CHADRON, Neb. –The 2023 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships has come to an end where the Westminster Griffins saw Emily Malouf take home the gold with a personal-best mark of 48.57m (159' 35"). Malouf's best throw came on her second attempt, giving Westminster 10 of its 21 points in the process as the three-day event came to a close. Saydi Anderson finished in first place in the Women 10000 Meter Run to end the event with a time of 36:46.92. 

Courtney McAlindon finished in second in the Women 1500 Meter run and Josii Johnson finsihed in second in the Women 800 Meter Run.
Amanda Lee ended the Women 5000 Meter Run in 10th place and Katie Brotherson was in the Women 400 Meter Hurdles and finished in third place during the event.


The university of Colorado Colorado Springs closed out the 2023 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships with a sweep of the men's and women's team titles. The UCCS men topped the standings with 180 points, while the Mountain Lions' women bested the field with 130.50 points for the third consecutive year at the Chadron State Track & Field in Chadron, Neb.



Men's Team Standings

Place	School	Points
1.	UCCS	180
2.	Colorado Mesa	125.50
3.	CSU Pueblo	111.50
4.	Colorado School of Mines	111
5.	Western Colorado	106.50
6.	Adams State	55
7.	Chadron State	49.50
8.	South Dakota Mines	23
9.	MSU Denver	22
10.	Black Hills State	18
11.	Colorado Christian	10
12.	Fort Lewis	3
13.	Westminster	1

 
Women's Team Standings

Place	School	Points
1.	UCCS	130.50
2.	Western Colorado	123
3.	Colorado School of Mines	109.50
4.	Colorado Mesa	102
5.	CSU Pueblo	74
6.	Westminster	51
7.	New Mexico Highlands	49
8.	MSU Denver	40
9.	Chadron State	37
10.	Adams State	28
11.	Black Hills State	27
12.	South Dakota Mines	21
13.	Fort Lewis	15
14.	Colorado Christian	10