Texas Tech and Arkansas win men's, women's titles at 2024 NCAA DI indoor track and field championships
🏆 Arkansas crowned women's team winner on championship Saturday
Arkansas won the 2024 Division I women's indoor track and field championship after an electrifying finish. Check out the afternoon's individual champions below.
Click or tap here for results from every event.
Event champions and results
Click or tap any of the events for results
| Event | Winner | School | Winning Mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pole Vault | Hana Moll | Washington | 4.60m |
| Long jump | Sydney Willits | Iowa State | 6.74m |
| 5000m | Parker Valby | Florida | 14:56.11 |
| DMR | 4 athletes | BYU | 10:51.42 |
| Weight Throw | Jalani Davis | Ole Miss | |
| High Jump | Rachel Glenn | Arkansas | 2.00m |
| Shot put | Mya Lesnar | Colorado State | 18.53 |
| Pentathlon | Jadin O'Brien | Notre Dame | 4497 points |
| Triple jump | Ruta Lasmane | Texas Tech | 14.47m |
| Mile | Maia Ramsden | Harvard | 4:25.13 |
| 60m | Brianna Lyston | LSU | 7.03 |
| 400m | Amber Anning | Arkansas | 50.79 |
| 800m | Juliette Whittaker | Stanford | 1:59.53 |
| 60m hurdles | Jasmine Jones | Southern Cal | 7.77 |
| 200 meters | JaMessia Ford | South Carolina | 22.34 |
| 3000 meters | Parker Valby | Florida | 8:41.50 |
| 4x400 meter relay | 4 athletes | South Carolina | 3:26.30 |
Click or tap here for complete results from the meet
Team scoring tracker
Arkansas overtook Florida on a dominant championship Saturday to claim the women's team title. Florida finished in second while Georgia surged into third, completing an all-
🏆 Texas Tech crowned team winner on men's championship Saturday
Texas Tech won the 2024 Division I men's indoor track and field championship after an electrifying finish. Check out the afternoon's individual champions below.
Event champions and results
Click or tap any of the events for results
| Event | Winner | School | Winning Mark | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pole Vault | Keaton Daniel | Kentucky | 5.70m | |
| Long jump | Wayne Pinnock | Arkansas | 8.40m | |
| 5000m | Nico Young | Northern Arizona | 13:25.29 | |
| DMR | 4 athletes | Oklahoma State | 9:25.24 | |
| Weight Throw | Kenneth Ikeji | Harvard | 24.32m | |
| High Jump | Romaine Beckford | Arkansas | 2.27m | |
| Shot put | Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan | Ole Miss | 21.05m | |
| Heptathlon | Leo Neugebauer | Texas | 6437 points | |
| Triple jump | Russell Robinson | Miami (Fla.) | 16.76m | |
| Mile | Luke Houser | Washington | 4:01.72 | |
| 60m | Terrence Jones | Texas Tech | 6.54 | |
| 400m | Christopher Morales-Williams | Georgia | 44:67 | |
| 800m | Rivaldo Marshall | Iowa | 1:46.96 | |
| 60m hurdles | Caleb Dean | Texas Tech | 7.96 | |
| 200 meters | Terrence Jones | Texas Tech | 20.23 | |
| 3000 meters | Nico Young | Northern Arizona | 7:41.01 | |
| 4x400 meter relay | Arizona State | Arizona State | 3:02.35 |
Click or tap here for complete results from the meet
Team scoring tracker
Texas Tech overtook Arkansas to win the team championships with 50.5 points. Arkansas and Florida followed with 41 and 39 points respectively.
🏆 Ole Miss' Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan wins men's shot put
🏆 Texas' Leo Neugebauer wins heptahlon
Texas' Leo Neugebauer won the men's heptathlon with a score of 6,347 points. That's the fourth-highest point total in collegiate history after Neugebauer finished first in the shot put and second in three more events. Click or tap here for complete heptathlon scores.
A SCORE OF 6347!
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
Leo Neugebauer wins the men’s heptathlon!
💻 ESPN+#NCAATF x @TexasTFXC pic.twitter.com/0LyiYFBJWV
🏆 Arkansas' Rachel Glenn ties collegiate record, wins women's high jump
Arkansas' Rachel Glenn won the women's high jump, her second NCAA title and first since the 2021 outdoor season when she was at South Carolina. Glenn tied the collegiate record with a first attempt clearance of 2.00 meters, defeating her fellow collegiate record holder Lamara Distin of Texas A&M in the process. Click or tap here for complete results from the event.
2024 NCAA Indoor | Women's High Jump
— Arkansas Track & Field (@RazorbackTF) March 9, 2024
Rachel Glenn equals collegiate record with 6-6.75 (2.00) clearance on first attempt
Also, equal No. 3 on U.S. all-time list pic.twitter.com/Rwh05V9a3w
🏆 Arkansas' Romaine Beckford wins men's high jump
Arkansas' Romaine Beckford won the men's high jump, his third-straight title across the indoor and outdoor seasons. Beckford cleared a personal-best 2.24 meters to secure the win. Click or tap here for complete results from the event
2024 NCAA Indoor | High Jump
— Arkansas Track & Field (@RazorbackTF) March 9, 2024
Clearance of 7-4.25 (2.24) for Romaine Beckford
First miss of the day at 6-5.5 (1.97) for Rachel Glenn pic.twitter.com/JSHGMHbSpM
High jump underway
The men's and women's high jump are underway. Follow live results at the links below.
The men's heptathlon concludes today
The men's heptathlon concludes today with its final three events. At the conclusion of all seven events, a total point score will be calculated and a winner decided. Entering the second day of competition, Texas' Leo Neugebauer leads the competition with 3664 points. See the full schedule for Saturday below:
Saturday heptathlon schedule
All times Eastern. Click or tap any of the events for results
For live heptathlon total point scoring click or tap here
Collegiate record
Houston's Grant Levesque set a collegiate record for the highest pole vault in a heptathlon at 5.46 meters.
Are you kidding Grant ⁉️
— #HTownSpeedCity (@UHCougarTF) March 9, 2024
5.46 meters (17'-11) #HTownSpeedCity pic.twitter.com/brdCvzE3zj
He has moved up from 12th to start the day to fourth after winning the 60 meter hurdles and the pole vault, bringing his individual heptathlon win total to three after he opened with a win in the 60 meters.
Six of seven events completed
Just one event remains in the heptathlon and the top of the standings are beginning to take shape. Texas' Leo Neugebauer remains atop the leaderboard by 123 points, scoring 5544 points through six events.
The final event is the 1000 meters at 3:30 p.m. Keep an eye out as the collegiate record in the heptathlon is 6,639 points.
🗓️ Final day of indoor championships continue Saturday
The 2024 Division I indoor track and field championships conclude Saturday, March 9 from The Track at New Balance in Boston, MA. Both men and women take the track today with final action on the schedule.
Action kicks off with the combined events at 10:30 am ET, with the men taking the track at 4 p.m. ET before the women take the track at 7 p.m. ET. You can watch the championships on ESPN+.
- Day 3 — Men's start lists
- Day 3 — Women's start lists
Champions will be crowned today in every individual event and team champions too.
Click or tap here to follow live results and team scores throughout the day
Click or tap here for the complete schedule of events
The final day of the DI indoor track and field championships is here! 🤩 @stan_becton breaks down what you need to know for Saturday#NCAATF pic.twitter.com/6YnukC2sX8
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
Women's Day 2 is in the books
The first full day of women's competition is in the books after an exciting Friday in Boston. Here's what you need to know.
Individual champions
Day 2 saw four individual event champions crowned and one relay champion. See every women's champion from Friday below.
- Pole Vault FINAL — Hana Moll | Washington
- Long jump FINAL — Sydney Willits | Iowa State
- 5000 meter FINAL — Parker Valby | Florida | Watch full race
- DMR FINAL — BYU | Watch full race
- Pentathlon FINAL — Jadin O'Brien | Notre Dame
Click or tap here to for complete results
Collegiate Record
Florida's Parker Valby broke the NCAA record in the women's 5000m — which she previously set earlier this year — with a time of 14:52.79. She also broke a meet, facility and personal record with her championship time.
4⃣ records all in 1⃣ race 🤯
— Gators Track and Field & Cross Country (@GatorsTF) March 9, 2024
Collegiate Record ✅
Meet Record ✅
Facility Record ✅
Personal Record ✅#GoGators 🐊 | 📺 https://t.co/ufxOpka6s2 pic.twitter.com/Ti7DnMB4ZX
MORE RECORDS: Every collegiate track and field record broken in 2024, so far
Team scores
Florida leads the competition field with 24 points after the first six events went final through Day 2 of the 2024 NCAA track and field championships. With 11 events closing the meet Saturday — including most of the events on the track — the 2024 championships are wide open.
Click or tap here for a closer look at team scores.
Notable semifinal results
The mile, 60 meters, 400 meters, 8000 meters, 60 meter hurdles and 200 meters all had the semifinals run for their events. Here are some of the top highlights.
- 4:34.06 was the cut off time for the "little q" in the women's mile with Northern Arizona's Maggi Condon grabbing the final spot.
- Tennessee's Jacious Sears, Georgia's Kaila Jackson and LSU's Brianna Lyston all ran 7.07 to advance to the women's 60 meter finals. That's tied for the fastest time collegiately this year.
UNREAL SPEED. 😨
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
💻 ESPN+#NCAATF x @UGATrack pic.twitter.com/4XUkKbOBvB
- Arkansas landed three Razorbacks into the 400m final, led by Amber Anning and Rosey Effiong finishing 1-2.
- No one broke two minutes in the 800 meter semifinals. Most notably, defending champion Roisin Willis of Stanford finished as the 10th athlete, just missing the cut.
🌹🌹🌹#NCAATF x 🎥 ESPN+ / @LSUTrackField pic.twitter.com/QGN5l2WzCv
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024 - Four women broke eight seconds in the 60 meter hurdles, with Florida's Grace Stark, Southern California's Jasmine Jones, LSU's Alia Armstrong and Michigan's Aasia Laurencin leading the way.
STARK WITH SPEED.
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
💻 ESPN+ #NCAATF x @GatorsTF pic.twitter.com/lopuUdgDJf - Arkansas landed another three women into the 200m final, but freshman phenom JaMeesia Ford of South Carolina led all competitors with her 22.45 second finish.
2024 NCAA Indoor | 200m prelims
— Arkansas Track & Field (@RazorbackTF) March 9, 2024
3) 22.51 Rosey Effiong
7) 22.79 Nickisha Pryce
8) 22.90 Amber Anning
Three Razorbacks advance to final pic.twitter.com/yksQ1jUJtF
Competition resumes Saturday at 10:30 a.m. ET with the men's heptathlon finals. Click or tap here for the complete schedule of events
🏆 BYU wins women's DMR championship
BYU took home the distance medley relay (DMR) title in the Day 2 nightcap of the NCAA D1 indoor championship. The Cougars overtook Notre Dame in the final leg to win with a time of 10:51.42. Check out the full results here.
THE COUGARS ARE CHAMPIONS!
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
💻 ESPN+ #NCAATF x @BYUTFXC pic.twitter.com/Z6ELJOPHm9
🏆 Florida's Parker Valby breaks her own record for women's 5k title
Florida junior Parker Valby bested her own NCAA women's 5k record she set this past December with a time of 14:52.79. Her new record won her the indoor title. She cruised to victory by almost 23 seconds. Check out the full results here.
4⃣ records all in 1⃣ race 🤯
— Gators Track and Field & Cross Country (@GatorsTF) March 9, 2024
Collegiate Record ✅
Meet Record ✅
Facility Record ✅
Personal Record ✅#GoGators 🐊 | 📺 https://t.co/ufxOpka6s2 pic.twitter.com/Ti7DnMB4ZX
🏆 Iowa State's Sydney Willits wins women's long jump title
Iowa State's Sydney Willits took home the women's long jump championship. Her distance of 6.74m edged out Florida's Claire Bryant, who finished with a distance of 6.71m. Check out the full results here.
CHAMPION!!! 🏆
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
Sydney Willits!
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🏆 Washington freshman Hana Moll wins women's pole vault title
Washington won its first individual NCAA track and field title since 2012 after freshman Hana Moll won the women's pole vault championship. Her 4.60m height beat out Charlotte senior Riley Felts by 0.1m. This is the Huskies' first pole vault title since 2005. Check out every score here.
"I was vaulting for a lot more than myself today"
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 9, 2024
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Women's track events underway
The 2024 Division I indoor track and field championships continue as the women took the track at 7 p.m.
Start lists
- Day 2 — Women's start lists
The long jump and pole vault are the lone women's field events today. The women's pentathlon champion and weight throw champion have already been crowned.
Women's event schedule
Click or tap any of the events for live results. All times eastern
- 2 p.m. | Pole Vault FINAL
- 4 p.m. | Long jump FINAL
- 4 p.m. | Mile semifinals
- 4:18 p.m. | 60 meter semifinals
- 4:30 p.m. | 400 meter semifinals
- 4:50 p.m. | 800 meter semifinals
- 5:05 p.m. | 60 meter hurdles semifinals
- 5:20 p.m. | 5000 meter FINAL
- 5:40 p.m. | 200 meter semifinals
- 6:00 p.m. | DMR FINAL
Champions will be crowned today in the men's and women's 5000 meters, men's and women's pole vault, men's and women's long jump, women's pentathlon and men's and women's distance medley relay (DMR).
Click or tap here to follow live results throughout the day