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Your Men’s 400m Hurdles Final

Ben Bulger Susquehanna
Alexander Swann Middlebury
Levi Biery Colby
Jayson Ekiyor Bethel
Adepoju Arogundade Bowdoin
Blake Postler UW-Eau Claire
Colin Scanlon CMS
Dirk Gambrel Centre
Nathaniel Otis Beloit

Women's 1500 Final Continued

Isabel Olson Colorado College
Christina Crow MIT
Sophie Bekins Wash U
Stella Kuttner NYU

Your Women’s 1500 Final

Haley Schoenegge Vassar
Claudia Harnett UChicago
Lydia Bennett Grove City
Grace McDonough Conn College
Emily Moehringer Catholic
Gillian Roeder MIT
Bailey Puckett Trine
Ellie Rising George Fox

Men's 1500 Final Continued

Tor Hotung-Davidsen Lynchburg
Jonathan Zavala Brockport
Sam Verkerke UW-Eau Claire
Rabbit Barnes Colorado College

Your Men’s 1500 Final

Quinn White Pomona Pitzer
Eric Anderson UC Santa Cruz
Sam Llaneza Lynchburg
Tim Neumann MIT
Vincent Giumenti Mount Union
James Corbett Wash U
Ryan Hagan SUNY Geneseo
Adam Shaw Mount St. Joseph

Pomona Pitzer's Quinn White is the winner of heat 2 . Looks like the time qualifiers will come out of this heat.

SUNY Geneseo's Ryan Hagan throws down a 55.95 final quarter to win a tactical first heat of the Men’s 1500.

Your Women’s 4x100m Final

UW-La Crosse
UW-Whitewater
Elmhurst
Bridgewater State
Wash U
SUNY Delhi
John Carroll
Colby

Your Men’s 4x100m Final

UW-La Crosse
Rowan
St. Johns (Minn)
McMurry
RPI
UW-Whitewater
Bethel
UW-Eau Claire

First Team-All Americans

🥈Dameco Walker Ripon
🥉Caleb Wright UW-Oshkosh

Cameron Sample Fredonia
Henry Brandstadter Emory
Richmond Honkpo Otterbein
Triton Schmidt UW-La Crosse
Dylan Doss Illinois College

The record holder gets his title!

After a historic season of jumping 8m indoors and outdoors, Josh Rivers adds his fourth straight title!

He jumped 7.56m.

Oshkosh claimed 16 team points.

First Team All-Americans
🥈Amblessed Okemgbo Whitworth
🥉Alexis Boykin MIT

Kayla Behnke UW-Eau Claire
Vanessa Uitenbroek Carroll (Wisc.)
Nai'lah Anders Dubuque
Emily Ball MIT
Hannah Friend Ohio Northern

First Team All-Americans
🥈Aryanna Paulena Goucher
🥉Leah Zastrow UW-Stout

Gracie Holland UW-Whitewater
Katelyn Howard MIT
Maddy Habberstad UW-La Crosse
Madison Conley Westminster
Kenzie Kurdys Greenville

Back2Back

Charlotte Frere battled the elements to claim her second straight title.

She came in as the favorite and doesn't disappoint.

In 2023, she finished 17th. Now, she's a 2x champ.

Make it 3 Straight!

Despite the rain pushing the competition indoors, Yasmin Ruff battles it out to claim her third straight pole vault title.

She had to battle back altering missing her first attempt at 4.00m.

It took one jump at 4.05m to claim the title.

First Team All-Americans
🥈Gavin Fritsch UW-Oshkosh
🥉Andrew Mott York (Pa.)

McKade Jelinek UW-Platteville
Dan Dabrowski Penn St. Behrend
Ancil Alexander UMass Dartmouth
Gage Stankiewicz UW-Eau Claire
Timmy Ball Bethel

🏆Back2Back🏆

The first national champion of the weekend goes to Yakob Ekoue of UW-Eau Claire.

He led from the very first throw and never looked back.

Ekoue grabs his second straight discus title and this marks his 4th national title of his career.

No 4x4? No problem.

MIT will be your Women's Indoor Team Champions!

WashU will be your national runner up with 45.5 points
UW-La Crosse finishes third with 37 points
Loras rounds out the podium with 32 points

Women's 4x400m First Team All-Americans:

🥈 WashU
🥉 UW-La Crosse
Williams
Emory
Rochester
SUNY Geneseo
UW-Eau Claire

Colby on top!

The stacked Colby 4x4 relay team of Tally Zeller, Kristina Pizzi, Kaitlyn Ewald, and Fiona Mejico backloaded their lineup to take the title in the last event of the meet. Their time of 3:45.95 moves them up to No. 6 all-time.

Men's 4x400m First Team All-Americans:

🥈Bethel
🥉UW-La Crosse
Rowan
Loras
Dubuque
RIT
TCNJ

SUNY Cortland watched heat 1 and knew what they need to run to secure the win.

Josh Jeffes anchored in 46.94 and held off a hard charging Grant Nelson of Bethel who split 46.19!

The team consisted of Evan Jensen, Zion Cheatham, Harrison Gavales, and Josh Jeffes.

Men's 200m First Team All-Americans:

🥈Londyn Little - UW-Oshkosh
🥉Alex Rhodes - Puget Sound
Dylan Doss- Illinois College
Liam Danitz - Hope
Franklyn Akabi-During - Dickinson
Maxim Rychkov - TCNJ
Jerem Ombogo - North Park

Dominance.

Sam Blaskowski adds another national title! And goes back to back in the 200m!

He's now won 9 national titles and makes it 6 straight titles in the open races.

Women's 3K First Team All-Americans:

🥈Jules Bleskoski - RPI
🥉Evelyn Battleson-Gunkel - UChicago
Penelope Greene - SUNY Geneseo
Keira Rogan - Hamilton
Kate Sanderson - MIT
Adriana Catalano - Johns Hopkins
Riley Buese - Lewis & Clark

Can't. Be. Stopped.

Faith Duncan does the indoor distance double! The pace was hot early but Faith found another gear.

She made her decisive move with 1000m to go. She held on for a new championship record and moves to 4th All-Time!

She's won 4 straight national titles.