2025 Indoor Track and Field Championships for Men and Women

The inaugural day of the 2025 Division I indoor track and field championships for men and women has concluded. Below is a summary of the key highlights from the event.

Winners from Day 1

Women’s Victories

• Pentathlon — Champion: Jadin O’Brien from Notre Dame | WATCH
• Weight Throw — Champion: Taylor Kesner from Wisconsin | WATCH
• Long Jump — Champion: Alexis Brown from Baylor | WATCH
• 5000 Meters — Champion: Doris Lemngole from Alabama | WATCH
• Distance Medley Relay — Champion: BYU | WATCH
• Pole Vault — Champion: Amanda Moll from Washington | WATCH

Men’s Victories

• Pole Vault — Champion: Simen Guttormsen from Duke | WATCH
• Weight Throw — Champion: Daniel Reynolds from Wyoming | WATCH
• Long Jump — Champion: Kelsey Daniel from Texas | WATCH
• 5000 Meters — Champion: Brian Musau from Oklahoma State | WATCH
• Distance Medley Relay — Champion: Virginia | WATCH

Click here for Day 1 men’s results in PDF form | Click here for Day 2 women’s results in PDF form

Team Standings

Leading Women’s Teams

1. Illinois — 21 Points
2. Tied: Oklahoma — 19 Points
3. Tied: Washington — 19 Points
4. BYU — 18 Points
5. Wisconsin — 13 Points

Leading Men’s Teams

1. Oklahoma State — 17 Points
2. Virginia — 15 Points
3. Tied: BYU — 10 Points
4. Tied: Duke — 10 Points
5. Tied: New Mexico — 10 Points
6. Tied: Texas — 10 Points
7. Tied: Texas A&M — 10 Points
8. Tied: Wyoming — 10 Points
9. Tied: Arkansas — 10 Points

Click here for complete team scores

Men’s Combined Events Update

Peyton Bair from Mississippi State is leading the heptathlon with 3357 points after four events, holding a slim 17-point lead over Ben Barton of BYU. Bair has achieved personal-best marks in the 60 meters, shot put, and long jump, scoring the highest with 977 points in the 60 meters.

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

Click here for complete heptathlon standings

Impressive Prelim Performances

• USC’s JC Stevenson recorded the second-fastest time in NCAA history in the men’s 60 meters with a time of 6.46 seconds.
• In the women’s 60 hurdles, three athletes ran under eight seconds, with Texas A&M’s Jaiya Covington leading at 7.94 seconds.
• Three men finished the 400 meters in under 46 seconds, led by Baylor’s Nathaniel Ezekiel at 45.44 seconds.

Additionally, the defending champions advancing from prelims to finals include:

• Women’s 60 meters: Brianna Lyston | LSU | Prelim time: 7.17 seconds (5th overall)
• Women’s 200 meters: JaMeesia Ford | South Carolina | Prelim time: 22.55 seconds (2nd overall)