NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Following the completion of the 2025 Ivy League Outdoor Heptagonal Championships on Sunday, student-athletes from the men’s and women’s teams were recognized with postseason All-Ivy accolades. Obiora Okeke, Joshua Adams, Rory Clare, Haydn Brotschi, and the men’s 4×800 relay all received All-Ivy honors, while Adams and Seraiah Bruno were also lauded for their academics.

Okeke was named Men’s Field Performer of the Meet and First Team All-Ivy in shot put after a historic performance over the weekend. Okeke made headlines, capturing the Shot Put Ivy League Championship with a historic toss of 20.17m, which set a new meet record as well as a program record. He also placed fourth in the discus with a mark of 52.21m and seventh in the hammer.

 

Rory Clare represented the women with a Second Team All-Ivy selection in the 1500m, winning a silver medal with a time of 4:25.64.

Joshua Adams was named Second Team All-Ivy in the long jump, winning a silver medal in the event after locking in a jump of 7.51m.

Haydn Brotschi also garnered Second Team All-Ivy Honors in the 400m, after he won a silver medal with a time of 46.80 — just under two tenths of a second away from gold. 

The final Second Team All-Ivy selection from Columbia was the men’s 4×800 relay, consisting of Ben Bergey, Justin Gottlieb, Matt Gatune, and Jacob Van Orden. The team finished with a time of 7:23.90 to claim the silver medal.

In addition, Seraiah Bruno and Adams were named Academic All-Ivy.

 

For a full recap of the 2025 Indoor Track & Field Championships, click HERE. Full results from the Ivy League Indoor Heps can be found HERE. 

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With the conclusion of Outdoor Heps, the Lions will now look ahead to the Princeton Elite Meet on Saturday, May 17 at 10 a.m.

Columbia’s schedule for the rest of the 2025 season can be found HERE. 

 

Stay up to date on all things Columbia track & field by following the Lions on Twitter (@CULionsXCTF), Instagram (@culionsxctf) and on Facebook (@ColumbiaAthletics).

 

The clock was in favor of host Hersey at the Prospect natatorium in the MSL girls water polo championship as the Huskies escaped with a 9-8 win over Fremd for their third straight conference title Wednesday, May 7.
Fremd’s Aubrey Schinkel (1 goal) fired a last second shot that was hit by Hersey goalie Coco Schultz at the line as time expired. The ball crossed the line a second later, but the official said it was not a goal and the Huskies began celebrating in and out of the pool. Fremd fans went…

Reno, Nev. – The Nevada Track & Field program is excited to announce its 2025/26 Indoor Track and Field schedule, featuring six meets hosted at the World Athletics certified Reno-Tahoe Indoor Track at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center.

Coming off the back of hosting four meets last season, the Pack will be hosting five regular season meets, along with taking on hosting duties for the 2026 Credit Union One Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championships. Nevada will be host to some of the best collegiate track and field athletes, along with professional and amateur athletes. 

2025–26 Nevada Indoor Track & Field Schedule

• December 4–6, 2025 – Silver State Invitational & Combined Event
  
   

• January 9–10, 2026 – Silver & Blue Invitational
  
   

• January 16–17, 2026 – Nevada Invitational
  
   

• February 5–8, 2026 – Wolf Pack Classic & Combined Event
  
   

• February 13–14, 2026 – Battle Born Classic
  
   

• February 26–28, 2026 – Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Championships

All meets will be held at the Reno-Tahoe Indoor Track, Reno-Sparks Convention Center. 

There will be plenty of opportunities to watch the Wolf Pack and high level indoor track and field competition for Nevada fans next season. Admission details and event times will be announced closer to the meets. 

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Salina City Commissioners Monday afternoon fulfilled a previous commitment, and accepted a bid for the construction of sand volleyball courts at Jerry Ivey Park.

Previously, the Salina Parks and Recreation Master Plan made a priority of addressing tennis courts in the park system, doing so successfully through partnerships with the Salina Tennis Alliance and USD 305.

On October 25th, 2021, the City Commission authorized a limited warranty deed with reversionary and limited warranty covenants and retained easement with USD 305 regarding the conveyance of real estate of a southwest portion of Jerry Ivey Park.

At the time, Park amenities in the southwest portion of Jerry Ivey Memorial Park included:

• 1 basketball court
• 2 sand volleyball courts
• 4 tennis courts

The conveyance of real estate allowed USD 305 to construct 8 new tennis courts at the park.

The school district constructed 8 total courts, with 4 of the courts dedicated for school use and 4 for public use. Additionally, the basketball court was resurfaced, and new basketball goals were installed by the school district as part of the project.

The sand volleyball courts were not replaced by USD 305 due to the space requirements needed to construct the 8 tennis courts.

City of Salina staff committed to replacing the sand volleyball courts at the park to improve the playability of sand volleyball, and to better align with USA Volleyball standards for sand volleyball. 

In 2024, Parks and Recreation staff worked with architect Warren Ediger to create the design and specifications for the sand volleyball courts to prepare for bidding.  Elements of the sand volleyball design include:

• Improved sand mix from previous courts and existing court at Centennial Park.
•  Ball Stop Fencing on the north and south ends of the courts
• Perforated drainpipe under court leading to french drains to improve drainage of courts
•  Larger court with more overrun outside the court lines
• Concrete curb with padding
• Mow strips under fence and around perimeter of courts to improve mowing maintenance.

Garibay Siteworks Co. L.L.C. submitted the accepted bid, in the amount of $89,690.00, with a 5% contingency of $4.484.50 for a total project authorization of $94,174.50.

UTICA — The Finger Lakes Community College track and field team capped its 2025 season with a strong showing at the NJCAA Division III National Championships over the weekend.

Hosted by Mohawk Valley Community College at D’Alessandro Stadium in cold, wet, and difficult conditions, the Lakers delivered personal bests, two top-8 national finishes, and a national title.

Newark graduate Grace Holmes made program history on Thursday, winning the NJCAA Division III National Championship in the pole vault, clearing 8-feet. 9-inches. The performance marked a new personal best, broke the program school record, and earned the seventh individual national title in program history for the Lakers.

Holmes will be finishing her time at FLCC this spring and has announced she will be continuing her education at Division III’s Stockton University in New Jersey. She will join the Ospreys’ track and field team.

Friday’s preliminary rounds saw several standout efforts. Jadah McCarthy ran a personal best of 13.27 seconds in the 100-meter dash to place 12th overall out of 20 competitors. She followed with another PR in the 200-meter dash, clocking :27.54 to finish ninth overall.

Madisyn Everdyke advanced to the finals in both of her events after posting a :16.89 in the 100-meter hurdles and a school-record 1:13.57 in the 400-meter hurdles — both personal bests.

On Saturday, Victor grad Terreque Davis placed ninth in the high jump with a mark of 5-feet, 8-inches and recorded a new personal best of 19-feet. 9½”-inches in the long jump. In the finals, Madisyn Everdyke delivered again, earning seventh-place finishes in both the 100-meter hurdles (:16.98) and the 400-meter hurdles (1:14.69) to cap a breakout freshman campaign.

The championships mark the end of another successful season for the Lakers, who now turn their focus to 2026 with key returners and momentum.