Indiana track and field’s Noah Koch places 21st in men’s discus in NCAA Outdoor Championships
Friday was the final day of the men’s events at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Friday was the final day of the men’s events at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
The NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships began Wednesday.
The Hoosiers completed their first home outdoor meet of the season.
The Hoosiers led by the sprinters and field athletes earned a successful weekend.
The Hoosiers split the weekend in Tennessee and California.
The Hoosiers had a strong showing in Gainesville at the University of Florida.
Both men's and women’s track teams were well-represented in their first outdoor meet.
Hoosiers finish the championships with strong showings on both the men’s and women’s sides.
Men’s DMR shattered the program record and three runners posted personal bests.
The Hoosiers competed in two invitationals over the weekend with 26 athletes posting personal bests.
The Hoosiers started on a great note with huge victories.
June 23 marked the 50th anniversary of the enactment of Title IX.
Mockler earned his first national title in a senior event.
Jaden Ulrich and Maddy Pollard competed in throwing events at the offseason meet.
Two Hoosier athletes earned Second Team All-American status.
Mockler finished in 16th place overall in the hammer throw.
Mockler was the lone Hoosier to advance past the preliminaries.
The Hoosiers competed in the NCAA East Preliminary Round during the week.
Hoosier athletes qualified for the East Preliminary competition in 11 different events.
14 Hoosiers qualified for individual events, including one relay team.