Rosemary Longisa captures NCAA 1,500-meter title for Washington State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 2:01 AM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
College SportsRosemary Longisa won the NCAA championship in the 1,500 meters on June 13 at Hayward Field in Eugene. The Washington State sophomore finished with a time of 4:12.10, securing a comfortable victory over second-place Salma Elbadra from South Carolina. Longisa, who had previously placed second in the mile at the NCAA Indoor Championships in March, is the first woman in WSU history to win the national title in the 1,500. With two more seasons remaining in her collegiate career, she aims to continue her success. In related results, Idaho's Constanze Paoli finished 11th in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase final at the same event.
- •Rosemary Longisa wins the 1,500-meter national championship.
- •She finishes with a time of 4:12.10, 0.79 seconds ahead of second place.
- •Longisa is the first WSU woman to win the national title in this event.
- •She previously recorded the fastest 1,500-meter time in the nation this season.
- •Constanze Paoli places 11th in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase final.
- 2:01 AMYahoo Sports — Washington State's Rosemary Longisa wins national championship in 1,500
"Jun. 13—EUGENE — Rosemary Longisa entered Saturday's 1,500-meter national final as the top-ranked runner in the event, and the Washington State sophomore left no doubt, separating for a comfortable victory to claim her first NCAA championship and cement herself as a Cougar great. Longisa didn't have her best performance in the sweltering Oregon heat, but still delivered a convincing victory at ...
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