Ring, Ombogo set up CCIW recordings and claims personal awards at 2025 CCIW indoor championships

Kenosha, Wis. – North Park Track & Field culminated a number of athletes at the right time and presented last Friday and Saturday at the 2025 College Conference in Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) championships in Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW). Jereme ombogo And Thea ring were called “athletes of the meeter” – ombogo, the male track athlete and rings the female field athlete.

Ring was an early favorite in pentathlon and showed why on Friday and Saturday; The Multis junior swept every pentathlon event. Her Friday began with a long jump of 5.69 m, an important PR to set the stage. She followed with another personal best in the 55 -M hurdles (8.29). The other top event surfaces from Ring included a 1.57 m in high jump, 10.97 m shot, the throw and 2: 26.75 time in 800 m.

Your 3.711 points is a new personal record and therefore a new record for North Park Track & Field. It is also a new record for open and championships for CCIW Women's Track & Field. It is currently the first in Division III and its pentathlon score is the 14th of all time in Division III.

Ombogo enjoyed a qualification from day to day of 6.35 in the 55 m shot before he had one of the best days of his career on Saturday. The two-sports athlete left everyone behind during the 55-meter and 200 m finals. It was not just more than a tenth of a second faster than the second place in the 55 m arm AND CCIW All-Time Record in the event to secure 10 points for North Park. This 55 -M period is eight in the history of Division III.

Ombogo was the only athlete who ended with a sub-22.0 in the 200 m fittings board and earned first place and 10 more points for the Vikings. But that's not all. His 21.68-finish set up a CCIW championship record in the event and was a recileration record, which led to another athlete athlete of the meeting honors of the CCIW.

Sophomore Meja Lindberg I also had a great meeting for the NPU women's route. The multis athlete was fourth in the pentathlon with a PR point -total value of 2,983. She cracked the top three in the pentathlon high jump (1.54 m) and in the pentathlon long jump (5.31 m), since both were personal records. In fact, she had all five events, including an 8.64 -year time in the 55 hurdles, 2: 57.17 in 800 m and 5.31 m jump in the long jump. Lindberg was also a finalist in the 55m fittings board and took fourth place with a time of 7.25, another personal record.

Speaking of the final qualification, junior sprinter Riana Hayes found her way to the podium with a third place in the 55 m fittings board. She ran a PR time of 7.18 in preparations before she almost duplicated this performance with a 7.19 -MIS Finale to bring in six points for the Vikings.

Another final qualification game was junior jumper Wesley McCloudof the four points for the Viking Herren squad. With a jump of 1.88 m, McCloud took the fifth of 14 in the high jump.

Mason Wilson was just outside the point -Geters at the start and raised a personal record of 13.51 m to end in the upper third – ninth of 31 throw.

The 4×400 meter relay of women consists of Hayes, Ring, Lindberg, Jayla SoteloPresent Alexa PawlowskiAnd Julia Klein Fourth place of the nine teams with a time of 4: 09.52. Julia Klein tied in the pole vault with a brand of 3.19 m and in the pole vault and tied for eighth place Kimoria Oliver the upper half of the finisher approached in the triple jump with a distance of 10.47 m. Ali Karatas the North Park distance Runners represented with an upper half of the year. The junior was 15th out of 33 athletes with a time of 2: 02.17.

Additionally, Alex Salmaron And Mariana Costa were appointed North Parks recipient of the CCIW Respect Award.

What's next?

North Park will take a look next Friday, March 7th, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, to the Firebird final in Kenosha, Wisconsin.