2025 DI -Männer- und Women -Baichthletik -Championships for Indoor -Feld

While the action on the route was completely started at 3:30 p.m. ET with the women, the day in the morning began with combined events and field events. The pole vault and the long jump are still underway, but we have already seen our first two champions. More information can be found below

🏆 Drei-Torf-Notre lady's Jadin O'Brien wins pentathlon

Jadin O'Brien from Notre Dame won her third NCAA title in the Pentathlon and scored a personal best 4596 points. O'Brien was the fastest in the 60 hurdles with personal inventory of 8.16 seconds and took second place to points that were achieved from the start, the long jump and 800 meters.

O'Brien is the first woman of Drei-Torf since Georgia's Kendell Williams won four directly from 2014 to 2017. O'Brien joins Williams, Oregons Brianne Theisen (2010-12) and Jacquelyn Johnson (2006-08) in the US state of Arizona as a woman up to three-gate in the 21st century.

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🏆 Wisconsins Taylor Kesner wins at the last litter weight throw

It took every throw from Taylor Kesner from Wisconsin to win the national title. After Kenser only entered sixth place in the last round, he ended up in person 23.50 meters for victory at her last litter.

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Heptathlon scored after day 1

Peyton Bair in the state of Mississippi leads all competitors in the heptathlon after four events with 3357 points, which led Ben Barton from BYU by 17 points. Bair has personal provisions in the 60 meters, the shot and the long jump, which leads all competitors with 977 points from the 60.

The heptathlon continues on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. with the 60 -meter hurdles, followed by the pole vault and 1000 meters.

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