In a name synonymous with power and dominance, it’s no longer just Brock Lesnar who’s rewriting history. His daughter, Mya Lesnar, has stepped into her own spotlight, and if she wins the upcoming finals, she’ll capture her first-ever NCAA outdoor title. Already the proud owner of an NCAA indoor crown and four straight Mountain West Conference shot put titles, Mya has built a legacy rooted in consistency, drive, and raw athleticism. Her latest conference victory was more than just another win. And now, as the NCAA Outdoor Championships inch closer, Mya’s latest message says all about her confidence. What’s that?
The stakes rise higher with each passing victory. Lesnar was one of fifteen Colorado State athletes who competed at the NCAA West Regional meet from May 28–31, where the top 12 finishers in each event would punch their ticket to the national stage. Out of 48 elite contenders per event, Mya proved once again that she belongs among the best. Securing her spot in the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships, set for June 11–14 in Eugene, Oregon. With a chance to add outdoor gold to her growing resume, the shot put circle in Eugene could be the place where Mya Lesnar’s NCAA legacy hits its next milestone.
This week, Mya Lesnar took to Instagram Stories, reposting a celebratory graphic from Colorado State Track & Field XC that read, “Handled her business Mya finishes top of the field to punch her ticket to the @ncaatrackfield Championships .” On top of that post, Mya added her own message, “See you in Eugene ”. A not-so-subtle nod to her competitive fire and confidence heading into the national finals. The visual showed her mid-throw, locked in and dominant, with a bold “Ticket Punched” banner stamped across the bottom. Officially signaled her qualification for the NCAA Championships.
Mya Lesnar enters Eugene not as a hopeful underdog, but as the No. 1-ranked shot putter in the nation.
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