Pacific Boxers Shatter Records at Whitworth Indoor Invite

The track and field team broke 27 all-time top 10 records and set 5 new school records in Spokane.

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

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The Pacific University track and field team had another record-breaking weekend at the Whitworth Indoor Invite in Spokane, Washington. Over the two-day competition, the Boxers broke 27 all-time top 10 records and set 5 new school records across various events.

Why it matters

The Boxers' impressive performance at the Whitworth Indoor Invite showcases the strength and depth of Pacific's track and field program. Breaking multiple school and all-time records highlights the team's dedication, talent, and potential to compete at the highest levels of Division III athletics.

The details

Key record-breaking performances included sophomore Dani Hammond shattering the school record in the Women's Indoor Pentathlon, the women's Distance Medley Relay team setting a new school record, senior Ally Hammond breaking her own school records in the Women's 60m Hurdles and 200m, and senior Kamron Shields setting a new school record in the Men's Indoor Heptathlon.

  • The competition took place on Friday, February 14 and Saturday, February 15, 2026.
  • The Boxers will next compete at the George Fox Indoor #2 meet on Saturday, February 21, 2026.

The players

Dani Hammond

A sophomore who broke the school record in the Women's Indoor Pentathlon.

Morgan Boddy, Megan Feitz, Lauren Ortega, Ali Heinly

The women's Distance Medley Relay team that set a new school record.

Ally Hammond

A senior who broke her own school records in the Women's 60m Hurdles and 200m.

Kamron Shields

A senior who set a new school record in the Men's Indoor Heptathlon.

Ryan Huntersimms

The head coach of the Pacific University track and field team.

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What they’re saying

“We had a special couple days at The Podium. The love and care our athletes have for one another is what drives this program. The energy, the excitement, the way we compete for each other is special. We are spoiled as coaches to lead this group.”

— Ryan Huntersimms, Head Coach (goboxers.com)

What’s next

The Boxers will compete at the George Fox Indoor #2 meet on Saturday, February 21, 2026, where they will participate in all field events, the 60m dash, and the 60m hurdles.

The takeaway

Pacific University's track and field team continues to demonstrate its excellence, breaking numerous school and all-time records at the Whitworth Indoor Invite. This performance showcases the program's depth, talent, and commitment to excellence, solidifying its status as a powerhouse in Division III athletics.