LOGAN, Utah – Utah State track & field had 10 student-athletes selected to the 2025 Indoor Track & Field All-Mountain West team, it was announced by the conference on Wednesday. The top three finishers in each event at the MW Indoor Championships earn all-conference honors.
 
Utah State's 10 honorees rank fourth-most in the conference, only behind New Mexico (24), Colorado State (20) and Boise State (11).
 
On the men's side, graduate Brennan Benson, senior Nate Franz, juniors Ernest Green, Sam Green, Logan Hammer and Marshall Rasmussen, sophomore Landon Bott, and freshmen Diego Aguirre-Stewart and Taite Priestley earned all-MW honors, while freshman Abbie Scott came away with the distinction on the women's side.
 
Bott earned Utah State's first gold medal of the 2025 Mountain West Championships, winning the men's 800 meters with a time of 1:52.38. Ernest Green claimed the silver medal with his second-place time of 1:52.59.
 
Hammer won his second-straight Mountain West indoor title in the men's pole vault, clearing 5.52 meters (18-1.25). Rasmussen won the silver medal and moved from eighth to seventh in Aggie history with his clearance of 5.21 meters (17-1).
 
The men's DMR squad of Ernest Green, Sam Green, Bott and Benson earned all-conference honors for the third consecutive season as Utah State clocked in at 9:42.46 to finish second. The quartet posted the second-fastest time in school history, only behind the time of 9:32.31 set by All-Americans Jordan Beutler, Brady Martin, Clay Lambourne and Dillon Maggard in 2018.
 
Scott won a silver medal in the women's pole vault competition, clearing a career-best 4.11 meters (13-5.75).
 
Franz won a silver medal in the men's shot put with a heave of 18.40 meters (60-4.25).
 
Aguirre-Stewart earned the first medal of his young Utah State career, winning silver in the men's 200 meters in 20.93.
 
Priestley finished in a three-way tie for bronze with his clearance of 2.04 meters (6-8.25).
 
Hammer will next compete at the 2025 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on Friday, March 14. The track and field team will commence its outdoor season the following weekend at the Utah Tech Open in St. George, Utah, and the Willie Williams Invitational in Tucson, Arizona.
 
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