NCAA Indoor Track And Field Championships 2025 Results. Here's Every Winner

On the final day of competition at the 2025 D1 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, USC triumphed in the men’s team competition, securing the title with 39 points.

They narrowly defeated Georgia, who finished with 33 points, and Auburn, who earned 32 points.

One of the wildest moments of the meet came in the last event, the men’s 4x400m relay, where Georgia emerged victorious. Texas A&M, however, faced disqualification from the event, leading to controversy and an appeal by Arkansas for a rerun, which was ultimately denied after a lengthy review.

In individual performances, Ethan Strand of North Carolina took home the men’s 3000m title, while Carli Makarawu of Kentucky made history, tying the NCAA record in the men’s 200m.

On the women’s side, Oregon claimed the team title with 55 points while Indya Mayberry took home an action-packed 200m title.

See the full results and champions below from the 2025 NCAA DI Indoor Track and Field Championships.

NCAA Indoor Track And Field 2025 Champions

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

Men’s Team Champion: USC Trojans

Men’s Track Events

3000m: Ethan Strand (North Carolina)
200m: Carli Makarawu (Kentucky)
60m Hurdles: Ja’Kobe Tharp (Auburn)
800m: Matthew Erickson (Oregon)
400m: Will Floyd (Georgia)
60m: Jordan Anthony (Arkansas)
Mile: Abel Teffra (Georgetown)
Distance Medley: Virginia
5000m: Brian Musau (Oklahoma State)

Men’s Field Events

Triple Jump: Jonathan Seremes (Missouri)
Shot Put: Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan (Ole Miss)
High Jump: Tyus Wilson (Nebraska)
Heptathlon: Peyton Bair (Mississippi State)
Pole Vault: Simen Guttormsen (Duke)
Long Jump: Kelsey Daniel (Texas)
Weight Throw: Daniel Reynolds (Wyoming)

Women’s Team Champion: Oregon Ducks

Women’s Track Events

4×400 Relay: Arkansas
3000m: Ceili McCabe (West Virginia)
200m: Indya Mayberry (TCU)
60m Hurdles: Jaiya Covington (Texas A&M)
800m: Makayla Paige (North Carolina)
400m: Isabella Whittaker (Arkansas)
60m: Dajaz DeFrand (USC)
Mile: Wilma Nielsen (Oregon)
Distance Medley: BYU
5000m: Doris Lemngole (Alabama)

Women’s Field Events

Triple Jump: Agur Dwol (Oklahoma)
Shot Put: Axelina Johansson (Nebraska)
High Jump: Elena Kulichenko (Georgia)
High Jump: Temitope Adeshina (Texas Tech)
Long Jump: Alexis Brown (Baylor)
Pole Vault: Amanda Moll (Washington)
Weight Throw: Taylor Kesner (Wisconsin)
Pentathlon: Jadin O’Brien (Notre Dame)

USC Wins Men’s Team Title

After much deliberation, Arkansas was not granted a rerun and they will finish fourth in the team competition.

Men’s Team Final Scores

USC – 39 pts (Champion)
Georgia – 33 pts
Auburn – 32 pts
Arkansas – 30 pts
Oklahoma State – 26 pts
Miss State – 23 pts
Virginia – 23 pts
North Carolina – 22 pts
Texas Tech – 22 pts
Ole Miss – 20 pts
Texas A&M – 20 pts

There will be no re-run of the men’s 4x400m at the NCAA Indoor Championships.

“We’re going to respect the official’s decision,” Arkansas Coach Bucknam said in a team huddle.#NCAAIndoors

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) March 16, 2025

Texas A&M DQ’d From 4×400

Here are the final results.

Men’s 4x400m Relay Final Results

Georgia – 3:03.44 (Champion, SB, FR)
Texas Tech – 3:03.77 (SB)
Arizona State – 3:03.88
USC – 3:04.76
Miss State – 3:05.39
BYU – 3:05.56
Baylor – 3:05.64
Florida – 3:06.93
Virginia Tech – 3:07.95
Purdue – 3:08.81
Arkansas – 3:47.69
Texas A&M – DQ

Arkansas Wants A Rerun

Arkansas is appealing to the NCAA to have a solo rerun of the 4×400 men’s relay.

It seems as though A&M will be disqualified, but they have protested that disqualification.

It’s all still under review and could very well be over, with a USC men’s team title, but nothing concrete yet.

Still Under Review…

The NCAA is taking their time trying to sort this out.

USC still believes they have won the Men’s Team Title.

The 4×400 Relay Is Still Under Review

It seems as though USC is going to win the Men’s Team Title, but the last race is still under review after a wild scenario where the anchor leg runners were not prepared for the handoff.

For now, though, USC has begun celebrating but has not been given the full distinction of being the champions yet from the officials.

Georgia Wins Men’s 4x400m Relay

Men’s 4x400m Relay Final Results

Georgia – 3:03.44 (Champion)
Texas Tech – 3:03.77
Arizona State – 3:03.88
USC – 3:04.76
~~Texas A&M – 3:05.15~~
Miss State – 3:05.39
BYU – 3:05.56
Baylor – 3:05.64
Florida – 3:06.93
Virginia Tech – 3:07.95
Purdue – 3:08.81
Arkansas – 3:47.69

NCAA Indoor Track And Field Championships 2025 Results

Here are results from the 2025 NCAA DI Indoor Track And Field Championships.

Men’s Track Events

Men’s 4x400m Relay Final Results

Georgia – 3:03.44 (Champion, SB, FR)
Texas Tech – 3:03.77 (SB)
Arizona State – 3:03.88
USC – 3:04.76
Miss State – 3:05.39
BYU – 3:05.56
Baylor – 3:05.64
Florida – 3:06.93
Virginia Tech – 3:07.95
Purdue – 3:08.81
Arkansas – 3:47.69
Texas A&M – DQ

Men’s 200m Final Results

Carli Makarawu, JR, Kentucky – 20.13 (Champion)
Makanakaishe Charamba, SR, Auburn – 20.16
Cameron Miller, SR, Purdue – 20.49
Garrett Kaalund, JR, USC – 20.56
Jaiden Reid, SO, LSU – 20.75
Johnnie Blockburger, SR, USC – 20.84
Demar Francis, SR, Baylor – 21.00
Jamarion Stubbs, JR, Alabama State – DNS

Men’s 60m Hurdles Final Results

Ja’Kobe Tharp, SO, Auburn – 7.45 (Champion, PB)
Jerome Campbell, JR, Northern Colorado – 7.49 (PB)
Malachi Snow, SO, Texas Tech – 7.54
Johnny Brackins, SR, USC – 7.54
Jahiem Stern, JR, LSU – 7.55 (PB)
Antoine Andrews, JR, Texas Tech – 7.56
Ja’Qualon Scott, JR, Texas A&M – 7.57
Vashaun Vascianna, JR, Arkansas – 7.64

Men’s 800m Final Results

Matthew Erickson, SR, Oregon – 1:46.43 (Champion)
Abdullahi Hassan, SR, Miss State – 1:46.65
Aidan McCarthy, JR, Cal Poly – 1:46.78
Tinoda Matsatsa, SO, Georgetown – 1:47.05
Dan Watcke, FR, Villanova – 1:47.22
Justin O’Toole, SR, Washington – 1:47.74
Darius Kipyego, SR, Iowa State – 1:48.79
Olivier Desmeules, SR, Penn State – 1:48.84
Cole Lindhorst, JR, Washington – DNS

Men’s 400m Final Results

Will Floyd, SO, Georgia – 45.43 (Champion)
Nathaniel Ezekiel, SR, Baylor – 45.44
Auhmad Robinson, SR, Texas A&M – 45.54
Jayden Davis, SO, Arizona State – 45.56
William Jones, JR, USC – 45.86
Shaemar Uter, JR, Texas Tech – 46.20
Antonie Nortje, SR, Texas A&M – 46.25
TJ Tomlyanovich, SR, Arkansas – 46.27

Men’s 60m Final Results

Jordan Anthony, JR, Arkansas – 6.49 (Champion)
Kanyinsola Ajayi, SO, Auburn – 6.52
Israel Okon, FR, Auburn – 6.52
Saminu Abdul-Rasheed, JR, South Florida – 6.53
Travis Williams, SR, USC – 6.54 (SB)
Chrstyn John (JC) Stevenson, JR, USC – 6.55
Malachi Snow, SO, Texas Tech – 6.59
Adekalu Fakorede, FR, Miss State – 6.59

Men’s Mile Final Results

Abel Teffra, SR, Georgetown – 3:53.60 (Champion)
Nathan Green, JR, Washington – 3:53.99
Foster Malleck, SR, Boston University – 3:54.42
Fouad Messaoudi, SR, Oklahoma State – 3:54.72
Isaiah Givens, SO, Colorado – 3:54.84 (PB)
Ronan McMahon-Staggs, JR, Washington – 3:55.52
Steven Jackson, SR, Boston College – 3:56.07
Colin Sahlman, JR, Northern Arizona – 3:57.02
Benne Anderson, SO, Syracuse – 3:57.63
Harrison Witt, SR, Princeton – 3:59.71

Distance Medley Final Results

Virginia – 9:15.12 (Champion)
North Carolina – 9:17.17
Oregon – 9:17.57
Texas A&M – 9:17.74
BYU – 9:18.31
Oklahoma State – 9:20.10
Virginia Tech – 9:21.69
Wisconsin – 9:23.08
Wake Forest – 9:24.13
Princeton – 9:27.25
Washington – 9:31.11
Georgetown – 9:42.30

5000m Final Results

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

Men’s Field Events

Men’s Triple Jump Final Results

Jonathan Seremes, SO, Missouri – 17.04m (55-11) (Champion)
Micaylon Moore, SR, Nebraska – 16.52m (54-2½)
Brandon Green Jr., JR, Oklahoma – 16.50m (54-1¾)
Luke Brown, JR, Kentucky – 16.33m (53-7)
Praise Aniamaka, SR, Purdue – 16.14m (52-11½)
Gabriele Tosti, SR, Tarleton State – 16.09m (52-9½)
Alexandre Malanda, SR, Kent State – 16.05m (52-8)
Sterling Scott, SO, Missouri – 16.04m (52-7½)
Floyd Whitaker, JR, Oklahoma – 15.90m (52-2)
Kyle Johnson, SO, Connecticut – 15.82m (51-11)
Gavin Champ, JR, Texas A&M – 15.74m (51-7¾)
Garison Breeding, SR, Texas Tech – 15.71m (51-6½)
Stacy Brown Jr., SR, Texas Tech – 15.52m (50-11)
Astley Davis, SR, Cincinnati – 15.50m (50-10¼)
Viktor Morozov, JR, Illinois – 15.49m (50-10)
Apalos Edwards, SR, Arkansas – 15.40m (50-6¼)

Men’s Shot Put Final Results

Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, JR, Ole Miss – 20.49m (67-2¾) (Champion, FR)
Christopher Licata, SR, South Carolina – 20.46m (67-1½) (PB)
Jason Swearens, SR, Wisconsin – 20.40m (66-11¼) (PB)
Dylan Taggart, SR, South Carolina – 19.74m (64-9¼) (SB)
Tyler Sudduth, SR, Illinois – 19.68m (64-6¾)
Fred Moudani Likibi, SR, Cincinnati – 19.63m (64-5)
Joseph White, SR, Wisconsin – 19.27m (63-2¾)
Thomas Kitchell, SR, North Carolina – 19.19m (62-11½)
Zach Landa, SR, Arizona – 19.17m (62-10¾)
Christopher Crawford, JR, Alabama – 19.04m (62-5¾)
Maxwell Otterdahl, SR, Nebraska – 18.81m (61-8½)
Danny Bryant, SR, BYU – 18.73m (61-5½)
Ralford Mullings, JR, Oklahoma – 18.16m (59-7)
Henry Buckles, JR, Texas State – 17.72m (58-1¾)
Tyler Michelini, SO, Arizona – 17.64m (57-10½)
Texas Tanner, JR, Air Force – 17.38m (57-¼)

Men’s High Jump Final Results

Tyus Wilson, SR, Nebraska – 2.28m (7-5¾) (Champion)
Riyon Rankin, SO, Georgia – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Arvesta Troupe, JR, Ole Miss – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Kyren Washington, SO, Oklahoma – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Elias Gerald, JR, USC – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Brady Palen, SR, USC – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Caleb Snowden, SR, Arkansas-Pine Bluff – 2.19m (7-2¼)
Antrea Mita, SO, Houston – 2.16m (7-1)
Kason O’Riley, SR, Texas State – 2.16m (7-1)
Mason Kooi, SO, Nebraska – 2.16m (7-1)
Tito Alofe, SO, Harvard – 2.16m (7-1)
Bradford (BJ) Jennings, FR, Texas Tech – 2.11m (6-11)
Scottie Vines, FR, Arkansas – 2.11m (6-11)
Kampton Kam, JR, Penn – 2.11m (6-11)
Aiden Hayes, JR, Texas State – 2.11m (6-11)
Braden Goellner, SO, Iowa State – NH

Heptahlon Final Results

Peyton Bair, JR, Miss State – 6013
Jack Turner, SR, Arkansas – 5962
Edgar Campre, JR, Miami (Fla.) – 5934
Ben Barton, JR, BYU – 5898
Carter Morton, JR, Northern Iowa – 5852
Abraham Vogelsang, FR, Iowa – 5810
Kenneth Byrd, FR, Louisville – 5807
Justin Abrams, SR, Cincinnati – 5799
Alexander Jung, SR, Kansas – 5752
Thai Thompson, SR, Iowa State – 5690
Blake Harris, JR, Texas A&M – 5659
Jami Schlueter, JR, Washington – 5619
Nathaniel Paris, SO, Virginia Tech – 5617
Cole Wilson, SR, High Point – 5571
Seth Johnson, SO, California – 5441
Jip Degreef, SO, Illinois – DNF

Pole Vault Final Results

Simen Guttormsen, SR, Duke – 5.71m
Kobe Babin, SR, South Florida – 5.66m
Hunter Garretson, SR, Akron – 5.66m
Aleksandr Solovev, JR, Texas A&M – 5.61m
Kyle Rademeyer, SR, South Alabama – 5.61m
Logan Hammer, JR, Utah State – 5.61m
Maddox Hamm, SO, Virginia Tech – 5.61m
Cody Johnston, SO, Illinois – 5.61m
Eerik Haamer, SR, South Dakota – 5.56m
Scott Toney, SR, Washington – 5.46m
Dyson Wicker, FR, Nebraska – 5.46m
Tyler Burns, JR, California – 5.46m
Cade Gray, SR, Tennessee – 5.46m
Colby Wilson, SR, Montana State – NH
Sean Gribble, FR, Texas Tech – NH
Clayton Simms, SR, Kansas – NH

Long Jump Final Results

Kelsey Daniel, SR, Texas – 8.16m (26-9¼) (Champion)
Nikaoli Williams, SR, Oklahoma – 7.96m (26-1½)
Henry Kiner, SR, Arkansas – 7.91m (25-11½)
Micah Larry, SO, Georgia – 7.89m (25-10¾)
Uroy Ryan, FR, Arkansas – 7.86m (25-9½)
Chrstyn John (JC) Stevenson, JR, USC – 7.83m (25-8¼)
Camryn O’Bannon, JR, UCLA – 7.65m (25-1¼)
Johnny Brackins, SR, USC – 7.57m (24-10)
Reinaldo Rodrigues, SR, Arizona – 7.55m (24-9¼)
Greg Foster, JR, Princeton – 7.45m (24-5½)
Solomon Washington, JR, Texas – 7.45m (24-5½)
Marc Morrison, SR, Connecticut – 7.41m (24-3¾)
Jayden Keys, FR, Georgia – 7.41m (24-3¾)
Khybah Dawson, JR, Texas A&M – 7.32m (24-¼)
Mason Mangum, SR, Texas A&M – 7.32m (24-¼)
Lokesh Sathyanathan, SO, Tarleton State – 7.27m (23-10¼)

Weight Throw Final Results

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

Women’s Track Events

Women’s 3000m Final Results

Ceili McCabe, SR, West Virginia – 9:01.18 (Champion)
Doris Lemngole, SO, Alabama – 9:01.64
Lexy Halladay-Lowry, SR, BYU – 9:03.20
Amina Maatoug, SR, Washington – 9:03.34
Grace Hartman, SO, NC State – 9:03.37
Kimberley May, SR, Providence – 9:03.51
Paityn Noe, FR, Arkansas – 9:03.78
Elise Stearns, SR, Northern Arizona – 9:04.01
Sophia Kennedy, SO, Stanford – 9:04.07
Hannah Gapes, FR, NC State – 9:04.35
Pamela Kosgei, FR, New Mexico – 9:04.42
Riley Chamberlain, JR, BYU – 9:06.63
Margot Appleton, SR, Virginia – 9:08.02
Amy Bunnage, SO, Stanford – 9:11.87
Shannon Flockhart, SR, Providence – 9:12.33
Silan Ayyildiz, JR, Oregon – DNF

Women’s 200m Finals Results

Indya Mayberry, FR, TCU – 22.30 (Champion)
Jadyn Mays, SR, Oregon – 22.45
JaMeesia Ford, SO, South Carolina – 22.55
Dajaz Defrand, JR, USC – 22.70
Madison Whyte, SO, USC – 22.80
Niesha Burgher, SR, UTEP – 22.84
Kaila Jackson, JR, Georgia – 22.96
Kelly Ufodiama, FR, East Carolina – 23.19

Women’s 60m Hurdles Final Results

Jaiya Covington, JR, Texas A&M – 7.90 (Champion)
Aaliyah McCormick, JR, Oregon – 7.91
Oneka Wilson, JR, Clemson – 7.99
Micaela De Mello, SR, Washington State – 8.02
Layla Anderson, SR, Tennessee – 8.03
Aasia Laurencin, SR, Michigan – 8.09
Kiara Smith, SR, Tennessee – 8.14
Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck, SR, UCLA – 8.15

Women’s 800m Final Results

Makayla Paige, SR, North Carolina – 2:00.39 (Champion)
Victoria Bossong, SR, Harvard – 2:00.93
Roisin Willis, JR, Stanford – 2:01.00
Michaela Rose, SR, LSU – 2:02.19
Smilla Kolbe, SR, North Florida – 2:02.44
Gabriella Grissom, JR, Miami (Fla.) – 2:02.46
Sophia Gorriaran, SO, Harvard – 2:02.57
Gladys Chepngetich, SO, Clemson – 2:02.60

Women’s 400m Final Results

Isabella Whittaker, JR, Arkansas – 49.24 (Champion)
Aaliyah Butler, JR, Georgia – 49.97
Dejanea Oakley, JR, Georgia – 51.14
Savannah Sutherland, SR, Michigan – 51.23
Rachel Joseph, JR, Iowa State – 51.58
Vimbayi Maisvorewa, SR, Auburn – 51.66
Zaya Akins, SO, South Carolina – 52.12
Ella Onojuvwevwo, JR, LSU – 52.18

Women’s 60m Final Results

Dajaz DeFrand, JR, USC – 7.09 (Champion)
Jadyn Mays, SR, Oregon – 7.12
Kaila Jackson, JR, Georgia – 7.15
Indya Mayberry, FR, TCU – 7.17 (7.163)
Samirah Moody, JR, USC – 7.17 (7.170)
Alexis Brown, SR, Baylor – 7.24
Shenese Walker, JR, Florida State – 7.27
Brianna Lyston, JR, LSU – DNS

Women’s Mile Final Results

Wilma Nielsen, JR, Oregon – 4:32.40 (Champion)
Mena Scatchard, SR, Princeton – 4:32.87
Maggi Congdon, SR, Northern Arizona – 4:32.88
Silan Ayyildiz, JR, Oregon – 4:33.98
Amina Maatoug, SR, Washington – 4:34.03
Chloe Foerster, JR, Washington – 4:34.18
Melissa Riggins, SR, Georgetown – 4:35.06
Vera Sjoberg, JR, Boston University – 4:35.34
Lorena Rangel Batres, SR, LSU – 4:35.35
Margot Appleton, SR, Virginia – 4:36.01

Distance Medley Final Results

BYU – 10:45.34 (Champion)
Oregon – 10:45.99
Providence – 10:46.28
LSU – 10:47.17
Utah – 10:53.50
NC State – 10:55.11
Harvard – 11:02.26
Washington – 11:02.31
North Carolina – 11:02.57
Northern Arizona – 11:06.71
Georgetown – 11:10.88
Stanford – 11:14.43

5000m Final Results

Doris Lemngole, SO, Alabama – 15:05.93 (Champion)
Lexy Halladay-Lowry, SR, BYU – 15:06.17
Pamela Kosgei, FR, New Mexico – 15:07.57
Elise Stearns, SR, Northern Arizona – 15:08.07
Sophia Kennedy, SO, Stanford – 15:10.71
Grace Hartman, SO, NC State – 15:11.10
Hilda Olemomoi, JR, Florida – 15:11.33
Paityn Noe, FR, Arkansas – 15:11.89
Chloe Scrimgeour, JR, Georgetown – 15:14.07
Jadyn Keeler, JR, North Dakota – 15:31.63
Lucy Jenks, SR, Georgetown – 15:33.09
Alex Millard, SR, Providence – 15:34.36
Florence Caron, SR, Penn State – 15:48.73
Ali Upshaw, SR, Northern Arizona – 15:55.49
Amy Bunnage, SO, Stanford – DNF
Siona Chisholm, JR, Notre Dame – DNF

Women’s Field Events

Women’s Triple Jump Final Results

Agur Dwol, JR, Oklahoma – 13.72m (Champion)
Tamiah Washington, SO, Texas Tech – 13.72m
Temitope Ojora, SR, USC – 13.70m
Winny Bii, JR, Texas A&M – 13.63m
Shantae Foreman, JR, Clemson – 13.62m
Euphenie Andre, SR, Missouri – 13.55m
Jasmine Akins, SR, Oklahoma – 13.43m
Simone Johnson, SR, San Jose State – 13.40m
Emilia Sjostrand, SR, San Jose State – 13.31m
Asia Phillips, FR, Florida – 13.11m
Daniela Wamokpego, SO, Iowa – 13.03m
Ryann Porter, SR, Oregon – 13.00m
Rhianna Phipps, JR, Nebraska – 12.98m
Machaeda Linton, JR, LSU – 12.93m
Suzan Ogunleye, JR, Texas Tech – 12.88m
Nia Robinson, SR, Arkansas – 12.78m

Women’s Shot Put Final Results

Axelina Johansson, JR, Nebraska – 19.28m (63-3¼) (Champion)
Jaida Ross, SR, Oregon – 18.98m (62-3¼)
KeAyla Dove, SR, Houston – 18.91m (62-½)
Mya Lesnar, SR, Colorado St. – 18.20m (59-8½)
Nina Ndubusi, SO, Texas – 18.14m (59-6¼)
Jayden Ulrich, SR, Louisville – 18.07m (59-3½)
Abria Smith, SR, Illinois – 17.99m (59-¼)
Kalynn Meyer, SR, Nebraska – 17.68m (58-¼)
Akaoma Odeluga, SO, Ole Miss – 17.26m (56-7½)
Mine De Klerk, JR, Nebraska – 17.15m (56-3¼)
Treneese Hamilton, JR, Alabama – 17.01m (55-9¾)
Elizabeth Tapper, SO, Michigan – 16.90m (55-5½)
Melanie Duron, JR, Texas State – 16.74m (54-11¼)
MyeJoi Williams, SR, Alabama – 16.71m (54-10)
Paige Low, SR, Oklahoma – 16.70m (54-9½)
Gabby Morris, SR, Colorado St. – 16.57m (54-4½)

Women’s High Jump Final Results

1. Elena Kulichenko, SR, Georgia – 1.94m (6-4¼) (Champion)
1. Temitope Adeshina, SO, Texas Tech – 1.94m (6-4¼) (SB) (Champion)
3. Rachel Glenn, JR, Arkansas – 1.91m (6-3¼)
4. Emma Gates, JR, Arizona – 1.88m (6-2)
5. Cheyla Scott, JR, South Carolina – 1.85m (6-¾)
6. Rose Yeboah, JR, Illinois – 1.85m (6-¾)
7. Kristi Perez-Snyman, SR, Missouri – 1.85m (6-¾)
8. Sharie Enoe, JR, Kansas State – 1.85m (6-¾)
9. Evelyn Lavielle, JR, Texas Tech – 1.85m (6-¾)
10. Paris Mikinski, SO, Arizona – 1.80m (5-10¾)
11. Jenna Rogers, SR, Nebraska – 1.80m (5-10¾)
12. Madison Schmidt, SR, Notre Dame – 1.80m (5-10¾)
13. Sydney Billington, SR, Arkansas – 1.80m (5-10¾)
14. Bara Sajdokova, SR, Illinois – 1.80m (5-10¾)
15. Claudina Diaz, SR, Missouri – 1.75m (5-8¾)
16. Alyssa Jones, JR, Stanford – 1.75m (5-8¾)

Pole Vault Final Results

Amanda Moll, SO, Washington – 4.70m (15-5) (Champion)
Hana Moll, SO, Washington – 4.70m (15-5)
Olivia Lueking, SR, Oklahoma – 4.55m (14-11)
Mason Meinershagen, SO, Kansas – 4.50m (14-9)
Julia Fixsen, SR, Virginia Tech – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Sarah Schmitt, SR, Tennessee – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Sydney Horn, SR, High Point – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Tori Thomas, SR, Illinois – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Tenly Kuhn, JR, Baylor – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Chloe Timberg, SR, Rutgers – 4.40m (14-5¼)
Abby Knouff, SR, Cincinnati – 4.25m (13-11¼)
Erica Ellis, SR, Kansas – 4.25m (13-11¼)
Tatum Moku, SO, Washington St. – 4.25m (13-11¼)
Molly Haywood, SO, Baylor – 4.25m (13-11¼)
Maren Garnett, SR, BYU – NH
Natalie Lark, SR, Louisville – NH

Weight Throw Final Results

Taylor Kesner, JR, Wisconsin – 23.50m (77-1¼) (Champion)
Gudrun Hallgrimsdottir, SR, VCU – 23.19m (76-1)
Phethisang Makhethe, JR, Illinois – 23.08m (75-8¾)
Giavonna Meeks, SO, California – 23.00m (75-5½)
Shelby Frank, SR, Texas Tech – 22.91m (75-2)
Chloe Lindeman, SR, Wisconsin – 22.74m (74-7¼)
Jordan Koskondy, SO, Illinois – 22.48m (73-9)
Sara Killinen, SR, Virginia Tech – 22.31m (73-2½)
Hadley Streit, SO, Minnesota – 22.03m (72-3½)
Kenna Curry, SR, North Dakota – 21.78m (71-5½)
Anthonett Nabwe, SO, Minnesota – 21.59m (70-10)
Michelle Ogbemudia, SR, Arkansas State – 21.37m (70-1½)
Michaelle Valentin, SR, FIU – 21.27m (69-9½)
Maura Huwalt, SR, Auburn – 21.12m (69-3½)
Kate Powers, SO, Kentucky – 21.07m (69-1½)
Elle Adrian, JR, Michigan State – 21.03m (69-0)

Pentathlon Final Results

Jadin O’Brien, SR, Notre Dame – 4596 points (Champion)
Sofia Iakushina, FR, Texas A&M – 4412 points
Pippi Lotta Enok, SR, Oklahoma – 4375 points
Pauline Bikembo, FR, Iowa – 4331 points
Angel Richmore, SR, Oklahoma – 4310 points
Izzy Goudros, JR, Harvard – 4305 points
Jenelle Rogers, SR, Ball State – 4265 points
Jalen Elrod, SR, Purdue – 4233 points
Maddie Pitts, JR, Penn State – 4229 points
Jenna Fee Feyerabend, JR, San Diego St. – 4202 points
Lucie Kienast, FR, Illinois – 4201 points
Meredith Engle, JR, Liberty – 4122 points
Ella Rush, JR, Georgia – 4051 points
Mia Lien, FR, UTSA – 4031 points
Alaina Brady, SR, Notre Dame – 3956 points
Shelby Schweyen, SR, Montana State – 3789 points

Ethan Strand Is Big Time

Men’s 3000m Champion

Ethan Strand (@UNCTrack_Field)
7:52.03#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/0I5Ma7dLmv

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Ethan Strand Wins Fantastic 3000m Final

Men’s 3000m Final Results

Ethan Strand, SR, North Carolina – 7:52.03 (Champion)
Gary Martin, JR, Virginia – 7:52.69
Adam Spencer, SR, Wisconsin – 7:52.71
Liam Murphy, SR, Villanova – 7:53.38
Brian Musau, SO, Oklahoma State – 7:53.40
Parker Wolfe, SR, North Carolina – 7:53.98
Marco Langon, SO, Villanova – 7:54.25
Luke Tewalt, SR, Wake Forest – 7:54.42
Habtom Samuel, SO, New Mexico – 7:54.42
Matt Strangio, SR, Portland – 7:55.41
Yaseen Abdalla, SR, Arkansas – 7:56.04
Drew Bosley, SR, Northern Arizona – 7:56.35 (SB)
George Couttie, SO, Virginia Tech – 7:57.77
Ishmael Kipkurui, FR, New Mexico – 7:58.43
Colton Sands, JR, North Carolina – 8:00.29
Colin Sahlman, JR, Northern Arizona – 8:08.96

ROLES REVERSED

Gary Martin of @UVATFCC out-kicked @UNCTrack_Field‘s Ethan Strand in the DMR on Friday night, but in the men’s 3,000m final on Saturday, it’s the collegiate record holder that had more in the tank.

Strand split 25.39 over the final 200 meters to secure the win… pic.twitter.com/A30CgrfC2D

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) March 15, 2025

Watch Carli Makarawu Tie Record, Win Men’s 200m

Men’s 200m Champion

Carli Makarawu (@KentuckyTrack)
Ties NCAA Record
20.13#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/DjVXvJYrFB

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Carli Makarawu Wins 200m Title

Men’s 200m Final Results

Carli Makarawu, JR, Kentucky – 20.13 (Champion)
Makanakaishe Charamba, SR, Auburn – 20.16
Cameron Miller, SR, Purdue – 20.49
Garrett Kaalund, JR, USC – 20.56
Jaiden Reid, SO, LSU – 20.75
Johnnie Blockburger, SR, USC – 20.84
Demar Francis, SR, Baylor – 21.00
Jamarion Stubbs, JR, Alabama State – DNS

Watch Ja’Kobe Tharp Win Men’s 60m Hurdles

Men’s 60m Hurdles Champion

Ja’Kobe Tharp (@AuburnTFXC)
7.45#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/qB2t314qRV

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Ja’Kobe Tharp Wins 60m Hurdles Final

Men’s 60m Hurdles Final Results

Ja’Kobe Tharp, SO, Auburn – 7.45 (Champion, PB)
Jerome Campbell, JR, Northern Colorado – 7.49 (PB)
Malachi Snow, SO, Texas Tech – 7.54
Johnny Brackins, SR, USC – 7.54
Jahiem Stern, JR, LSU – 7.55 (PB)
Antoine Andrews, JR, Texas Tech – 7.56
Ja’Qualon Scott, JR, Texas A&M – 7.57
Vashaun Vascianna, JR, Arkansas – 7.64

Watch Matthew Erickson Win Men’s 800m

Men’s 800m Champion

Matthew Erickson (@OregonTF)
1:46.43#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/AlZBGYq3fK

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Matthew Erickson Wins 800m Title

Men’s 800m Final Results

Matthew Erickson, SR, Oregon – 1:46.43 (Champion)
Abdullahi Hassan, SR, Miss State – 1:46.65
Aidan McCarthy, JR, Cal Poly – 1:46.78
Tinoda Matsatsa, SO, Georgetown – 1:47.05
Dan Watcke, FR, Villanova – 1:47.22
Justin O’Toole, SR, Washington – 1:47.74
Darius Kipyego, SR, Iowa State – 1:48.79
Olivier Desmeules, SR, Penn State – 1:48.84
Cole Lindhorst, JR, Washington – DNS

Watch Georgia’s Will Floyd Win Men’s 400m

Men’s 400m Champion

Will Floyd (@UGATrack)
45.43#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/lcIb0zTYMX

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Will Floyd Wins Men’s 400m Final

Men’s 400m Final Results

Will Floyd, SO, Georgia – 45.43 (Champion)
Nathaniel Ezekiel, SR, Baylor – 45.44
Auhmad Robinson, SR, Texas A&M – 45.54
Jayden Davis, SO, Arizona State – 45.56
William Jones, JR, USC – 45.86
Shaemar Uter, JR, Texas Tech – 46.20
Antonie Nortje, SR, Texas A&M – 46.25
TJ Tomlyanovich, SR, Arkansas – 46.27

Watch Jordan Anthony Win Men’s 60m

Men’s 60m Champion

Jordan Anthony (@RazorbackTF)
6.49#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/CJ75TwRYri

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Jordan Anthony Wins Men’s 60m Title

Men’s 60m Final Results

Jordan Anthony, JR, Arkansas – 6.49 (Champion)
Kanyinsola Ajayi, SO, Auburn – 6.52
Israel Okon, FR, Auburn – 6.52
Saminu Abdul-Rasheed, JR, South Florida – 6.53
Travis Williams, SR, USC – 6.54 (SB)
Chrstyn John (JC) Stevenson, JR, USC – 6.55
Malachi Snow, SO, Texas Tech – 6.59
Adekalu Fakorede, FR, Miss State – 6.59

Watch Abel Teffra Win Men’s Mile

Men’s Mile Champion

Abel Teffra (@HoyasTrackXC)
3:53.60#NCAATF pic.twitter.com/sOPdLwX4Xk

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Abel Teffra Wins Men’s Mile Title

Men’s Mile Final Results

Abel Teffra, SR, Georgetown – 3:53.60 (Champion)
Nathan Green, JR, Washington – 3:53.99
Foster Malleck, SR, Boston University – 3:54.42
Fouad Messaoudi, SR, Oklahoma State – 3:54.72
Isaiah Givens, SO, Colorado – 3:54.84 (PB)
Ronan McMahon-Staggs, JR, Washington – 3:55.52
Steven Jackson, SR, Boston College – 3:56.07
Colin Sahlman, JR, Northern Arizona – 3:57.02
Benne Anderson, SO, Syracuse – 3:57.63
Harrison Witt, SR, Princeton – 3:59.71

Oregon Women Win Team Title

Women’s Team Final Scores

Oregon – 55 pts
Georgia – 39 pts
USC – 35 pts
Oklahoma – 31 pts
Washington – 31 pts
Arkansas – 31 pts
Texas A&M – 27 pts
Illinois – 25.5 pts
BYU – 24 pts
Texas Tech – 21.5 pts

Watch Isabella Whittaker Anchor 4×400 Title

2025 NCAA Indoor | Women’s 4 x 400m relay

1) 3:25.20 Arkansas [No. 3 UA, No.3 performance a-t C]
2) 3:26.07 Georgia
3) 3:26.07 USC

Ark splits
53.14 Joanne Reid
51.10 Sanaria Butler
51.26 Kaylyn Brown
49.70 Isabella Whittaker pic.twitter.com/WYVx4EGMjf

— RazorbackTF/XC (@RazorbackTF) March 15, 2025

Arkansas Women Win 4×400 Relay Title

Women’s 4x400m Relay Final Results

Arkansas – 3:25.20 (Champion)
Georgia – 3:26.07
USC – 3:26.97
Tennessee – 3:27.25
Texas A&M – 3:30.06
Harvard – 3:30.49
Kentucky – 3:30.59
Texas – 3:30.65
UCF – 3:31.32
Florida State – 3:34.47
South Carolina – 3:47.74
UCLA – 3:53.51

Watch Ceili McCabe Win Women’s 3000m

Women’s 3000m Champion

Ceili McCabe (@WVUXCTF)
9:01.18#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/WfXudVdFW8

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Ceili McCabe Wins 3000m Final, Lemngole 2nd

Women’s 3000m Final Results

Ceili McCabe, SR, West Virginia – 9:01.18 (Champion)
Doris Lemngole, SO, Alabama – 9:01.64
Lexy Halladay-Lowry, SR, BYU – 9:03.20
Amina Maatoug, SR, Washington – 9:03.34
Grace Hartman, SO, NC State – 9:03.37
Kimberley May, SR, Providence – 9:03.51
Paityn Noe, FR, Arkansas – 9:03.78
Elise Stearns, SR, Northern Arizona – 9:04.01
Sophia Kennedy, SO, Stanford – 9:04.07
Hannah Gapes, FR, NC State – 9:04.35
Pamela Kosgei, FR, New Mexico – 9:04.42
Riley Chamberlain, JR, BYU – 9:06.63
Margot Appleton, SR, Virginia – 9:08.02
Amy Bunnage, SO, Stanford – 9:11.87
Shannon Flockhart, SR, Providence – 9:12.33
Silan Ayyildiz, JR, Oregon – DNF

Watch Indya Mayberry Win 200m Title

The TCU freshman is the NCAA Indoors 200m champion.

INDYA MAYBERRY IS A NATIONAL CHAMPION #GoFrogs | #NCAATF pic.twitter.com/Hke2UTQF6q

— TCU Track & Field (@TCUTrackField) March 15, 2025

Indya Mayberry Wins Women’s 200m Final

Women’s 200m Finals Results

Indya Mayberry, FR, TCU – 22.30 (Champion)
Jadyn Mays, SR, Oregon – 22.45
JaMeesia Ford, SO, South Carolina – 22.55
Dajaz Defrand, JR, USC – 22.70
Madison Whyte, SO, USC – 22.80
Niesha Burgher, SR, UTEP – 22.84
Kaila Jackson, JR, Georgia – 22.96
Kelly Ufodiama, FR, East Carolina – 23.19

Watch Jaiya Covington Win 60m Hurdles Title

Women’s 60m Hurdles

Jaiya Covington (@aggietfxc)
7.90#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/B8mvTYBcCx

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Jaiya Covington Wins Women’s 60m Hurdles

Women’s 60m Hurdles Final Results

Jaiya Covington, JR, Texas A&M – 7.90 (Champion)
Aaliyah McCormick, JR, Oregon – 7.91
Oneka Wilson, JR, Clemson – 7.99
Micaela De Mello, SR, Washington State – 8.02
Layla Anderson, SR, Tennessee – 8.03
Aasia Laurencin, SR, Michigan – 8.09
Kiara Smith, SR, Tennessee – 8.14
Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck, SR, UCLA – 8.15

Watch Makayla Paige Win 800m

Women’s 800m Champion

Makayla Paige (@UNCTrack_Field)
2:00.39#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/66g5Pht235

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Makayla Paige Wins Women’s 800m Final

Women’s 800m Final Results

Makayla Paige, SR, North Carolina – 2:00.39 (Champion)
Victoria Bossong, SR, Harvard – 2:00.93
Roisin Willis, JR, Stanford – 2:01.00
Michaela Rose, SR, LSU – 2:02.19
Smilla Kolbe, SR, North Florida – 2:02.44
Gabriella Grissom, JR, Miami (Fla.) – 2:02.46
Sophia Gorriaran, SO, Harvard – 2:02.57
Gladys Chepngetich, SO, Clemson – 2:02.60

Watch Isabella Whittaker Set New NCAA Record

NEW NCAA RECORD Women’s 400m

Isabella Whittaker (@RazorbackTF)
49.24#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/KmTJUNvsw3

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Isabella Whittaker Wins 400m With New Collegiate Record

Women’s 400m Final Results

Isabella Whittaker, JR, Arkansas – 49.24 (Champion)
Aaliyah Butler, JR, Georgia – 49.97
Dejanea Oakley, JR, Georgia – 51.14
Savannah Sutherland, SR, Michigan – 51.23
Rachel Joseph, JR, Iowa State – 51.58
Vimbayi Maisvorewa, SR, Auburn – 51.66
Zaya Akins, SO, South Carolina – 52.12
Ella Onojuvwevwo, JR, LSU – 52.18

Watch Dajaz DeFrand Win 60m Title

USC making moves.

Women’s 60m Champion

Dajaz Defrand (@USC_Track_Field)
7.09#NCAATF x ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/1UY3qM0nfP

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025

Dajaz DeFrand Wins Women’s 60m