The first rankings are out and the New Mexico Women’s Track and Field team is ranked 2^nd in the nation with 48 points, behind USC’s 66 points, and ahead of Florida’s 47 points, Texas A&M’s 43 points, Arkansas’s 34 points, and Oregon’s 30 points. That is some impressive company, ladies. Boise State was 19^th in the nation with 13 points. Rankings are based on the amount of points individuals and relays would earn based on their national rankings. Here are the athletes who have already put themselves in the top-ten all time for their schools early track and field season.

Colorado State

Senior Kelcey Bedard ranks second in the NCAA in the women’s hammer with a mark of 64.30 meters (210 ft 1 inch). Her mark is the No. 2 mark on CSU’s all-time outdoor list and the No. 4 mark on the Mountain West’s all-time list.

Jackson Morris won the men’s javelin by over 40 feet with his throw of 68.05 meters (223 ft 3 inches) and missed the school record by eight inches. That mark is second on CSU’s all-time outdoor list. I’m guessing that record is going down this season.

Shadae Lawrence’s Colorado State debut put her No. 5 mark on the all-time Mountain West list and CSU’s all-time outdoor list with a discus throw 56.78 meters (186 ft 3inches).

Aria Tate scored 5,002 points in the heptathlon to rank 10th on CSU’s all-time outdoor list.

Tarynn Sieg’s shot put mark of 15.73 meters (51 ft 7.25 inches) is sixth on CSU’s all-time outdoor list.

Nia Powdrell placed third in a deep women’s long jump group, clearing 5.85 meters (19 ft 2.5 inches) good for seventh on CSU’s all-time outdoor list.

Utah State

Kyle Brost leaped to an event win in the triple jump at 14.94m (49-0.75), which is now third on the all-time outdoor program list.

Kyle Morris pickup event wins in the javelin, 68.41m (224ft 5 inches) and shot put 18.11m (59 ft 5 inches ) and is now fourth on the all-time outdoor program list in the javelin and eighth all-time in the shot put.

Freshman Jenny Bitner won the javelin throw in her collegiate debut with a heave of 45.30m (148 ft 7 inches), which is now fifth all-time in outdoor program history.

Freshman Mica Rivera, in her collegiate debut, won the 3,000 meter-run with a time of 9:54.04, which is now eighth all-time in outdoor program history.

Freshman Sarah Angwin, threw the javelin 42.48m (139 ft 4 inches), which is now ninth all-time.

Wyoming

Kacey Doner picked up an event win in the 3,000m steeplechase with an altitude-adjusted time of 10:42.83, which is the third-best time in school history.

Jerayah Davis leaped to a personal-best distance of 5.99 meters (19 feet 8 inches) for the fourth-best mark in school history.

Katelyn Mitchem ran 10:55.33 in the steeplechase for the fifth-best time in school history.

Ana George cleared 3.11 meters (10 ft 2.5 inches) in the pole vault for tenth-best mark in school history.

Nevada

Nicola Ader moved into third all-time at Nevada in the long jump with a leap of 6.02 meters (19 ft inches). The jump is over a foot further than her previous personal record of 18 ft 7.75 inches.

Emily Costello’s 24.16 in the 200m places her fourth all-time.

Freshman Emily Costello’s time of 55.93 in the 400 meters moves her into sixth all-time at Nevada.

Freshman Gabby Fraser lept 11.71 meters (38 ft 5 inches) in the triple jump. The mark is the ninth-best in Nevada history.

San Diego State

Nyjari McNeil’s 800 meter time of 2:07.20 was good for the freshman record and the fifth best time in school history.

Air Force

Terrell Bradford ran the 200 meters in 21.23 which is good for sixth all-time.

Mahala Norris ran the 1500 meters in 4:30.51, which is the eighth all-time.

Mikayla Gallagher ran 3000 meters in 10:03.82 which is the ninth all-time.

Sydney Hansen finished the 3000 meter steeplechase in 11:48.27, which was good the ninth all-time.

San Jose State

Kai Bohannon’s time of 10:58.26 in the 3000-meter steeplechase places her in second spot at San Jose State.

Jeanette Zambrano’s time of 4:30.65 in the 1500 meters is now second on the Spartans’ all-time list.

San Diego State

Nyjari McNeil’s 800 meter time of 2:07.20 was good for the freshman record and the fifth best time in school history.