman — 5,000m — 18:25.6 — Second Team

CSU Pueblo
Charlotte Young — Junior — 800m — 2:13.4 — First Team
Helen Braybrook — Senior — Mile — 5:01.1 — First Team
Jadyn Herron — Senior — 3,000m — 10:22.8 — First Team
Febe Wessels — Senior — Shot Put — 15.56m — First Team
Mary Scoggins — Junior — Pentathlon — 3,327 points — First Team
Leyah Martinez — Junior — 400m — 57.77 — Second Team
Leyah Martinez  — Junior — 4x400 Relay — 3:54.6 — Second Team
Gabrielle Dunich — Senior — 4x400 Relay — 3:54.6 — Second Team 
Charlotte Young — Junior — 4x400 Relay — 3:54.6 — Second Team
Helen Braybrook — Senior — 4x400 Relay — 3:54.6 — Second Team
Jadyn Herron — Senior — DMR — 11:55.3 — Second Team
Riley Wilson — Junior — DMR — 11:55.2 — Second Team
Charlotte Young — Junior — DMR — 11:55.2 — Second Team
Helen Braybrook — Senior — DMR — 11:55.2 — Second Team

Fort Lewis
Eliana Angelino — Freshman — 400m — 56.57 — First Team
Alliyah Molina — Senior — 5,000m — 17:46.6 — First Team

MSU Denver
Delaney Pighetti — Freshman — High Jump — 1.63m — First Team
Kathryn Rust — Sophomore — Pentathlon — 3,227 points — First Team
Odone Omofoma — Sophomore — 60m — 7.72 — Second Team
Odone Omofoma — Sophomore — 200m — 25.51 — Second Team
Kathryn Rust — Sophomore — 60H — 8.78 — Second Team

New Mexico Highlands
Ashley Barrett — Junior — 60m — 7.41 — First Team
Patreece Clarke — Senior — 60m — 7.47 — First Team
Ashley Barrett — Junior — 200m — 24.63 — First Team
Amoya Jamieson — Sophomore — 400m — 55.53 — First Team
Patreece Clarke — Senior — 60H — 8.20 — First Team
Rojrika Cambell — Junior — High Jump — 1.63m — First Team
Rojrika Cambell — Junior — Long Jump — 5.70m — First Team
Rojrika Cambell — Junior — Triple Jump — 11.89m — First Team
Rojrika Cambell — Junior — 60H — 8.84 — Second Team

UCCS
Krissie Sanders — Junior — 60H — 8.50 — First Team
Abigail Frey — Senior — 60H — 8.78 — First Team
Dallis Robinson — Junior — High Jump — 1.68m — First Team
Evelyn McClellan — Freshman — High Jump — 1.63m — First Team
Brooke Peterson — Senior — Pole Vault — 3.92m — First Team
Maylee Thompson — Junior — Long Jump — 5.78m — First Team
Payton Rodgers — Sophomore — Triple Jump — 11.79m — First Team
Savannah Jorgens — Senior — Shot Put — 13.91m — First Team
Savannah Jorgens — Senior — Weight Throw — 19.30m — First Team
Grace Solarin — Junior — Weight Throw — 17.51m — First Team
Kseniya Nikanorov — Junior — 5,000m — 17:45.52 — First Team
Zane Bullock — Junior — 200m — 25.47 — Second Team
Katie Jewell — Freshman — 200m — 25.60 — Second Team
Krissie Sanders — Junior — 400m — 57.17 — Second Team
Emma Montoya — Junior — Mile — 5:06.9 — Second Team
Emma Montoya — Junior — 3,000m — 10:31.5 — Second Team
Kseniya Nikanorov — Junior — 3,000m — 10:33.5 — Second Team
Colette Bibeault — Freshman — 60H — 8.95 — Second Team
Colette Bibeault — Freshman — Pole Vault — 3.57m — Second Team
Madissyn Moore — Senior — Long Jump — 5.68m — Second Team
Paige Cordero — Junior — Long Jump — 5.59m — Second Team
Kathryn Carroll — Senior — Triple Jump — 11.37m — Second Team
Bailey Young — Junior — Shot Put — 13.84m — Second Team
Grace Solarin — Junior — Shot Put — 13.50m — Second Team
Lilyana Delagarza — Junior — Pentathlon — 3,171 points — Second Team

Western Colorado
Myia Dantzler — Senior — 60m — 7.55 — First Team
Myia Dantzler — Senior — 200m — 24.82 — First Team
Lauren Willson — Junior — 3,000m — 10:11.8 — First Team
Nykole Meshew — Junior — High Jump — 1.68m — First Team
Kyla Wolitzky — Freshman — High Jump — 1.63m — First Team
Natalie Kessler — Sophomore — 800m — 2:17.8 — Second Team
Alissa Rall — Freshman — 800m — 2:18.4 — Second Team
Emma Kjellsen — Senior — Mile — 5:07.2 — Second Team
Annaka Rudolph — Freshman — 5,000m — 18:27.0 — Second Team
Addisyn Sweeney — Freshman — Pentathlon — 3,195 points — Second Team

About the RMAC
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, headquartered in Colorado Springs, is a premier NCAA Division II conference with 15 institutions located in Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Utah. The RMAC currently competes in 22 NCAA Division II sports and has earned 71 national championships and 53 national runners-up since 1992. Founded in 1909, the RMAC is the most historic athletic conference in the western United States and Division II.

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