Boise State Athletics
11/6/2026 2:30:00 PM | Track & Field
BOISE. Idaho - Boise State track & field will compete at eight meets during its indoor season, head coach Pat McCurry announced on Friday.
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The 2026-27 indoor season marks the Broncos' first as members of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF). Boise State previously competed in the Mountain West from 2011-26.
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Before winter break, the Blue and Orange will compete on Dec. 12 in the 2026 Spokane Indoor Invitational in Spokane, Wash. This will be the sixth-straight year the Broncos have attended the meet. Last season, Boise State captured nine first-place finishes during the event.
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The Broncos closest meet to Boise will be the Lauren McCluskey Memorial in Moscow, Idaho on Jan. 22-23.
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After competing in Moscow, Boise State will spend the next two weekends in Seattle and Spokane, Wash. From Jan. 29-30, the Huskies are hosting the UW Invitational followed by the Riverfront Invitational and Multi from Feb. 5-6. At the UW Invitational last season, Kaiya Robertson recorded the fourth-fastest 800m (2:05.15) in program history.
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The following weekend, the Broncos are scheduled to compete at two concurrent events: the Space Force Invite in Colorado Springs, Colo. (Feb. 11-12) and the Husky Classic in Seattle (Feb. 12-13). The Broncos recorded eight victories at last year's event. Additionally, Robertson broke the program and her own indoor mile record when she posted a time of 4:24.51.
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Boise State makes its first appearance at the MPSF Indoor Championships on Feb. 25-27, where the team has an opportunity to compete for a championship and the chance to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships.
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Last season, the Broncos had two athletes qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships. Landon Helms (heptathlon) and Robertson (mile) both earned second-team All-America honors in Fayetteville, Ark. last season.
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The 2026-27 indoor season marks the Broncos' first as members of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF). Boise State previously competed in the Mountain West from 2011-26.
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Before winter break, the Blue and Orange will compete on Dec. 12 in the 2026 Spokane Indoor Invitational in Spokane, Wash. This will be the sixth-straight year the Broncos have attended the meet. Last season, Boise State captured nine first-place finishes during the event.
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The Broncos closest meet to Boise will be the Lauren McCluskey Memorial in Moscow, Idaho on Jan. 22-23.
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After competing in Moscow, Boise State will spend the next two weekends in Seattle and Spokane, Wash. From Jan. 29-30, the Huskies are hosting the UW Invitational followed by the Riverfront Invitational and Multi from Feb. 5-6. At the UW Invitational last season, Kaiya Robertson recorded the fourth-fastest 800m (2:05.15) in program history.
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The following weekend, the Broncos are scheduled to compete at two concurrent events: the Space Force Invite in Colorado Springs, Colo. (Feb. 11-12) and the Husky Classic in Seattle (Feb. 12-13). The Broncos recorded eight victories at last year's event. Additionally, Robertson broke the program and her own indoor mile record when she posted a time of 4:24.51.
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Boise State makes its first appearance at the MPSF Indoor Championships on Feb. 25-27, where the team has an opportunity to compete for a championship and the chance to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships.
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Last season, the Broncos had two athletes qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships. Landon Helms (heptathlon) and Robertson (mile) both earned second-team All-America honors in Fayetteville, Ark. last season.
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