SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – The Shippensburg University women's indoor track & field team travels to Lehigh University this weekend for the 2026 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships, which will be held Saturday and Sunday at Rauch Fieldhouse.
 
Meet information, including ticket information and an event schedule, is available at the championships home page linked above.

This is the third consecutive season and the fourth time overall that the PSAC Indoor Track & Field Championships are being held at Lehigh. The inaugural PSAC indoor championship meet was also held at Rauch Fieldhouse in 2002.

Shippensburg enters the championships with 24 individuals spanning a total of 30 individual entries.
 
Of the Raiders set to compete, 16 of the individual entries are Top 8 seeds (compared to 21 last year and 33 in 2024).
 
The Top 8 finishers in each event will be point scorers toward the team totals.
 
The Raiders have taken home a red trophy as the league runner-up in back-to-back seasons. SU has won nine PSAC Championships in history, with the most recent coming in 2023. Slippery Rock, the projected favorite entering the meet, is seeking its ninth PSAC Championship to equal the Raiders for the most by a school in league history.
 
Championships Coverage:
 
The Leone Timing crew will be providing live results all weekend long, with the link available at the championships home page linked above.
 
SU Sports Information will be providing in-meet updates as best as possible on social media through the team's Instagram account (follow each day's Instagram story @shipxctf) and the Raiders X account (follow @ShipURaiders).
 
Live video coverage will air on the PSAC Digital Network (psacsportsdigitalnetwork.com). The conference will also be posting results to X (follow @PSACTF).
 

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SU's 2026 PSAC Championships Accepted Entries:
The following accepted entries reflect where Shippensburg athletes are listed to compete this weekend. Times are those listed on the accepted entries sheet. Relays are not listed; Shippensburg will compete in the 4x400-meter relay (seeded fourth) and the distance medley relay (seeded fourth).
 
60
5. Izzy Slezak 7.81 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
200
2. Izzy Slezak 25.04 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
4. Emily Calamia 25.23 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
400
4. Alyssa Wert 57.88 (4th in '25, 8th in '24, 14th in '23)
5. Emily Calamia 58.13 (6th in '25)
 
800
6. Mary Stoltz 2:18.68 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
21. Ava Whysong 2:23.47 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
Mile
No entries
 
3K
4. Shaela Kruskie 10:02.39 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
8. Mya Trotty 10:19.76 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
5K
2. Shaela Kruskie 17:30.08 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
11. Victoria Bartholomew 18:20.50 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
60H
6. Madison Malcolm 9.02 (3rd in '25, 10th in '24)
11. Linda Hussein 9.18 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
12. Layla Duggan 9.20 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
19. Camryn Pyle 9.37 (12th in '25)
 
High Jump
T2. Ashley Laukus 5' 8" (1.73m) (3rd in '25, 10th in '24)
T6. Elliot Oliphant 5' 5" (1.65m) (14th in '25, 11th in '24)
T6. Allyson Richwine 5' 5" (1.65m) (8th in '25, 5th in '24, 2nd in '23)
 
Pole Vault
6. Carissa Bender 11' 6 ½" (3.52m) (T-4th in '25, T-7th in '24)
 
Long Jump
10. Riyah Whigham 17' 11 ½" (5.47m) (2nd in '25)
14. Ellie Manyara 17' 8 ¼" (5.39m) (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
Triple Jump
4. Riyah Whigham 37' 10 ¾" (11.55m) (5th in '25)
10. Anne Gardner 36' 5 ¾" (11.12m) (9th in '25)
15. Layla Duggan 36' 0 ¼" (10.98m) (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
17. Ellie Manyara 35' 6 ¾" (10.84m) (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
Shot
13. Caroline Mercer 38' 11 ½" (11.87m) (NM in '25)
17. Makayla Decker 37' 7 ¼" (11.46m) (12th in '25, 7th in '24)
18. Kyra Love 37' 4" (11.38m) (10th in '25)
 
Weight
3. Lauren Bellows 51' 11" (15.82m) (4th in '25, 11th in '24)
 
Pentathlon
T9. Kaitlin Calvello 3013 (PSAC Indoor debut in event)
 
PSAC in the NATIONAL RANKINGS
The following women are ranked among the Top 50 competitors in the nation in their respective event per the NCAA Division II performance list maintained by the Track & Field Results Reporting System (TFRRS).
 
60
T35. Loreena Manser (CAL) 7.57
 
200
31. Loreena Manser (CAL) 24.35
 
400
37. Berna Zukina (EDIN) 55.71
 
800
None
 
Mile
41. Alexis Tepper (BLOOM) 4:54.15
 
3K
None
 
5K
None
 
60 Hurdles
None
 
4x4 Relay
None
 
Distance Medley Relay
42. Bloomsburg 12:17.54 (12:25.44)
 
High Jump
T10. Porschia Bennett (ESU) 5-8.75 (1.75m)
T17. Jada Cole (EDIN) 5-8 (1.73m)
T17. Ashley Laukus (SHIP) 5-8 (1.73m)
T17. Shannon Harnett (ESU) 5-8 (1.73m)
T21. Brianna Lee (CAL) 5-7.75 (1.72m)
 
Pole Vault
T34. Aina Galen (ESU) 12-3.5 (3.75m)
T39. Allison Taylor (ROCK) 12-2.75 (3.73m)
 
Long Jump
12. Loreena Manser (CAL) 19-9.75 (6.04m)
16. Alice Etienne (CAL) 19-8 (5.99m)
 
Triple Jump
22. Shannon Harnett (ESU) 39-8.5 (12.10m)
23. Alice Etienne (CAL) 39-8 (12.09m)
 
Shot
40. Olivia Heckman (ROCK) 44-11.5 (13.70m)
 
Weight
21. Anna Elder (EDIN) 59-2 (18.03m)
40. Sarah Hessler (MILL) 56-10.75 (17.34m)
 
Pentathlon
18. Madeline Newark (EDIN) 3609
48. Leighanne Swan (ROCK) 3343