CHADRON, Neb. — The Chadron State track and field team will be competing at the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference indoor track and field championship on Friday and Saturday in Gunnison, Colo.
On Friday the multis will start at 10 a.m., followed by the field events at 10:30 a.m. and the track events at 1:15 p.m. Saturday will start with the continuation of the men's heptathlon at 10 a.m., again following by the field events at 10:30 a.m. and the track events at noon. The RMAC championship will end Saturday with the award presentation at 4:45 p.m.
The meet will be available on a pay-per-view live stream on the RMAC network with live results also available online.
RMAC Meet Info
This weekend's meet with be streamed on the RMAC network on a pay-per-view basis. Day passes are available for $10, which grants the viewer access to a single game for 24 hours.
For fans attending the championships in person, tickets are available at RMACSports.org/Tickets. There will be no cash sales on site, so fans are advised to pre-purchase tickets or pay with a credit card on site.
Links to streams, live stats, and other championship information are located at the top of this article.
By the Numbers
Chadron State will have 31 athletes (17 men and 14 women) competing in the conference meet, with 10 athletes (six men and four women) competing in multiple events.
Each event has 18 participants who had the top 18 marks across the conference throughout the league's indoor season.
CSC's most entered event is the men's 200-meter dash, with four athletes entered. This was also last year's most entered event for the Eagles.
Ones to Watch
Chadron State has multiple RMAC top five athletes in five different events that will be competing this weekend.
Chayton Bynes, ranked first in triple jump, will be competing in both triple jump and long jump. Bynes top marks have been 16.01 meters (52 feet, 6.5 inches) in triple jump, which is a new school record, and 6.89 m (22-7.25) in long jump.
Other events to watch for from the men's side include the 4x400 relay of Christopher Cormier, Ryan Clapper, Kadin Perez and Ayden Hartzell, who are ranked third in the 4x400 relay with a time of 3:14.58.
Clapper and Cormier will also be competing in the 400 meters, in which they are both tied for fourth in the conference.
In the men's heptathlon, Courtney Williams has the second highest score in the RMAC at 4,982 points and could be a contender in the multi event.
On the women's side, Camila Salvucci will compete in triple jump, in which she is ranked second in, with her top mark at 11.93 m (39-1.75). Shelby Ekwall, ranked second in shot put with a throw at 13.81 m (45-3.75) will also be competing in her event.
Men's Entries
Distance Medley — Nate Mann, David West, Kaden Boltz, Wyatt Bly
60 Meters — Joshua St. Jean, Esosa Iyengunmwena, Augustin Chiang
200 Meters — Ryan Clapper, Ayden Hartzell, Esosa Iyengunmwena, Joshua St. Jean
400 Meters — Christopher Cormier, Ryan Clapper, Ayden Hartzell
4x400 Meter Relay — Christopher Cormier, Ryan Clapper, Kadin Perez, Ayden Hartzell
Weight Throw — Caleb Christensen
Long Jump — Chayton Bynes
Triple Jump — Chayton Bynes, Gage Brooks
Shot Put — Casey Miller
Heptathlon — Courtney Williams
Women's Entries
Distance Medley — Kyndall Carnahan, Paige Kehmeier, Zelma Rudd, Lydia Peters
60 Meter Hurdles — Eva Nitschke
400 Meters — Paige Kehmeier
4x400 Meter Relay — Eva Nitschke, Jayda Rahming, Laynie Goertz, Paige Kehmeier
Weight Throw — Sydney Alles, Ashlyn Tapio, Shelby Ekwall
Pole Vault — Madison Clause
Triple Jump — Camila Salvucci
Shot Put — Shelby Ekwall, Ashlyn Tapio, Kristie Jordan
Pentathlon — Kailey Klein
