Tarleton State will be competing at the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships June 10-13 in Eugene, Ore., at historic Hayward Field. Below is a complete breakdown of the three different events the Texans are in, when and where to watch and what they need to do to advance and earn a medal.
 
Each event contains the top 12 athletes from the West First Rounds and 12 from the East First Rounds for 24 total. The Texan athletes will be competing individually for titles, but even with three athletes competing, Tarleton State will still compete for team points. The scoring is the same as the conference championship with the individual champion earning 10 points, second place earning eight, third receives six and the next four places receiving points in descending single increments with eighth place earning a single point. Therefore, the Texans can still score points to rank in the field nationally despite not having the equal number of athletes competing.
 
Thursday
Victoria Cameron
Event: 100 Meters (Semifinals)
Heat 1, Lane 3
When: 6:25 pm PT / 8:25 pm CT
Watch: ESPN2
How it works: Cameron is running in one of the three heats with eight athletes in each. The top two in each heat and the next best 3 times advance to Saturday's Finals with nine total moving on.
 
Prestina Ochonogor
Event: Long Jump (Finals)
Flight 2, Jumper 10
When: 6:40 pm PT / 8:40 pm CT
Watch: ESPN+ - https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/08674c53-7c7b-4195-b003-aff0c9c18546
How it works: Prestina will be one of 24 jumpers to compete. They will each get three jumps with the nine best advancing to the finals where they will each take three more. The best jump of the six total jumps will count for the chance to win the medal.
 
Lauren Roy
Event: 200 Meters (Semifinals)
Heat 1, Lane 3
When: 7:29 pm PT / 9:29 pm CT
Watch: ESPN2
How it works: Roy is running in one of the three heats with eight athletes in each. The top two in each heat and the next best 3 times advance to Saturday's Finals with nine total moving on.
 
Saturday
 
5:52 pm PT / 7:52 pm CT
Women's 100 Meter Finals
Watch on ESPN2
Victoria Cameron if she qualifies after her semifinal race on Thursday. There will be nine racing in the finals with the top eight earning First Team All-American honors and scoring points for their team scores.
 
6:37 pm PT / 8:37 pm CT
Women's 200 Meter Finals
Watch on ESPN2
Lauren Roy if she qualifies after her semifinal race on Thursday. There will be nine racing in the finals with the top eight earning First Team All-American honors and scoring points for their team scores.
 
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