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Shelby Jensen Clinches Nationals Berth as Utah State Women Conclude NCAA West First Rounds | Sports

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Sophomore Shelby Jensen punched her ticket to the 2025 National Championships as three women representing Utah State women’s track & field team raced at the 2025 NCAA West First Rounds in College Station, Texas, on Saturday. “We are super proud of how everyone competed,” said Artie Gulden, USU’s director of track & field and cross country. “We’re very grateful that Logan (Hammer) and Shelby will be representing our teams at the NCAA Championships in a couple of weeks. They both did a great job managing the pressure of this meet and getting through.” Jensen’s memorable run came in the second heat of the 3,000-meter steeplechase quarterfinals, where she finished second with a time of 10:00.46. The native of Saratoga Springs, Utah, became the first Utah State woman to qualify for nationals since Cierra Simmons-Mecham qualified in the same event in 2019. Jensen sat in fourth place in the heat with one lap remaining but finished the race with a final lap time of 1:09.79, the fastest of any of the 96 women competing in the event at either the West or East prelims. In the evening, senior Emma Thornley and junior Sarah Ellis raced in the second

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Ranking Mountain West football head coaches | Sports

In the month May, two national sports outlets have released rankings of football head coaches. Athlon has a Mountain West-specific ranking by Steven Lassan while Sporting News ranked every head coach from all 136 FBS teams for the 2025 season. Let’s have a look at those rankings and see how the 12 coaches of the Mountain West stack up based on the national perspective. We’ll go in order of the average rank between Athlon and Sporting News’ publications. T-1 — Troy Calhoun (Air Force) Athlon MW Rank: 2nd Sporting News National Rank: 69th (2nd in MW) Coaching Record: 135-89 Record at Current School: 135-89 (19th year) Calhoun has been around nearly as long as the Mountain West itself (or at least it kind of feels like that since he didn’t start at Air Force until 2007, eight years after the MW got started). He’s been a model for consistency with only two of his 18 seasons having less than five wins (one of those was when the Falcons went 3-3 in the COVID-19 shortened 2020 season). Perhaps the onset of NIL and the transfer portal will find a way to slow Calhoun down, but until then, Air Force will be

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