NCAA DI Indoor Track And Field Championships 2025 Results

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NCAA Indoor Track And Field 2025 Champions

Here are results from Day 1 of action at the NCAA Indoors 2025.

𝐌 𝟔𝟎𝐌 𝐒𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐒 @_jcstevenson leads qualifying in 6.46 — a SCHOOL RECORD and NCAA lead @Travisajoni qualifies in 6.56

• Distance Medley: BYU
• 5000m: Doris Lemngole (Alabama)

• Long Jump: Alexis Brown (Baylor)
• Pole Vault: Amanda Moll (Washington)
• Weight Throw: Taylor Kesner (Wisconsin)
• Pentathlon: Jadin O’Brien (Notre Dame)

800m Prelims Results

• Distance Medley: Virginia
• 5000m: Brian Musau (Oklahoma State)

Here are the final results.  

• Pole Vault: Simen Guttormsen (Duke)
• Long Jump: Kelsey Daniel (Texas)
• Weight Throw: Daniel Reynolds (Wyoming)

NCAA Indoor Championships 2025 Team Scores

Baylor                       

• 1. Illinois – 21 pts
• 2. Oklahoma – 19 pts
• 2. Washington – 19 pts
• 4. BYU – 18 pts
• 5. Wisconsin – 13 pts
• 6. Baylor – 11 pts
• 7. Notre Dame – 10 pts
• 7. Stanford – 10 pts
• 7. Alabama – 10 pts
• 10. Oregon – 8 pts
• 10. Texas A&M – 8 pts
• 10. VCU – 8 pts

Heptathlon Results After Day 1

• 1. Oklahoma State – 17 pts
• 2. Virginia – 15 pts
• 3. BYU – 10 pts
• 3. Duke – 10 pts
• 3. New Mexico – 10 pts
• 3. Texas – 10 pts
• 3. Texas A&M – 10 pts
• 3. Wyoming – 10 pts
• 3. Arkansas – 10 pts
• 10. CSUN – 8 pts
• 10. North Carolina – 8 pts
• 10. Oklahoma – 8 pts
• 10. South Florida – 8 pts

NCAA Indoor Track And Field Championships 2025 Results

Here’s a list of champions at the 2025 NCAA DI Indoor Track And Field Championships. 

Women’s Track Events

Event 14 – Men Triple Jump

1. BYU – 10:45.34 (Champion)
2. Oregon – 10:45.99
3. Providence – 10:46.28
4. LSU – 10:47.17
5. Utah – 10:53.50
6. NC State – 10:55.11
7. Harvard – 11:02.26
8. Washington – 11:02.31
9. North Carolina – 11:02.57
10. Northern Arizona – 11:06.71
11. Georgetown – 11:10.88
12. Stanford – 11:14.43

Talk about a sprint to the finish

1. Indya Mayberry, FR, TCU – 22.50, Q
2. JaMeesia Ford, SO, South Carolina – 22.55, Q
3. Jadyn Mays, SR, Oregon – 22.59, Q
4. Madison Whyte, SO, USC – 22.80, Q
5. Dajaz Defrand, JR, USC – 22.90, Q
6. Niesha Burgher, SR, UTEP – 22.91, Q
7. Kaila Jackson, JR, Georgia – 22.94, Q
8. Kelly Ufodiama, FR, East Carolina – 22.96, Q
9. Camryn Dickson, JR, Texas A&M – 22.97
10. Tiriah Kelley, JR, Baylor – 23.03
11. Jassani Carter, JR, USC – 23.06
12. Anya Jackson, FR, Arkansas – 23.23
13. Jayla Jamison, SR, South Carolina – 23.25
14. Brianna Howard, SR, Texas Tech – 23.36
15. Taylor Snaer, SO, UCLA – 23.42
16. Adriana Tatum, SR, Arizona State – 23.45

Talk about a sprint to the finish

1. Carli Makarawu, JR, Kentucky – 20.20 Q
2. Makanakaishe Charamba, SR, Auburn – 20.21 Q
3. Jaiden Reid, SO, LSU – 20.40 Q
4. Jamarion Stubbs, JR, Alabama State – 20.47 Q
5. Cameron Miller, SR, Purdue – 20.49 Q
6. Garrett Kaalund, JR, USC – 20.54 Q
7. Johnnie Blockburger, SR, USC – 20.65 Q
8. Demar Francis, SR, Baylor – 20.70 Q
9. Trayvion White-Austin, SR, Arizona – 20.78
10. Mason Lawyer, JR, Washington St. – 20.79
11. Kashie Crockett, SR, TCU – 20.81
12. Dario Matau, SR, Auburn – 20.81
13. Kendrick Winfield, SR, Norfolk State – 20.87
14. Anthony Greenhow, SR, South Carolina – 21.07
15. Justin Raines, JR, Grand Canyon – DNF
16. Ajani Dwyer, FR, Penn State – DNS

Wilma Nielsen of @OregonTF leads all qualifiers to the finals of the women’s mile, winning heat two in 4:34.17.@UVATFCC‘s Margot Appleton takes heat one in a sit-and-kick race, running 4:34.97.

1. Brian Musau, SO, Oklahoma State – 13:11.34 (Champion)
2. Habtom Samuel, SO, New Mexico – 13:11.78
3. Rocky Hansen, SO, Wake Forest – 13:12.65
4. Casey Clinger, SR, BYU – 13:13.46
5. Denis Kipngetich, SO, Oklahoma State – 13:13.71
6. Marco Langon, SO, Villanova – 13:14.16
7. Ishmael Kipkurui, FR, New Mexico – 13:15.14
8. Creed Thompson, JR, BYU – 13:19.24
9. Drew Bosley, SR, Northern Arizona – 13:21.28
10. Evans Kurui, FR, Washington St. – 13:23.28
11. Liam Murphy, SR, Villanova – 13:23.91
12. Joey Nokes, SR, BYU – 13:31.61
13. Said Mechaal, SR, Iowa State – 13:34.55
14. Patrick Kiprop, SR, Arkansas – 13:35.62
15. Yaseen Abdalla, SR, Arkansas – 13:44.03
16. Sanele Masondo, SR, Iowa State – DNF

Purdue                    

1. Johnny Brackins, SR, USC – 7.53 Q
2. Jerome Campbell, JR, Northern Colorado – 7.54 Q
3. Malachi Snow, SO, Texas Tech – 7.54 Q
4. Ja’Kobe Tharp, SO, Auburn – 7.55 q
5. Ja’Qualon Scott, JR, Texas A&M – 7.55 Q
6. Antoine Andrews, JR, Texas Tech – 7.59 q
7. Vashaun Vascianna, JR, Arkansas – 7.59 q
8. Jahiem Stern, JR, LSU – 7.60 q
9. Demario Prince, SO, Baylor – 7.60
10. Darius Brown, SR, DePaul – 7.61
11. Bradley Franklin, FR, Samford – 7.63
12. Jason Holmes, JR, N. Carolina A&T – 7.64
13. Abel Jordan, JR, Cal St. Fullerton – 7.69
14. Andre Korbmacher, SO, Florida State – 7.76
15. Tyson Williams, SR, Florida State – 7.77
16. Jamar Marshall Jr., SR, Houston – 8.10

On to the finals

1. Matthew Erickson, SR, Oregon – 1:46.11 Q
2. Justin O’Toole, SR, Washington – 1:46.68 Q
3. Tinoda Matsatsa, SO, Georgetown – 1:47.21 Q
4. Darius Kipyego, SR, Iowa State – 1:47.21 Q
5. Dan Watcke, FR, Villanova – 1:47.28 Q
6. Abdullahi Hassan, SR, Miss State – 1:47.38 q
7. Aidan McCarthy, JR, Cal Poly – 1:47.38 Q
8. Olivier Desmeules, SR, Penn State – 1:47.51 q
9. Yukichi Ishii, JR, Penn State – 1:47.55
10. Tyrice Taylor, JR, Arkansas – 1:47.64
11. Dayton Carlson, SR, Arizona State – 1:47.98
12. Kyle Reinheimer, SR, Washington – 1:49.93
13. Darius Smallwood, SR, Penn State – 1:51.10
14. Brian Kweyei, SO, Clemson – 1:52.02
15. Cole Lindhorst, JR, Washington – 2:24.83
16. Koitatoi Kidali, FR, Oregon – DNF

Important for the team battle, @aggietfxc qualified two through to the final.#NCAAIndoors pic.twitter.com/ff6bFLL5yn

1. Nathaniel Ezekiel, SR, Baylor – 45.44 Q
2. Will Floyd, SO, Georgia – 45.60 Q
3. Jayden Davis, SO, Arizona State – 45.63 Q
4. Auhmad Robinson, SR, Texas A&M – 46.15 Q
5. Antonie Nortje, SR, Texas A&M – 46.28 Q
6. William Jones, JR, USC – 46.33 Q
7. Shaemar Uter, JR, Texas Tech – 46.35 Q
8. TJ Tomlyanovich, SR, Arkansas – 46.40 Q
9. Solomon Strader, SR, Miami (Fla.) – 46.47
10. Jake Palermo, FR, Penn State – 46.48
11. Jaden Smith, JR, Arkansas – 46.50
12. Brodie Young, JR, New Mexico – 46.56
13. Brandon Battle, SR, Arkansas – 46.62
14. Edidiong Udo, FR, Ohio State – 46.72
15. Judson Lincoln IV, JR, Virginia Tech – 47.01
16. Jacob Andrews, SO, USC – 47.11

Doris Lemngole of @AlabamaTrack
15:05.93#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/UdxdBREmfZ

He’s the 1st male Longhorn EVER to win the LJ indoor title #FloKnows x #HookEm pic.twitter.com/SdZiplrqHV

1. Nathan Green, JR, Washington – 3:56.91 Q
2. Harrison Witt, SR, Princeton – 3:56.95 Q
3. Steven Jackson, SR, Boston College – 3:57.09 Q
4. Foster Malleck, SR, Boston University – 3:57.36 Q
5. Fouad Messaoudi, SR, Oklahoma State – 3:58.04 q
6. Isaiah Givens, SO, Colorado – 3:58.05 q
7. Harvey Cramb, SO, Montana State – 3:58.51
8. Laban Kipkemboi, SO, Oklahoma State – 3:58.72
9. Abel Teffra, SR, Georgetown – 4:01.28 Q
10. Benne Anderson, SO, Syracuse – 4:01.69 Q
11. Ronan McMahon-Staggs, JR, Washington – 4:01.76 Q
12. Colin Sahlman, JR, Northern Arizona – 4:01.88 Q
13. Reuben Reina, JR, Arkansas – 4:01.92
14. Collins Kiprotich, FR, New Mexico – 4:03.59
15. Rob McManus, JR, Montana State – 4:05.82
16. Simeon Birnbaum, FR, Oregon – 4:09.64

Men’s Field Events

Men’s Field Events

1. Daniel Reynolds, SR, Wyoming – 25.08m (82-3½) (Champion)
2. Trey Knight, SR, CSUN – 24.49m (80-4¼)
3. Ryan Johnson, SO, Iowa – 24.48m (80-3¾)
4. Jeremiah Nubbe, JR, Virginia – 24.17m (79-3¾)
5. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, JR, Ole Miss – 24.09m (79-½)
6. Kenneth Ikeji, SR, Harvard – 24.02m (78-9¾)
7. Ruben Banks, SR, Alabama – 22.90m (75-1¾)
8. Henry Zimmerman, JR, Nebraska – 22.71m (74-6¼)
9. Christian Johnson, SR, Duke – 22.36m (73-4½)
10. Joseph White, SR, Wisconsin – 22.06m (72-4½)
11. Desmond Lott, SR, Northern Arizona – 21.82m (71-7¼)
12. Paden Lewis, SR, SE Missouri – 21.39m (70-2¼)
13. Cam Jones, SR, Iowa State – 21.28m (69-9¾)
14. Sam Innes, JR, Missouri – 20.97m (68-9¾)
15. Terrell Webb, SR, SE Louisiana – 20.37m (66-10)

BYU                       

• Peyton Bair, JR, Miss State – 3357 points
• Ben Barton, JR, BYU – 3340 points
• Edgar Campre, JR, Miami (Fla.) – 3292 points
• Jack Turner, SR, Arkansas – 3289 points
• Carter Morton, JR, Northern Iowa – 3265 points
• Nathaniel Paris, SO, Virginia Tech – 3197 points
• Jami Schlueter, JR, Washington – 3143 points
• Kenneth Byrd, FR, Louisville – 3135 points
• Alexander Jung, SR, Kansas – 3130 points
• Cole Wilson, SR, High Point – 3126 points
• Abraham Vogelsang, FR, Iowa – 3119 points
• Justin Abrams, SR, Cincinnati – 3115 points
• Blake Harris, JR, Texas A&M – 3096 points
• Seth Johnson, SO, California – 3035 points
• Thai Thompson, SR, Iowa State – 3019 points
• Jip Degreef, SO, Illinois – DNF

Gary Martin Anchors As Virginia Men Win DMR Final

Recap the results and updates below from Day 1 of the 2025 DI Indoor Track and Field Championships.

1. Virginia – 9:15.12
2. North Carolina – 9:17.17
3. Oregon – 9:17.57
4. Texas A&M – 9:17.74
5. BYU – 9:18.31
6. Oklahoma State – 9:20.10
7. Virginia Tech – 9:21.69
8. Wisconsin – 9:23.08
9. Wake Forest – 9:24.13
10. Princeton – 9:27.25
11. Washington – 9:31.11
12. Georgetown – 9:42.30

Simen Guttormsen Wins Men’s Pole Vault Final

National title
Meet record
Facility record pic.twitter.com/sCG8J5lGeD

1. Simen Guttormsen, SR, Duke – 5.71m
2. Kobe Babin, SR, South Florida – 5.66m
3. Hunter Garretson, SR, Akron – 5.66m
4. Aleksandr Solovev, JR, Texas A&M – 5.61m
5. Kyle Rademeyer, SR, South Alabama – 5.61m
6. Logan Hammer, JR, Utah State – 5.61m
7. Maddox Hamm, SO, Virginia Tech – 5.61m
8. Cody Johnston, SO, Illinois – 5.61m
9. Eerik Haamer, SR, South Dakota – 5.56m
10. Scott Toney, SR, Washington – 5.46m
11. Dyson Wicker, FR, Nebraska – 5.46m
12. Tyler Burns, JR, California – 5.46m
13. Cade Gray, SR, Tennessee – 5.46m
14. Colby Wilson, SR, Montana State – NH
15. Sean Gribble, FR, Texas Tech – NH
16. Clayton Simms, SR, Kansas – NH

Men’s 200m Prelims Results

1. Carli Makarawu, JR, Kentucky – 20.20 Q
2. Makanakaishe Charamba, SR, Auburn – 20.21 Q
3. Jaiden Reid, SO, LSU – 20.40 Q
4. Jamarion Stubbs, JR, Alabama State – 20.47 Q
5. Cameron Miller, SR, Purdue – 20.49 Q
6. Garrett Kaalund, JR, USC – 20.54 Q
7. Johnnie Blockburger, SR, USC – 20.65 Q
8. Demar Francis, SR, Baylor – 20.70 Q
9. Trayvion White-Austin, SR, Arizona – 20.78
10. Mason Lawyer, JR, Washington St. – 20.79
11. Kashie Crockett, SR, TCU – 20.81
12. Dario Matau, SR, Auburn – 20.81
13. Kendrick Winfield, SR, Norfolk State – 20.87
14. Anthony Greenhow, SR, South Carolina – 21.07
15. Justin Raines, JR, Grand Canyon – DNF
16. Ajani Dwyer, FR, Penn State – DNS

Kelsey Daniel Wins Men’s Long Jump Final

National title
Meet record
Facility record pic.twitter.com/sCG8J5lGeD

1. Brian Musau, SO, Oklahoma State – 13:11.34
2. Habtom Samuel, SO, New Mexico – 13:11.78
3. Rocky Hansen, SO, Wake Forest – 13:12.65
4. Casey Clinger, SR, BYU – 13:13.46
5. Denis Kipngetich, SO, Oklahoma State – 13:13.71
6. Marco Langon, SO, Villanova – 13:14.16
7. Ishmael Kipkurui, FR, New Mexico – 13:15.14
8. Creed Thompson, JR, BYU – 13:19.24
9. Drew Bosley, SR, Northern Arizona – 13:21.28
10. Evans Kurui, FR, Washington St. – 13:23.28
11. Liam Murphy, SR, Villanova – 13:23.91
12. Joey Nokes, SR, BYU – 13:31.61
13. Said Mechaal, SR, Iowa State – 13:34.55
14. Patrick Kiprop, SR, Arkansas – 13:35.62
15. Yaseen Abdalla, SR, Arkansas – 13:44.03
16. Sanele Masondo, SR, Iowa State – DNF

National title
Meet record
Facility record pic.twitter.com/sCG8J5lGeD

1. Daniel Reynolds, SR, Wyoming – 25.08m (82-3½)
2. Trey Knight, SR, CSUN – 24.49m (80-4¼)
3. Ryan Johnson, SO, Iowa – 24.48m (80-3¾)
4. Jeremiah Nubbe, JR, Virginia – 24.17m (79-3¾)
5. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, JR, Ole Miss – 24.09m (79-½)
6. Kenneth Ikeji, SR, Harvard – 24.02m (78-9¾)
7. Ruben Banks, SR, Alabama – 22.90m (75-1¾)
8. Henry Zimmerman, JR, Nebraska – 22.71m (74-6¼)
9. Christian Johnson, SR, Duke – 22.36m (73-4½)
10. Joseph White, SR, Wisconsin – 22.06m (72-4½)
11. Desmond Lott, SR, Northern Arizona – 21.82m (71-7¼)
12. Paden Lewis, SR, SE Missouri – 21.39m (70-2¼)
13. Cam Jones, SR, Iowa State – 21.28m (69-9¾)
14. Sam Innes, JR, Missouri – 20.97m (68-9¾)
15. Terrell Webb, SR, SE Louisiana – 20.37m (66-10)

National title
Meet record
Facility record pic.twitter.com/sCG8J5lGeD

1. Alexis Brown, SR, Baylor – 6.90m (22-7¾)
2. Tacoria Humphrey, SR, Illinois – 6.75m (22-1¾)
3. Alyssa Jones, JR, Stanford – 6.71m (22-¼)
4. Anthaya Charlton, JR, Florida – 6.71m (22-¼)
5. Sophia Beckmon, SO, Illinois – 6.67m (21-10¾)
6. Jasmine Akins, SR, Oklahoma – 6.58m (21-7¼)
7. Nia Robinson, SR, Arkansas – 6.45m (21-2)
8. Prestina Ochonogor, FR, Tarleton State – 6.43m (21-1¼)
9. Aaliyah Foster, SO, Texas – 6.37m (20-10¾)
10. Ida Breigan, SO, UTSA – 6.35m (20-10)
11. Funminiyi Olajide, SR, Arkansas – 6.32m (20-9)
12. Emilia Sjostrand, SR, San Jose St. – 6.25m (20-6¼)
13. Lishanna Ilves, SR, Nebraska – 6.15m (20-2¼)
14. Machaeda Linton, JR, LSU – 6.07m (19-11)
15. Morgan Smalls, SR, Illinois – 6.05m (19-10¼)
16. Darja Sopova, SR, Illinois – DNS

Women’s 200m Prelims Results

1. Indya Mayberry, FR, TCU – 22.50, Q
2. JaMeesia Ford, SO, South Carolina – 22.55, Q
3. Jadyn Mays, SR, Oregon – 22.59, Q
4. Madison Whyte, SO, USC – 22.80, Q
5. Dajaz Defrand, JR, USC – 22.90, Q
6. Niesha Burgher, SR, UTEP – 22.91, Q
7. Kaila Jackson, JR, Georgia – 22.94, Q
8. Kelly Ufodiama, FR, East Carolina – 22.96, Q
9. Camryn Dickson, JR, Texas A&M – 22.97
10. Tiriah Kelley, JR, Baylor – 23.03
11. Jassani Carter, JR, USC – 23.06
12. Anya Jackson, FR, Arkansas – 23.23
13. Jayla Jamison, SR, South Carolina – 23.25
14. Brianna Howard, SR, Texas Tech – 23.36
15. Taylor Snaer, SO, UCLA – 23.42
16. Adriana Tatum, SR, Arizona State – 23.45

Doris Lemngole Wins Women’s 5000m Final

Arkansas  Watch it here pic.twitter.com/xfcG4TvBkW

• 3:30 PM ET – Mile Women Semifinal
• 3:48 PM ET – 60 Meters Women Semifinal
• 4:00 PM ET – 400 Meters Women Semifinal
• 4:20 PM ET – 800 Meters Women Semifinal
• 4:30 PM ET – 60 Hurdles Women Semifinal
• 4:42 PM ET – 5000 Meters Women Final
• 5:02 PM ET – 200 Meters Women Semifinal
• 5:20 PM ET – Distance Medley Relay Women Final
• 7:00 PM ET – Mile Men Semifinal
• 7:18 PM ET – 60 Meters Men Semifinal
• 7:30 PM ET – 400 Meters Men Semifinal
• 7:50 PM ET – 800 Meters Men Semifinal
• 8:00 PM ET – 60 Hurdles Men Semifinal
• 8:12 PM ET – 5000 Meters Men Final
• 8:32 PM ET – 200 Meters Men Semifinal
• 8:50 PM ET – Distance Medley Relay Men Final

Event 6 – Men 3000 Meter Run

• 2:00 PM ET – Pole Vault Women Final
• 2:15 PM ET – Weight Throw Women Prelim/Final
• 3:30 PM ET – Long Jump Women Prelim/Final
• 6:00 PM ET – Pole Vault Men Final
• 6:05 PM ET – Weight Throw Men Prelim/Final
• 7:00 PM ET – Long Jump Men Prelim/Final

Illinois leads the women’s team scores, and Oklahoma State tops the men’s team scores. 

• 9:35 AM ET – 60 Hurdles Women Final
• 10:45 AM ET – High Jump (2 pits) Women Final
• 12:45 PM ET – Shot Put (1 circle) Women Final
• 2:00 PM ET – Long Jump (2 runways) Women Final
• 3:05 PM ET – 800 Meters Women Final

Here are the final results. 

• 9:15 AM ET – 60 Meters Men Final
• 9:50 AM ET – Long Jump (2 runways) Men Final
• 11:00 AM ET – Shot Put (1 circle) Men Final
• 12:45 PM ET – High Jump (2 pits) Men Final
• 2:30 PM ET – 1000 Meters Men Final

Men’s Team Scores After Day 1Tennessee

• 3:00 PM ET – Mile Women Final
• 3:10 PM ET – 60 Meters Women Final
• 3:20 PM ET – 400 Meters Women Final
• 3:30 PM ET – 800 Meters Women Final
• 3:40 PM ET – 60 Hurdles Women Final
• 3:50 PM ET – 200 Meters Women Final
• 4:00 PM ET – 3000 Meters Women Final
• 4:20 PM ET – 4×400 Relay Women Final
• 6:00 PM ET – Mile Men Final
• 6:10 PM ET – 60 Meters Men Final
• 6:20 PM ET – 400 Meters Men Final
• 6:30 PM ET – 800 Meters Men Final
• 6:40 PM ET – 60 Hurdles Men Final
• 6:50 PM ET – 200 Meters Men Final
• 7:00 PM ET – 3000 Meters Men Final
• 7:20 PM ET – 4×400 Relay Men Final

60m Prelims Results

• 12:00 PM ET – High Jump Women Final
• 1:45 PM ET – Shot Put Women Prelim/Final
• 2:20 PM ET – Triple Jump Women Prelim/Final
• 12:00 PM ET – High Jump Men Final
• 5:00 PM ET – Shot Put Men Prelim/Final
• 5:20 PM ET – Triple Jump Men Prelim/Final

Where To Watch The NCAA Indoor Track And Field Championships

O’Brien is just the 4th to win the event 3+ times, joining:

NCAA Indoors 2025 Women’s Entries

Arkansas

1. Lexy Halladay-Lowry, SR, BYU – 8:40.60
2. Riley Chamberlain, JR, BYU – 8:40.89
3. Elise Stearns, SR, Northern Ari – 8:41.07
4. Doris Lemngole, SO, Alabama – 8:41.83
5. Sophia Kennedy, SO, Stanford – 8:42.53
6. Amy Bunnage, SO, Stanford – 8:43.82
7. Pamela Kosgei, FR, New Mexico – 8:44.62
8. Kimberley May, SR, Providence – 8:44.73
9. Shannon Flockhart, SR, Providence – 8:45.67
10. Ceili McCabe, SR, West Virgini – 8:45.97
11. Amina Maatoug, SR, Washington – 8:46.20
12. Margot Appleton, SR, Virginia – 8:46.23
13. Silan Ayyildiz, JR, Oregon – 8:46.33
14. Grace Hartman, SO, NC State – 8:46.57
15. Paityn Noe, FR, Arkansas – 8:47.17
16. Hannah Gapes, FR, NC State – 8:48.96

60m Prelims ResultsMen’s Track Events

1. Dejanea Oakley (JR)
2. Michelle Smith (FR)
3. Haley Tate (JR)
4. Aaliyah Butler (JR)
5. Sydney Harris (SO)

Heptathlon

1. Zaya Akins (SO)
2. Sylvia Chelangat (JR)
3. JaMeesia Ford (SO)
4. Jayla Jamison (SR)
5. Cynteria James (SO)

Pentathlon

1. Rachel Glenn (JR)
2. Isabella Whittaker (JR)
3. Sanaria Butler (JR)
4. Sanu Jallow (JR)
5. Anna Podojil (SR)
6. Aaliyah Pyatt (JR)
7. Kayla Davis (JR)
8. Joanne Reid (SR)

Gig ’em

1. Cydney Wright (JR)
2. Brianna White (SR)
3. Esther Joseph (FR)
4. Javonya Valcourt (JR)
5. Ka’Myya Haywood (SO)
6. Layla Anderson (SR)
7. Kaniya Johnson (JR)

Friday, March 14

1. Camryn Dickson (JR)
2. Jasmine Montgomery (SR)
3. Latasha Smith (SR)
4. Jermaisha Arnold (SR)
5. Kennedy Wade (SR)

Women’s Team Scores After Day 1

1. Hannah Douglas (JR)
2. Cha’iel Johnson (SO)
3. Oneika McAnnuff (SO)
4. Stacey Onyepunuka (FR)
5. A’Laji Bradley (FR)
6. Sharmelle Holmes (FR)

Virginia’s men’s distance medley team, anchored by Gary Martin, took the top spot, while BYU claimed the women’s title. 

1. Alyssa Conyers (SR)
2. Taylor Snaer (SO)
3. Kaylen Fletcher (JR)
4. Naomi Johnson (JR)
5. Kayla McBride (FR)
6. Mia Holden (FR)
7. Sonia Virk (SR)
8. Rose Pittman (SR)

Weight Throw Final Results

1. Twaneise Johnson (JR)
2. Jazmen Newberry (JR)
3. Kiah Williams (SR)
4. Deja Shaw-Huckaby (SO)
5. Janiah Pulliam (SO)

Amanda Moll of @UWTrack #NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/DDwHyJULb9

1. Yemi John (JR)
2. Christine Mallard (JR)
3. Jassani Carter (JR)
4. Madison Whyte (SO)
5. Takiya Cenci (JR)

Samuel – 13:11.78
Rocky Hansen (@WakeTrack) – 13:12.65#NCAAIndoors pic.twitter.com/bxUYziUzGo

1. Victoria Bossong (SR)
2. Izzy Goudros (JR)
3. Sophia Gorriaran (SO)
4. Chloe Fair (JR)
5. Marta Amani (FR)
6. Mfoniso Andrew (JR)
7. Fabiola Belibi (JR)
8. Ella Cooper (FR)

Virginia Tech                   

1. Takiyah Ferguson (FR)
2. Tyra Wilson (SR)
3. Alyia Green (JR)
4. Kaelyaah Liburd (SO)
5. Jaden Francis (JR)
6. Shenese Walker (JR)

Pole Vault Final Results

1. Lauren Lewis (SO)
2. Kenondra Davis (SR)
3. Akala Garrett (SO)
4. Ramiah Elliott (JR)
5. Holly Okuku (FR)

Miss State                            

1. Rachel Glenn, JR, Arkansas, 1.98m
2. Elena Kulichenko, SR, Georgia, 1.95m
3. Jenna Rogers, SR, Nebraska, 1.94m
4. Temitope Adeshina, SO, Texas Tech, 1.93m
5. Rose Yeboah, JR, Illinois, 1.92m
6. Emma Gates, JR, Arizona, 1.90m
7. Alyssa Jones, JR, Stanford, 1.89m
8. Cheyla Scott, JR, South Carolina, 1.89m
9. Kristi Perez-Snyman, SR, Missouri, 1.88m
10. Sharie Enoe, JR, Kansas State, 1.88m
11. Evelyn Lavielle, JR, Texas Tech, 1.87m
12. Paris Mikinski, SO, Arizona, 1.87m
13. Bara Sajdokova, SR, Illinois, 1.86m
14. Madison Schmidt, SR, Notre Dame, 1.86m
15. Sydney Billington, SR, Arkansas, 1.85m
16. Claudina Diaz, SR, Missouri, 1.85m

Track Events

1. Winny Bii, JR, Texas A&M, 14.01m
2. Emilia Sjostrand, SR, San Jose State, 14.01m
3. Shantae Foreman, JR, Clemson, 13.84m
4. Simone Johnson, SR, San Jose State, 13.78m
5. Agur Dwol, JR, Oklahoma, 13.75m
6. Temitope Ojora, SR, USC, 13.57m
7. Machaeda Linton, JR, LSU, 13.57m
8. Daniela Wamokpego, SO, Iowa, 13.51m
9. Tamiah Washington, SO, Texas Tech, 13.50m
10. Euphenie Andre, SR, Missouri, 13.49m
11. Suzan Ogunleye, JR, Texas Tech, 13.47m
12. Jasmine Akins, SR, Oklahoma, 13.47m
13. Rhianna Phipps, JR, Nebraska, 13.44m
14. Nia Robinson, SR, Arkansas, 13.41m
15. Asia Phillips, FR, Florida, 13.38m
16. Ryann Porter, SR, Oregon, 13.37m

Jadin O’Brien of @NDXCTF snags her third-straight NCAA Indoor women’s pentathlon title with a personal best score of 4,596.#NCAAIndoors pic.twitter.com/XcOarEzrtG

1. KeAyla Dove, SR, Houston, 19.46m
2. Axelina Johansson, JR, Nebraska, 19.31m
3. Mya Lesnar, SR, Colorado State, 19.02m
4. Jaida Ross, SR, Oregon, 18.47m
5. Jayden Ulrich, SR, Louisville, 18.40m
6. Akaoma Odeluga, SO, Ole Miss, 18.37m
7. Nina Ndubuisi, SO, Texas, 18.35m
8. Elizabeth Tapper, SO, Michigan, 18.26m
9. Melanie Duron, JR, Texas State, 18.21m
10. Treneese Hamilton, JR, Alabama, 18.14m
11. Paige Low, SR, Oklahoma, 18.05m
12. Abria Smith, SR, Illinois, 17.87m
13. Mine De Klerk, JR, Nebraska, 17.87m
14. MyeJoi Williams, SR, Alabama, 17.85m
15. Gabby Morris, SR, Colorado State, 17.64m
16. Kalynn Meyer, SR, Nebraska, 17.63m

NCAA Indoors 2025 Men’s Entries

𝐌 𝟔𝟎𝐌 𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐃𝐋𝐄 𝐒𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐒 @JohnnyBrackins_ leads all qualifiers, advancing in 7.53

1. Ethan Strand, SR, North Caroli, 7:30.15
2. Parker Wolfe, SR, North Caroli, 7:30.23
3. Yaseen Abdalla, SR, Arkansas, 7:34.17
4. Liam Murphy, SR, Villanova, 7:35.47
5. Gary Martin, JR, Virginia, 7:36.09
6. Marco Langon, SO, Villanova, 7:36.87
7. Colin Sahlman, JR, Northern Ari, 7:37.59
8. Drew Bosley, SR, Northern Ari, 7:38.06
9. Luke Tewalt, SR, Wake Forest, 7:39.09
10. Habtom Samuel, SO, New Mexico, 7:39.39
11. Colton Sands, JR, North Caroli, 7:39.60
12. Ishmael Kipkurui, FR, New Mexico, 7:40.06
13. Matt Strangio, SR, Portland, 7:40.09
14. Brian Musau, SO, Oklahoma Sta, 7:40.18
15. George Couttie, SO, Virginia Tec, 7:40.18
16. Adam Spencer, SR, Wisconsin, 7:40.38

The 2025 NCAA D1 Indoor Track and Field Championships kicked off with a bang, as women’s and men’s track and field events got underway at Virginia Beach Sports Center.  Brian Musau of @run4okstate #NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/iPFieVu9Mt

1. Auhmad Robinson SR
2. Hossam Hatib JR
3. Antonie Nortje SR
4. Cutler Zamzow SR
5. Kimar Farquharson SR

Here are the final results.

1. Rios Prude SO
2. Wanya McCoy SR
3. Ashton Schwartzman SR
4. Jenoah McKiver SR
5. Vance Nilsson FR
6. Malique Smith-Band SO
7. Nicholas Spikes FR

Cutoff to make the final was 4:36.41.#NCAAIndoors pic.twitter.com/YPdpcggFF3

1. Steven McElroy SR
2. Brandon Battle SR
3. TJ Tomlyanovich SR
4. Jaden Smith JR
5. Connor Washington SR
6. Tyrice Taylor JR
7. Rivaldo Marshall SR
8. Kevin Bello FR

60m Hurdles Prelims Results

1. Jayden Davis SO
2. Mateo Medina FR
3. Malik Franklin FR
4. Dayton Carlson SR
5. Josiah Anderson FR
6. Trevin Moyer JR

The officials have been quick to pull the red card tonight. 

1. Jacob Andrews SO
2. William Jones JR
3. Johnny Brackins SR
4. Johnnie Blockburger SR
5. Garrett Kaalund JR
6. Max Thomas JR

Georgia                

1. Will Floyd SO
2. Xai Ricks FR
3. Shemar Chambers SR
4. Ervin Pearson FR
5. London Costen FR

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1. Tomas Kersulis SR
2. Kahleje Tillmon SR
3. Ali Diaby SR
4. Judson Lincoln IV JR
5. Nicholas Plant JR
6. Christian Jackson JR
7. Samuel Herenton SR

Event 31: Women Shot Put

1. Jonathan Crawford JR
2. George Garcia JR
3. Josh Bour SR
4. Shaemar Uter JR
5. Charlie Bartholomew SR
6. DeSean Boyce JR

Indya Mayberry posts the top time in her heat to advance to the 60m finals #GoFrogs | #NCAATF pic.twitter.com/JeV0dFUHpC

1. Abbas Ali FR
2. Demar Francis SR
3. Dillon Bedell SR
4. Nathaniel Ezekiel SR
5. Austen Diggs FR
6. Tyler Honeyman FR

Godbless received a red card and was DQ’d for a false start. Tough ruling.

1. Cameron Miller SR
2. Connor Czajkowski JR
3. Brett Otterbacher JR
4. Antoine Spencer SO
5. Jahn Riley SR
6. Zach Mylenek FR

ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/7JqnollbT7

1. Christion Barker JR
2. Cyrus Jacobs JR
3. Alfonso Hale Jr. SR
4. Peyton Bair JR
5. Sherman Hawkins JR

Event 27: Women High Jump

1. Eli Hazlett JR
2. Trey Jackson SR
3. Ty Oustrich SO
4. Josh Taylor JR
5. Jonah Heimuli FR

Texas A&M

1. Scottie Vines, FR, Arkansas, 2.29m
2. Antrea Mita, SO, Houston, 2.26m
3. Kyren Washington, SO, Oklahoma, 2.25m
4. Tyus Wilson, SR, Nebraska, 2.25m
5. Kason O’Riley, SR, Texas State, 2.25m
6. Aiden Hayes, JR, Texas State, 2.24m
7. Mason Kooi, SO, Nebraska, 2.23m
8. Tito Alofe, SO, Harvard, 2.23m
9. Caleb Snowden, SR, Arkansas-Pin, 2.23m
10. Brady Palen, SR, USC, 2.22m
11. Elias Gerald, JR, USC, 2.22m
12. Riyon Rankin, SO, Georgia, 2.22m
13. Arvesta Troupe, JR, Ole Miss, 2.22m
14. Braden Goellner, SO, Iowa State, 2.21m
15. Bradford (Bj) Jennings, FR, Texas Tech, 2.21m
16. Kampton Kam, JR, Penn, 2.21m

Mayberry wins the first heat. She had a time of 7.12. The second heat is about to begin. 

1. Jonathan Seremes, SO, Missouri, 16.97m
2. Luke Brown, JR, Kentucky, 16.87m
3. Brandon Green Jr, JR, Oklahoma, 16.85m
4. Apalos Edwards, SR, Arkansas, 16.61m
5. Viktor Morozov, JR, Illinois, 16.35m
6. Alexandre Malanda, SR, Kent State, 16.30m
7. Praise Aniamaka, SR, Purdue, 16.29m
8. Sterling Scott, SO, Missouri, 16.28m
9. Astley Davis, SR, Cincinnati, 16.22m
10. Gavin Champ, JR, Texas A&M, 16.13m
11. Stacy Brown Jr, SR, Texas Tech, 16.13m
12. Donovan Anderson, SR, Rutgers, 16.12m
13. Kyle Johnson, SO, Connecticut, 16.07m
14. Garison Breeding, SR, Texas Tech, 16.04m
15. Gabriele Tosti, SR, Tarleton Sta, 15.98m
16. Micaylon Moore, SR, Nebraska, 15.95m

Here are the final results. 

1. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, JR, Ole Miss, 21.11m
2. Fred Moudani Likibi, SR, Cincinnati, 20.62m
3. Thomas Kitchell, SR, North Caroli, 20.47m
4. Jason Swarens, SR, Wisconsin, 20.24m
5. Christopher Licata, SR, South Caroli, 20.06m
6. Ralford Mullings, JR, Oklahoma, 19.92m
7. Henry Buckles, JR, Texas State, 19.91m
8. Tyler Sudduth, SR, Illinois, 19.73m
9. Maxwell Otterdahl, SR, Nebraska, 19.68m
10. Joseph White, SR, Wisconsin, 19.59m
11. Danny Bryant, SR, BYU, 19.56m
12. Zach Landa, SR, Arizona, 19.51m
13. Dylan Targgart, SR, South Caroli, 19.41m
14. Christopher Crawford, JR, Alabama, 19.41m
15. Tyler Michelini, SO, Arizona, 19.40m
16. Texas Tanner, JR, Air Force, 19.38m

NCAA Indoor Track And Field Team Champions

Nathaniel Ezekiel of @BaylorTrack leads qualifiers to Saturday’s men’s 400m final at NCAA Indoors, sprinting to a 45.44 in the prelims.

• 2024: Arkansas
• 2023: Arkansas
• 2022: Florida
• 2021: Arkansas
• 2019: Arkansas
• 2018: Georgia
• 2017: Oregon
• 2016: Oregon
• 2015: Arkansas
• 2014: Oregon

Here are the final results.  

• 2024: Texas Tech
• 2023: Arkansas
• 2022: Texas
• 2021: Oregon
• 2019: Florida
• 2018: Florida
• 2017: Texas A&M
• 2016: Oregon
• 2015: Oregon
• 2014: Oregon

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