Ostrander becomes 1st to win 3 straight MW Female Athlete of Year awards

by Joey Klecka
Thursday, August 15, 2019 5:57pm
Sports

Soldotna’s Allie Ostrander earned another award after leaving Boise State to turn pro, earning the Mountain West Conference Female Athlete of the Year award Thursday for a record-breaking third time.

The 2015 Kenai Central graduate also won the Boise State Female Athlete of the Year award Aug. 2. Ostrander wrapped up her four-year career at Boise State in June with a third straight NCAA Div. I steeplechase championship, the first female athlete to win three straight, and an appearance at the Prefontaine Classic meet June 30, her last appearance in Broncos colors.

Ostrander signed a pro deal with Brooks Running on July 2 and now competes for the Brooks Beast club.

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