Women's Track & Field | 2/22/2026 3:34:00 PM

OPSU Women's Results
 
LEVELLAND, Texas  — The Oklahoma Panhandle State women's track & field squad concluded its indoor season at South Plains College on Saturday, where the Aggies set four school records and took home one event win.
 
School Records Set

• Ashlynn Perez – 60-meters
• Carolina Valenzuela – Mile, 800-meters
• Brittney Carrasco – Weight Throw

The win came from Carolina Valenzuela in the mile, who took first out of five with a PR and school-record performance of 5:41.28. Shania Chavez and Lillyan Gerow also ran in the race, finishing neck-and-neck just above 6:01.00.
 
In the 60-meter prelims, Ashlynn Perez broke her own program record by coming in at 7.99 seconds. The sprinter finished fifth in the finals with a time of 8.09 seconds. Akia Bowens also made finals, crossing in 8.46 seconds.
 
Brittney Carrasco demolished her school record in the weight throw by nearly a full meter, closing with a distance of 13.03 meters. Meanwhile, Avery Brown led the Aggies in the shot put by posting a mark of 9.42 meters.
 
Ki'Anna Jones notched a PR and came within 0.5 seconds of the school record in the 600-meters by finishing in 1:42.66.
 
Jones joined Valenzuela, Chavez and Gerow as Aggies who also competed in the 800-meters, where Valenzuela broke her own record with a time 2:33.28 to grab seventh of 14 runners. Jones took eighth at 2:34.13, and Chavez nabbed a spot in the top 10.
 
Head coach Cyrus Hall highlighted Jones' performances, noting that he has set a high standard for the runner and that Jones came through with "a really good day."
 
Paizlie Reyna-Mata set a personal record in the 800-meters with a mark of 26.58 seconds to take fifth of eight runners. Behind Reyna-Mata were Breyanna Kemp and Perez, bunching up under 27.00 seconds to take sixth and seventh, respectively.
 
Neo Trim participated in the triple jump for the first time, notching a top mark of 9.38 meters.  
 
Coach Hall's Thoughts: "I'm pretty happy with how today went. The women are bummed out, we didn't have anybody qualify for Nationals this year, indoors. Some of that's the training, I changed the training this year. I'm trying to do some different things with them to hopefully get a bigger pop outdoors."
 
"We ran pretty well today, I think we're getting really close to being where we want to be, so I wouldn't be surprised if first outdoor meet, second outdoor meet, we start to look really good. And we looked good today."
 
What's up next: The Aggies are scheduled to begin their outdoor campaign on March 12 in Coffeyville, Kansas.