TCU added three more NCAA qualifiers Saturday as Indya Mayberry, Georgia Scott and the 4x100 relay earned trips to Eugene.
TCU track and field is headed to Eugene with momentum, confidence and a growing list of athletes ready to compete on college track’s biggest stage.
The Horned Frogs added three more qualifiers for the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships during the final day of regional competition, bringing their total championship entries to five.
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Indya Mayberry, Georgia Scott and TCU’s women's 4x100-meter relay team all secured spots in Oregon with standout performances under pressure.
The relay team set the tone early.
Na'Taja Ballard, Bailey Johnson, London Tucker and Mayberry delivered when it mattered most, winning their heat and locking up a trip to Hayward Field.
Clean exchanges and a strong anchor leg from Mayberry helped TCU separate itself from the competition and continue what has been an impressive postseason run.
The sophomore returned later in the evening for the 100-meter dash and produced one of her best races of the year.
Her season-best 11.08-second performance earned her a second consecutive NCAA Outdoor Championship appearance in the event and further cemented her status as one of the Big 12's elite sprinters.
While Mayberry's speed grabbed attention, Georgia Scott authored arguably the most dramatic moment of the night.
Competing in the 800 meters, Scott shattered the TCU school record with a time of 2:01.54.
The junior's performance placed her among the top qualifiers and secured the first NCAA Championship berth of her collegiate career.
TCU also came painfully close to adding another qualifier. London Tucker crossed the line in 11.14 seconds in the 100-meter dash, missing advancement by just one-hundredth of a second.
The Frogs now head to Eugene with five championship entries, including previously qualified athletes Irene Jepkemboi in the javelin and Jayden Douglas in the 400-meter hurdles.
With Mayberry's speed, Scott's record-breaking form and a relay squad peaking at the perfect time, TCU arrives at nationals ready to make noise.
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