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Colorado State's Mya Lesnar Wins National Title in Shot Put
- Mya Lesnar, a senior at Colorado State and daughter of WWE star Brock Lesnar, made history by capturing the NCAA Division I shot put national championship in Eugene, Oregon, in 2025.
- She secured this victory after having won the indoor national shot put title in 2024 and competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics where she finished sixth, highlighting her consistent elite performance.
- Lesnar clinched the outdoor title at Hayward Field with a throw of 19.01 meters , surpassing her nearest competitor Abria Smith from Illinois, who threw 61 feet, 10.25 inches.
- She secured the victory with her very first attempt, was the sole athlete to surpass 19 meters, and became the Rams’ first outdoor national champion since Loree Smith’s 2005 hammer throw win.
- Lesnar’s victory places her prominently in Colorado State history and suggests she could contend for future Olympic competition, potentially targeting the 2028 Games.
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College Track and Field: Mya Lesnar wins NCAA Division I women's outdoor shot put national title
EUGENE, OREGON – Alexandria graduate Mya Lesnar was already a national champion before the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships, having won the 2024 NCAA Division I Indoor shot put national title. On Thursday, Lesnar, a senior at Colorado State, had one last chance to become an outdoor national champion. Lesnar had performed well at nationals before, as she placed 17th (16.72 meters) in 2023 and fourth in 2024 (18.20m). And…
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Mya Lesnar, the daughter of WWE and UFC star Brock Lesnar, put herself in the Colorado State history books Thursday.
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