Big Ten Indoor Championships: 8th of 15 (35 points)
Big Ten Outdoor Championships: T11th of 17 (32)
NCAA Outdoor Championships: No Team Score
The University of Michigan men’s track and field team concluded its 2025 season earning one Big Ten Individual title, four Big Ten medals and setting a pair of program records.
Individual Highlights
• Trent McFarland earned his second career conference title with a record-setting performance in the mile run at the Big Ten Indoor Championships. McFarland set the meet record in the preliminary round (3:59.29) to top the previous standard of 4:00.56 set by U-M director of track and field and cross country Kevin Sullivan in 1998 before taking gold in the finals (4:03.56). The sophomore set the program 800-meter run record (1:47.22) at the Michigan Invitational earlier in the season.
• Graduate transfer John McNeil finished in the high jump after clearing a personal-best 2.16 meters (7 feet, 1 inch), while the 4×400-meter relay team of Krish Gupta, Miles Brown, Jacob Koerner and Jack Juds also took home bronze (3:08.81) at the conference meet.
• At the Penn Relays during the outdoor season, the 4×800-meter relay team of Camden Law, McFarland, Henry Johnson and Brendan Herger topped a 39-year-old record, shaving more than three seconds off the previous standard with a time of 7:14.65 to finish second.
• Amit Rutman, Gupta, Koerner and Corey Royster took down a 47-year-old record at the Big Ten Outdoor Championships, finishing seventh in the 4x100m relay (39.87 seconds).
• Caleb Jarema improved his 2024 third-place finish in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, taking silver at the 2025 championships with a time of 8:42.53.
• Freshman Josh Huisman punched his ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a 10th-place finish in the shot put (18.95m/62-2.25) at the NCAA East First Round. Huisman went on to finish 20th (18.33m/60-1.75) at NCAAs.
• McFarland and Herger qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 1,500-meter run after finishing second (3:39.81) and fifth (3:39.81) in their respective quarterfinal heats at the NCAA East First Round. At the championship meet, the pair advanced to the final round, where Herger finished ninth (3:47.88) and McFarland finished 11th (3:47.94) overall. Herger was the lone freshman in the field of a tight race, with just 1.45 seconds separating the first- through 12th-place finishers.

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Honors and Awards
NCAA
All-America (Second Team): Brenden Herger (outdoor 1,500m), Trent McFarland (outdoor 1,500m)
All-America (Honorable Mention): Josh Huisman (outdoor shot put)
Big Ten Conference
Freshman of the Year: Brendan Herger (outdoor)
All-Big Ten (First Team): Trent McFarland (indoor)
All-Big Ten (Second Team): Caleb Jarema (outdoor)
Sportsmanship Award: John McNeil (indoor), Nolan Clark (outdoor)
College Sports Communicators
Academic All-District: Miles Brown, Aiden Felty, Owen MacKenzie, Jozef Meyers, John O’Reilly
Academic All-Big Ten
Peter Baracco, Jr., Economics
Will Barhite, Sr., Applied Exercise Science
Xander Black, Sr., Business Administration
Miles Brown, Sr., Movement Science
Nolan Clark, So., LSA Undeclared
Aiden Felty, Sr., Sport Management
Lawrence Gilliam, Sr., Business Administration
Ian Hill, Jr., Biology, Health, & Society
Kepler Huntress, So., Mathematics
Caleb Jarema, Jr., Business Administration
Henry Johnson, Sr., Applied Exercise Science
Jack Juds, Sr., Business Administration
Jack Kelke, Jr., General Studies
Liam Kinney, So., Data Science
Jacob Koerner, Sr., Applied Exercise Science
Jakob Kunzer, Gr., Accounting
Camden Law, So., Business Administration
Nathan Lopez, So., Business Administration
Owen MacKenzie, Gr., Biomedical Engineering
Heath McAllister, So., Mechanical Engineering
Trent McFarland, So., LSA Undeclared
Kyler McNatt, Jr., Aerospace Engineering
John McNeil, Gr., International and Regional Studies
Jozef Meyers, Gr., Architecture
John O’Reilly, So., Business Administration
Akili Parekh, So., Mathematics
Corey Royster, So., LSA Undeclared
Amit Rutman, So., Business Administration
Cole Sheldon, Jr., Environment
Jaden Simmons, So., LSA Undeclared
Jack Spamer, Sr., Electrical Engineering
Jake Steslicki, Jr., Economics
Luke Stowasser, Jr., Sport Management
Aiden Sullivan, So., Business Administration
Jake Wall, Jr., Sport Management
Eli Winter, Gr., Economics