HEPTATHLON RESULTS (2025 NCAA Division I Indoor Championships) UP NEXTThe Panthers return to action March 27-28 at the WashU Distance Carnival at Francis Olympic Field in St. Louis to open the 2025 outdoor season. Following a 12.38-meter toss and 12th place effort in the shot put, Morton closed out the first day of action with […]
HEPTATHLON RESULTS (2025 NCAA Division I Indoor Championships)
UP NEXT
The Panthers return to action March 27-28 at the WashU Distance Carnival at Francis Olympic Field in St. Louis to open the 2025 outdoor season.
Following a 12.38-meter toss and 12th place effort in the shot put, Morton closed out the first day of action with a winning effort in the high jump, narrowly missing a new career-best mark with a 2.09-meter jump, besting Ben Barton (BYU) by one and one-quarter of an inch.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — UNI redshirt senior Carter Morton rounded out the indoor track and field season for the Panthers on Saturday with a career-best score to place fifth in the heptathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
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Scoring 5,852 points, the second-most in program history, Morton earned First Team All-American recognition for his top-eight finish. The Jefferson, Iowa native notably topped the 16-man field in both the long jump and high jump, two events that he swept at the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Indoor Championships earlier this month.Scoring 5,852 points, the second-most in program history, Morton earned First Team All-American recognition for his top-eight finish. The Jefferson, Iowa native notably topped the 16-man field in both the long jump and high jump, two events that he swept at the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Indoor Championships earlier this month.Scoring 5,852 points, the second-most in program history, Morton earned First Team All-American recognition for his top-eight finish. The Jefferson, Iowa native notably topped the 16-man field in both the long jump and high jump, two events that he swept at the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Indoor Championships earlier this month.
