Boise State Cross Country and Track and Field Announces 2025-26 Recruiting Class

BOISE, Idaho – Boise State cross country and track and field head coach Pat McCurry announced on Tuesday addition of 33 student-athletes for the upcoming season.

The women's team features 14 new student-athletes, including three distance runners who will compete in cross country. The men's team welcomes 19 newcomers, with four set to run cross country.

"Our staff is stoked to announce our first full recruiting class in our tenure," McCurry said. "The balance, depth, and quality of this class reflects our commitment to building championship-ready teams. This group of student-athletes will be transformational to our program."

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Drew Bradeson (Reno, Nev. | Bishop Manogue High School)
400m - 48.20 / 800m - 1:53.59

Bradeson joins the Broncos from Reno, Nev. Recording three personal bests in 2025, Bradeson set benchmarks in the 400m, 800m on April 9 at the Carson League Meet in Carson City, Nev. He placed third in the 400m and was runner-up in the 800m at the Nevada State Championships as a senior.

Cobe Cameron (Post Falls, Idaho | Post Falls High School)
200m - 22.15 / 400m - 47.79

As a junior at Post Falls (Idaho) High School, Cameron turned in nine first place finishes in the 400m including running 47.79 to win the 2024 state title.

Dax Duggan (Newberg, Ore. | Newberg High School)
300 hurdles - 38.76

Duggan will represent the Blue and Orange after a successful career at Newberg (Ore.) High School. He claimed the title in the 300m hurdles at the Oregon State Track and Field Championships as a senior. As a junior, he finished in the runner-up position.

Tyler Grant (Spring, Texas | Conroe Grand Oaks High School)
SP - 59'7" / DT - 202' 0"

A native of Spring, Texas, Grant attended Conroe Grand Oaks High School. In the 2025 UIL 6A Region II, he posted a personal best in discus (202'0"), and in the 2025 UIL 6A Area Meet posted his farthest throw in the shot put (59' 7"). Grant was named the 2025 Texas UIL 6A State Champion in the discus. He was ranked No. 10 among the US high schoolers in the discus (2025 season).

Joseph Garcia (Elk Grove, Calif. | Cosumnes Oaks High School)
HT - 184' 9" / WT 64' 4" / SP - 58' 9" / DT - 165' 5"

Garcia, a standout from Elk Grove, Calif., recorded a personal best of 58'9" in shot put at the 65th Annual Golden West Invitational. His Hammer throw best was thrown at the USATF Pacific Association Jr. Olympic Championships. At the Arcadia Invitational, he posted his farthest throw of 165' 5" in discus.

Shawn Jones (Spokane, Wash. | Saint George's School)
800m - 1:52.74 / 400m - 48.98 / 1600m - 4:17.60

Attending Saint George's School in Spokane, Wash., Jones will be a middle distance runner for Boise State. In his senior season Jones captured first place in the 800m on four occasions. He posted his best time at the NE 2B State Qualifier (1:52.74). He won both the 800m and 1600m events at the Washington State Championships as a senior.

Patrick Kiprop (Nairobi, Kenya | Cincinnati)
5000m - 13:54.71

Kiprop joins the Broncos as a transfer from Cincinnati. Posted a personal best in the 5000m with a time of 13:54.71. Turned in a third place finish at the prestigious Joe Piane Notre Dame Invitational during the 2024 cross country season.

Noah Lara (Las Vegas | Desert Oasis High School)
110m hurdles - 14:14 / 300m - 37.83

Joining the Broncos from Las Vegas, Lara was the Nevada state champion in 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles as a senior. He competed in ten 110m hurdle events, placing first or second in nine of them.

Chase Lawyer (Boise, Idaho | Boise High School)
110m hurdles - 13.84 / 300m - 36.98

Lawyer will attend Boise State after a standout career at Boise High School. At the 2025 District 3 6A Championships, Lawyer recorded a personal best in the 110m hurdles (13.84). He was an Idaho State runner-up in 110m hurdles and placed third in the 300m hurdles as a senior.

Cody Lucas (Meridian, Idaho | Rocky Mountain High School)
800m - 1:53.05 / 1600m - 4:11.29 / 1 mile - 4:12.85

Hailing from Rocky Mountain High School in Meridian, Idaho, Lucas will be a distance runner for the Broncos. His personal bests in both 1600m and mile came at the 2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals.

Allan McKeraghan (Colville, Wash. | Washington State University)
60m - 6.87 / 100m - 10.87 / 200m - 22.15

Joining the Broncos as a transfer from Washington State, McKeraghan competed as a sprinter and a jumper, and was also a member of the WSU football team. McKeraghan posted a personal best in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.87 at the Arizona Spring Break Fiesta in 2024.

Tanner Nett (Boise, Idaho | Eastern Oregon)
DT - 47.08m / SP - 18.09m / HT - 50.72m

Nett comes to Boise State by way of Eastern Oregon. With the Mountaineers, he placed first in shot put at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships. He is a 4x NAIA All-American in the shot put, while also being a 3x CCC Champion in the shot put. The Boise native, is an All-American, two-time academic-all conference honoree, two-time Cascade Collegiate Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week and a 2x CCC All-Conference award winner in discus while also garnering CCC All-Conference honors in hammer throw.

Wade Pollock (Meridian, Idaho | Owyhee High School)
110m hurdles - 14.68 / 200m - 22.66 / 300m hurdles - 38.20 / 400m hurdles - 55.09

Competing at nearby Meridian, the Owyhee High School graduate competed in the 2025 Nike Outdoor Nationals, where he posted a personal best in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 55.09.

Harvey Scott IV (Grand Prairie, Texas | Mansfield-Timberview High School)
100m - 10.58 / 200m - 21.47/ LJ - 24' 5"

Scott joins the Blue and Orange after a successful career at Mansfield-Timberview High School in Grand Prairie, Texas. He recorded three personal bests during his senior year – long jump, 200-meter dash and 100-meter dash.

Jack Sheesley (Boise, Idaho | Boise High School)
1600m - 4:14.03 / 3000m - 8:28.89 / 3200m - 9:09.85

After an impressive career at Boise High School, Sheesley will be a distance runner for the Broncos. As a senior, he posted a personal best in the 1600m at the 2025 Idaho State 5A/6A State Track and Field Championships (4:14.03).

Aayden Simmons (Helena, Mont. | Helena High School)
HJ - 6 '8' 75" / LJ - 22' 5.75" / TJ - 49' 5.75"

Simmons comes to Boise after competing at Helena (Mont.) High School. He flirted with the 50 foot mark in the triple jump at the 2025 New Balance Indoor Nationals where he finished third.

Ezra Teeples (Kennewick, Wash. | Kamiakin High School)
800m - 1:52.24 / 1500m - 3:52.91 / 1M - 4:09.51

Teeples joins the Broncos from nearby Kennewick, Wash., where he attended Kamiakin High School. He was the Washington State Champion in both the 800m and 1600m as a senior.

Oliver Wear (Warwick, England | Umpqua CC)
JT (800g) - 60.08m

Wear makes the journey from England to join the Broncos. The incoming junior recently recorded a personal best at the 2025 Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Track and Field Championships in javelin (800g) with a distance of 60.08m. Wear was a runner-up at the NWAC Championships and ranked No. 3 in the NWAC during the 2025 season.

Raekwon Weatherspoon (Las Vegas | Pima CC)
60m - 7.06 / 100m - 10.68 / LJ - 7.69m / TJ - 14.19m

After competing at Pima Community College in Las Vegas, Weatherspoon will compete in both jumps and sprints at Boise State. He claimed the long jump title at the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Championship in 2023. Weatherspoon turned in three runner-up performances in long jump at the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC) Championship in 2024, the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Indoor Nationals and the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Championships (both in 2024).

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Nadia Collins (Tallahassee, Fla. | Cincinnati)
LJ - 6.05m / TJ - 11.40m

Collins joins the Broncos as a transfer from Cincinnati. With the Bearcats, she competed as both a sprinter and a jumper. At the 2025 Crossroads of America Invitational, she took third place in the long jump with a distance of 6.05 meters. At the 2022 Oliver Nikoloff Invitational, she recorded a distance of 11.40m in the triple jump.

Campbell Brintnall (Tualatin, Ore./ Tualatin High School)
100m - 13.98, 300m hurdles - 42.13

Brintnall claimed 2025 Oregon 6A state titles in both 100m hurdles and the 300m hurdles. Her 300m hurdle mark is the second fastest in Oregon state history.

Shyniece Davis (San Antonio | John Jay High School)
200m - 25.34 / 400m - 55.38 / LJ - 17' 9" / TJ 36' 3.75"

After a standout prep career at John Jay High School in San Antonio, Davis recorded a personal best in the 200m at the UIL 6A Area 27-28 & 29-30 (25.34). At the UIL 6A Region IV, she posted two individual records in triple jump (36' 3.75") and the 400m (55.38).

Amaya Dixon (Grand Prairie, Texas | South Grand Prairie High School)
SP - 46' 6.75"
Dixon comes to Boise by way of South Grand Prairie (Texas) High School. At the 2024 UIL 6A District 08 Championships, she placed first with an individual record in shot put (46' 6.75"). She was a 2x UIL 6A Area 7-8 Champion in 2024 and 2025.

Priscilla Adu-Gyamfi (Cypress, Texas | Cypress Ranch High School)
100m - 11.91 / 200m - 24.26 / 400m - 53.28 LJ - 19' 9"

The Cypress, Texas native, from Cypress Ranch (Texas) High School will be a sprinter and jumper for the Broncos in 2025-26. Adu-Gyamfi recorded personal bests in the 100m at the TCU High School Invite (11.91), and in the 400m at the Texas UIL 6A State Championships (53.28) where she finished in the runner-up position.

Emme Hamm (Meridian, Idaho | Rocky Mountain High School)
800m - 2:11.71 / 1600m - 4:49.65

Hamm joins the Broncos after competing at Rocky Mountain High School in Meridian, Idaho. As a senior she claimed state titles in both the 800m and 1600m, running her personal bests over those distances at the state championship meet.

Audrey Kays (Mission Viejo, Calif. | Mission Viejo High )
200m - 25.05 / 400m - 58.25 / 300m hurdles - 43.99

After competing at Mission Viejo (Calif.) High School, Kays will compete in both sprints and hurdles at Boise State. She totaled three personal bests in 2025 – 200m,100m hurdles, and 300m hurdles.

Victoria Lotz (Spring Hill, Kan. | Mid-America Nazarene)
SP - 14.44 / DT - 48.68 / HT - 59.02

Lotz is originally from Spring Hill, Kan., and is transferring from Mid-America Nazarene (Olathe, Kan.). With the Pioneers, she recorded a personal best in discus at the Heart of America (HAAC) Outdoor Championships (48.68m). Lotz posted a personal record in hammer throw at the Kansas Relays (59.02m). She was the 2025 NAIA National Champion in the hammer throw. Lotz is a 2x NAIA All-American in hammer throw, 2x NAIA All-American in weight throw, NAIA All-American in discus throw. She claimed Heart of America conference titles in the shot put, discus throw, hammer throw (2x), indoor shot put and weight throw.

Lily LaPorte (Seattle | Bishop Blanchet High School)
1600m - 4:57.71 / 3200m - 10:31.76

After competing at Bishop Blanchet High School in Seattle, LaPorte is set to become a distance runner for the Broncos. She ran a season best in 2025 at the Oregon Relays over 3200m (10:43.54).

Addy Macarthur (Spokane, Wash. | University High School)
SP - 46' 4" / DT - 155' 5"

Macarthur joins the Broncos after a standout career at University High School in Spokane, Wash. She recorded a personal best in shot put at the Washington State Championship Meet (46' 4"). She posted an individual record in discus at the Pasco Invite (155' 5). Macarthur was a 2x Washington state champion in both shot put and discus throw.

Eliisa Marshall (Camas, Wash. | Camas High School)
400m - 57.34 / 800m - 2:11.50 / 1600m - 5:04.86

Following a standout career at Camas High School in Camas, Wash, Marshall will be a middle distance runner for the Broncos. She was the 2024 Washington State Runner-up (4A) in the 800m. Additionally, Marshall claimed scholar-athlete, all-league, all-region, all-state honors and was MVP for both track and cross country. As a senior, Marshall was named the GSHL Athlete of the Year and Distance Runner of the Year for track.

Breasia Roberts (Forney, Texas | North Forney High School)
100m - 11.61 / 200m - 24.31 / 400m - 58.69 / LJ 18' 10.5"

Roberts joins the Blue and Orange from North Forney (Texas) High School. At the Cedar Hill Opener as a senior, she recorded a personal best of 18' 10.5" in long jump. She posted another personal record at the UIL 6A Region II Championships in the 200m (24.31).

Coco Velasquez (Mesa, Ariz. | Red Mountain High School)
JT - 136' 9 / SP - 42' 5.5"

Velasquez joins the Broncos after a prominent career at Red Mountain High School in Mesa, Ariz. Velasquez was the runner-up at the 2024 AIA Division I Championships in discus while posting a third-place finish in Javelin throw. At the 2023 AIA Division I Championships she turned in a second-place finish in shot put. In 2024, she ranked in the top-five for the state of Arizona in javelin, shot put, hammer throw and weight throw.

Natalie Washburn (Fort Collins, Colo. | Timnath High School)
400m - 57.35 / 800m - 2:12.77

Washburn is originally from Fort Collins, Colo., where she had a standout career at Timnath High School. Washburn turned in a personal best in the 400m of 57.35 at the Randall Hess Roughrider Invitational. She recorded a personal record in the 800m at the Altitude Running Invite (2:12.77). Washburn was the 2025 runner-up at the Colorado State Championships in the 800m.

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