Cowgirl Outdoor Track & Field comes in at No. 25 in latest USTFCCCA National Rating Index

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State women's outdoor track & field cracked the top 25 for the first time this outdoor season in the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) National Rating Index, the organization announced Tuesday.

The Cowgirls' No. 25 ranking is the first time they have cracked the top 25 in the first two weeks of the regular season since 2016, when they entered the season ranked No. 24. This is also the fourth straight season OSU has been ranked in the top 25 dating back to 2022.

The Cowgirls come in this week with 100.04 ranking points with Emma Robbins and Annie Molenhouse lead the charge ranked No. 1 in the Hammer Throw and Heptathlon, respectively. Robbins mark earned her 34.29 ranking points with Molenhouse right behind at 33.78 ranking points.

Katie Chapman and Jamila Isman currently sit No. 10 and No. 13 in the Heptathlon and make up another 21.88 points. Victoria Lagat (No. 16, 5,000 Meters), Kessiah Bemis (No. 20, Heptathlon), Kalen Goodman (No. 33, 400 Meter Hurdles) and Rachel Neaves (No. 35, Hammer Throw) round out the rest of OSU's points.

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