TFRRS BIO PAGE: https://www.tfrrs.org/athletes/7888558/Lewis__Clark/Riley_Bues
2024-25 Awards
2024-25 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-American: First Team
2025 First Team All-American: 5,000M Indoors (3rd Place)
2025 First Team All-American: 3,000M Indoors (8th Place)
2025 First Team All-American: 10,000M Outdoors (2nd Place)
2025 First Team All-American: 5,000M Outdoors (3rd Place)
2025 USTFCCCA Indoor T&F West Region Track Athlete of the Year
2025 USTFCCCA Outdoor T&F West Region Track Athlete of the Year
All-Region (Indoor T&F): Mile, 3K and 5K
All-Region (Outdoor T&F): 1,500M, 5K and 10K
All-Conference: 5K (1st Place) and 10K (1st Place)
2024-25 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
2025 Lewis & Clark ELCYs: Lois Smithwick (Women's Athlete of the Year) Award
2025: Lewis & Clark ELCYs: Judy McMullen (Women's Student-Athlete of the Year) Award - Gold Medal
2024-25 USTFCCCA Track & Field All-Academic Athlete
2025 Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete
2025 Outdoor Season Best Marks
1,500M: 4:32.52 – George Fox Final Qualifier, May 15 – 1st in program history
5,000M: 16:30.64 – NCAA DIII Outdoor Track & Field National Championship Meet, May 24 – 1st in program history
10,000M: 36:16.33 – Stanford Invitational, April 4 – 1st in program history
2024-25 Indoor Season Best Marks
Mile: 5:00.98 – Portland Indoor #2, February 9 – 1st in program history
3,000M: 9:35.08 – Husky Classic, February 14 – 1st in program history
5,000M: 16:31.51 – Boston University Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener, December 7 – 1st in program history
NOTABLES
- Wrapped up the best career in program history, and potentially school history, with the most successful season of her four years
- Earned a career-high four All-American honors to set the school record with eight All-American awards for her career
- Became only the second student-athlete in school history to earn First Team Academic All-American honors
- Finished her career with 20 All-Region honors, 12 All-Conference accolades and nine Northwest Conference Championships
- Named the USTFCCCA Track Athlete of the Year for the first time and did it for both indoor and outdoor track & field - she is only the second student-athlete in school history to earn the award and first to do it multiple times
- Competed in 12 meets during her senior season
- Opened the year with a bang, when she ran a program-record indoor 5K time of 16:31.51 at Boston University, to move into 17th all-time in NCAA DIII history in the event
- Placed third in the 5K (16:42.08) and eighth in the 3K (9:40.06) at Indoor Nationals to earn two All-American honors at an National Championship Meet for the first time
- Reset her own program and Northwest Conference record time in the 10K (34:16.33) at the Stanford Invitational to move up to 22nd in NCAA DIII history in the event
- Dominated in both the 10K (37:24.16) and 5K (16:53.90) at the Northwest Conference Championship Meet to become the first woman in conference history to complete the 5K-10K double three times and the first woman to win four NWC 5K Titles
- Broke the 1,500M program record, that had stood for 18 years, when she crossed the line in 4:32.54 at the George Fox Final Qualifier
- Placed second in the 10K and third in the 5K at Outdoor Nationals to break the previous school record of seven All-American honors for a career
- Her second-place finish in the 10K was the highest of her collegiate career
- Wraps up her career as the program-record holder in eight track events and nine total (6K for cross country)
2023-24 Awards
2023-24 Academic All-American: Second Team
2024 First Team All-American: 5,000M Indoors (7th Place)
2024 First Team All-American: 10,000M Outdoors (3rd Place)
All-Region (Outdoor T&F): 5K and 10K
All-Region (Indoor T&F): 3K and 5K
2024 Northwest Conference Outstanding Female Track Performer of the Meet
All-Conference: 5K (1st Place) and 10K (1st Place)
2023-24 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
2023-24 USTFCCCA Track & Field All-Academic Athlete
2024 Lewis & Clark ELCYs: Lois Smithwick (Women's Athlete of the Year) Award
2024: Lewis & Clark ELCYs: Judy McMullen (Women's Student-Athlete of the Year) Award - Silver Medal
2024 Outdoor Season Best Marks
1,500M: 4:40.95 – L&C Larry Byerly Invite, April 12-13– 5th in program history
5,000M: 16:34.68 – Portland Twilight, May 4 – 1st in program history
10,000: 35:05.73 – Stanford Invitational, March 29 – 1st in program history
2024 Indoor Season Best Marks
3,000M: 9:54.87 – Whitworth Indoor Invitational, February 9-10– 1st in program history
5,000M: 16:52.68 – Ken Shannon Last Chance, February 23 – 1st in program history
NOTABLES
- Put together one of the best seasons in program history by earning All-American honors in both indoor and outdoor track & field and qualifying for the National Championship Meet in the 10K and 5K for outdoor track
- Became the second student-athlete in school history to earn All-American honors in all three seasons (cross country/indoor and outdoor track)
- Earned her first career Academic All-American honors (cross country/track & field) and became just the sixth student-athlete in program history to win the award
- Set the program record in four of the five individual events she ran and also the Distance Medley Relay at the Whitworth Indoor Invitational on February 9
- Ran the fastest time in Northwest Conference history in the Outdoor 10K on March 29 when she crossed the line in 35:05.73 at the Stanford Invitational
- Set the NWC Championship Meet record in the 5K (16:48.14) to finish in first place by over 35 seconds
- Ended the year ranked in the top-15 of Division III in the Indoor 5K (13th) and Outdoor 10K (7th) and 5K (10th) in terms of fastest times
- Enters her senior year as a 3x All-American, 13x All-Region honoree, 12 All-Conference award winner and 6x NWC Champion between track & field and cross country
2022-23 Awards
All-Region (Outdoor T&F): 5K and 10K
All-Region (Indoor T&F): 3K, 5K and Distance Medley Relay
All-Conference: 5K (1st Place) and 10K (2nd Place)
2023 USTFCCCA Track & Field All-Academic Athlete
2024 Lewis & Clark ELCYs: Lois Smithwick (Women's Athlete of the Year) Award
2023 Outdoor Season Best Marks
1,500M: 4:48.19 – L&C Larry Byerly Invite, April 15 – 11th in program history
5,000M: 17:02.94 – Portland Twilight, May 6 – 1st in program history
10,000M: 36:20.43 – Portland Distance Carnival, May 13 – 1st in program history
2023 Indoor Season Best Marks
3,000M: 10:06.14 – Whitworth Invitational, February 11 – 1st in program history
5,000M: 17:29.82 – 2023 Ken Shannon Invitational, February 25 – 1st in program history
NOTABLES
- Set the program record for indoor track (3K and 5K) and outdoor track (5K and 10K)
- Helped the Distance Medley relay team (12:39.09) reset the program record during the indoor track & field season
- Finished the outdoor season 23rd in the NCAA DIII in the 10K and 29th in the 5K
- Ended the indoor season 33rd in the 5K and 68th in the 3K
- Repeated as the NWC 5K Champion and finished second overall in the 10K at the NWC Championship Meet
2021-22 Awards
All-Region (Outdoor T&F): 10K
All-Conference: 5K (1
st Place) and 10K (1
st Place)
2022 USTFCCCA Track & Field All-Academic Athlete
2022 Outdoor Season Best Marks
1,500M: 5:03.45 – L&C Invite, April 16
5,000M: 17:33.64 – OSU High Performance Meet, April 29
10,000M: 37:24.20 – NWC T&F Championship Meet, April 22
2022 Indoor Season Best Marks
3,000M: 10:35.19 – Seattle Pacific Final Qualifier – February 26
NOTABLES
- Made her collegiate track & field debut on February 26 at the Seattle Pacific Final Qualifier
- Became the second student-athlete in program history to win both the 5K and 10K at the same NWC Championship Meet
- Earned her first career Track & Field All-Region honors after running the second-fastest time in program history in the 10K (37:24.20)
- Finished the season 50th in NCAA Division III in the 10K and 59th in the 5K
At Lewis & Clark: Member of the Pre-Health Professions Club and the cross country team.
Prior to the Pios: Academic All-State First Team.
Why Lewis & Clark?: I chose Lewis & Clark for the chance to experience athletics at a collegiate level while still getting the opportunity to explore other aspects of college life.