The 2025 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships are in the books. The meet took place from Friday, March 14 to Saturday, March 15 in Virginia Bech, Virginia. The top eight athletes and relay teams in each event scored points that contributed to the team title.

Here are the results from the finals of the championship.

Day 2: Saturday, March 15

Men’s team scores

1. Southern Cal, 39 points

2. Georgia, 33

3. Auburn, 32

4. Arkansas, 30

5. Oklahoma state, 26

6. Mississippi State 23

6. Virginia 23

8. North Carolina, 22

8. Texas Tech, 22

    Men’s 4x400 meter relay

    1. Georgia, 3:03.44
    2. Texas Tech, 3:03.77
    3. Arizona State, 3:03.88
    4. Southern Cal, 3:04.76
    5. Mississippi State, 3:05.39
    6. BYU, 3:05.56
    7. Baylor, 3:05.64
    8. Florida, 3:06.93

    Men’s triple jump

    1. Jonathan Seremes, Missouri, 17.04 meters
    2. Micaylon Moore, Nebraska, 16.52
    3. Brandon Green Jr, Oklahoma, 16.50
    4. Luke Brown, Kentucky, 16.33
    5. Praise Aniamaka, Purdue, 16.14
    6. Gabriele Tosti, Tarleton State, 16.09
    7. Alexandre Malanda, Kent State, 16.05
    8. Sterling Scott, Missouri, 16.04

    Men’s 3,000 meters

    1. Ethan Strand, North Carolina, 7:52.03
    2. Gary Martin, Virginia, 7:52.69
    3. Adam Spencer, Wisconsin, 7:52.71
    4. Liam Murphy, Villanova, 7:53.38
    5. Brian Musau, Oklahoma State, 7:53.40
    6. Parker Wolfe, North Carolina, 7:53.98
    7. Marco Langdon, Villanova, 7:54.25
    8. Luke Tewalt, Wake Forest, 7:54.42

    Men’s 200 meters

    1. Carli Makarawu, Kentucky, 20.13
    2. Makanakaishe Charamba, Auburn, 20.16
    3. Cameron Miller, Purdue, 20.49
    4. Garrett Kaalund, Southern Cal. 20.56
    5. Jaiden Reid, LSU, 20.75
    6. Johnnie Blockburger, Souther Cal, 20.84
    7. Demar Francis, Baylor, 21.00

    Men’s 60-meter hurdles

    1. Ja’Kobe Tharp, Auburn, 7.45
    2. Jerome Campbell, Northern Colorado, 7.49
    3. Malachi Snow, Texas Tech, 7.54
    4. Johnny Brackins, Southern Cal, 7.54
    5. Jahiem Stern, LSU, 7.55
    6. Antoine Andrews, Texas Tech, 7.56
    7. Ja’Qualon Scott, Texas A&M, 7.57
    8. Vashaun Vascianna, Arkansas, 7.64

    Men’s 800 meters

    1. Matthew Erickson, Oregon, 1:46.43
    2. Abdullahi Hassan, Mississippi State, 1:46.65
    3. Aidan McCarthy, Cal Poly, 1:46.78
    4. Tinoda Matsatsa, Georgetown, 1:47.05
    5. Dan Watcke, Villanova, 1:47.22
    6. Justin O’Toole, Washington, 1:47.74
    7. Darius Kipyego, Iowa State, 1:48.79
    8. Olivier Desmeules, Penn State, 1:48.84

    Men’s 400 meters

    1. Will Floyd, Georgia, 45.43
    2. Nathaniel Ezekiel, Baylor, 45.44
    3. Auhmad Robinson, Texas A&M, 45.54
    4. Jayden Davis, Arizona State, 45.56
    5. William Jones, Southern Cal, 45.86
    6. Shaemar Uten, Texas Tech, 46.20
    7. Antonie Nortje, Texas A&M, 46.25
    8. TJ Tomlyanovich, Arkansas, 46.27

    Men’s 60 meters

    1. Jordan Anthony, Arkansas, 6.49
    2. Kanyinsola Ajayi, Auburn, 6.52
    3. Israel Okon, Auburn, 6.52
    4. Saminu Abdul-Rasheed, South Florida, 6.53
    5. Travis Williams, Southern Cal, 6.54
    6. JC Stevenson, Southern Cal, 6.55
    7. Malachi Snow, Texas Tech, 6.59
    8. Adekalu Fakorede, Mississippi State, 6.59

    Men’s mile

    1. Abel Teffra, Georgetown, 3:53.60
    2. Nathan Green, Washington, 3:53.99
    3. Foster Malleck, Boston University, 3:54.42
    4. Fouad Messaoudi, Oklahoma State, 3:54.72
    5. Isaiah Givens, Colorado, 3:54.84
    6. Ronan McMahon-Staggs, Washington, 3:55.52
    7. Steven Jackson, Boston College, 3:56.07
    8. Colin Sahlman, Northern Arizona, 3:57.02

    Men’s shot put

    1. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, Ole Miss, 20.49 meters
    2. Chrostopher Licata, South Carolina, 20.46
    3. Jason Swarens, Wisconsin, 20.40
    4. Dylan Targgart, South Carolina, 19.74
    5. Tyler Sudduth, Illinois, 19.68
    6. Fred Moudani Likibi, Cincinnati, 19.63
    7. Joseph White, Wisconsin, 19.27
    8. Thomas Kitchell, North Carolina, 19.19

    Men’s high jump

    1. Tyus Wilson, Nebraska, 2.28 meters

    2. Riyon Rankin, Georgia, 2.19

    3. Arvesta Troupe, Ole Miss, 2.19

    4. Kyren Washington, Oklahoma, 2.19

    5. Elias Gerald, Southern Cal, 2.19

    5. Brady Palen, Southern Cal, 2.19

    5. Caleb Snowden, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 2.19

    8. Antrea Mita, Houston, 2.16

    Men’s heptathlon

    1. Peyton Bair, Mississippi State, 6013 points
    2. Jack Turner, Arkansas, 5962
    3. Edgar Campre, Miami (FL), 5934
    4. Ben Barton, BYU, 5898
    5. Carter Morton, Northern Iowa, 5852
    6. Abraham Vogelsang, Iowa, 5810
    7. Kenneth Byrd, Louisville, 5807
    8. Justin Abram, Cincinnati, 5799

    Women’s final team scores

    1. Oregon, 55 points

    2. Georgia, 39

    3. Southern California, 35

    4. Oklahoma, 31

    4. Washington, 31

    4. Arkansas, 31

    7. Texas A&M, 27

    8. Illinois, 25.5

      Women’s 4x400-meter relay

      1. Arkansas, 3:25.20
      2. Georgia, 3:26.07
      3. Southern California, 3:26.97
      4. Tennessee, 3:27.25
      5. Texas A&M, 3:30.06
      6. Harvard, 3:30.49
      7. Kentucky, 3:30.59
      8. Texas, 3:30.65

      Women’s 200 meters

      1. Indya Mayberry, TCU, 22.30
      2. Jadyn Mays, Oregon, 22.45
      3. JaMeesia Ford, South Carolina, 22.55
      4. Dajaz Defrand, Southern California, 22.70
      5. Madison Whyte, Southern California, 22.80
      6. Niesha Burgher, UTEP, 22.84
      7. Kaila Jackson, Georgia, 22.96
      8. Kelly Ufodiama, East Carolina, 23.19

      Women’s triple jump

      1. Agur Dwol, Oklahoma, 13.72 meters
      2. Tamiah Washington, Texas Tech, 13.72
      3. Tempitope Ojora, Southern California, 13.70
      4. Winny Bii, Texas A&M, 13.63
      5. Shantae Foreman, Clemson, 13.62
      6. Euphenie Andre, Missouri, 13.55
      7. Jasmine Akins, Oklahoma, 13.43
      8. Simone Johnson, San Jose State, 13.40

      Women’s 3,000 meters

      1. Ceili McCabe, West Virginia, 9:01.18
      2. Doris Lemngole, Alabama, 9:01.64
      3. Lexy Halladay-Lowry, BYU, 9:03.20
      4. Amina Maatoug, Washington, 9:03.34
      5. Grace Hartman, NC State, 9:03.37
      6. Kimberley May, Providence, 9:03.51
      7. Paityn Noe, Arkansas, 9:03.78
      8. Elise Stearns, Northern Arizona, 9:04.01

      Women’s 60-meter hurdles

      1. Jaiya Covington, Texas A&M, 7.90
      2. Aaliyah McCormick, Oregon, 7.91
      3. Oneka Wilson, Clemson, 7.99
      4. Micaela De Mello, Washington State, 8.02
      5. Layla Anderson, Tennessee, 8.03
      6. Aasia Laurencin, Michigan, 8.09
      7. Kiara Smith, Tennessee, 8.14
      8. Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck, UCLA, 8.15

      Women’s 800 meters

      1. Makayla Paige, North Carolina, 2:00.39
      2. Victoria Bossong, Harvard, 2:00.93
      3. Roisin Willis, Stanford, 2:01.00
      4. Michaela Rose, LSU, 2:02.19
      5. Smilla Kolbe, North Florida, 2:02.44
      6. Gabriella Grissom, Miami (FL), 2:02.46
      7. Sophia Gorriaran, Harvard, 2:02.57
      8. Gladys Chepngetich, Clemson, 2:02.60

      Women’s 400 meters

      1. Isabella Whittaker, Arkansas, 49.24
      2. Aaliyah Butler, Georgia, 49.97
      3. Dejanea Oakley, Georgia, 51.14
      4. Savannah Sutherland, Michigan, 51.23
      5. Rachel Joseph, Iowa State, 51.58
      6. Vimbayi Maisvorewa, Auburn, 51.66
      7. Zaya Akins, South Carolina, 52.12
      8. Ella Onojuvwevwo, LSU, 52.18

      Women’s 60 meters

      1. Dajaz Defrand, Southern California, 7.09
      2. Jadyn Mays, Oregon, 7.12
      3. Kaila Jackson, Georgia, 7.15
      4. Indya Mayberry, TCU, 7.17
      5. Samirah Moody, Southern California, 7.17
      6. Alexis Brown, Baylor, 7.24
      7. Shenese Walker, Florida State, 7.27

      Women’s mile

      1. Wilma Nielsen, Oregon, 4:32.40
      2. Mena Scatchard, Princeton, 4:32.87
      3. Maggi Congdon, Northern Arizona, 4:32.88
      4. Silan Ayyildiz, Oregon, 4:33.98
      5. Amina Maatoug, Washington, 4:34.03
      6. Chloe Foerster, Washington, 4:34.18
      7. Melissa Riggins, Georgetown, 4:35.06
      8. Vera Sjoberg, Boston University, 4:35.34

      Women’s shot put

      1. Axelina Johansson, Nebraska, 19.28 meters
      2. Jaida Ross, Oregon, 18.98
      3. KeAyla Dove, Houston, 18.91
      4. Mya Lesnar, Colorado State, 18.20
      5. Nina Ndubuisi, Texas, 18.14
      6. Jayden Ulrich, Louisville, 18.07
      7. Abria Smith, Illinois, 17.99
      8. Kalynn Meyer, Nebraska, 17.68

      Women’s high jump

      1. Elena Kulichenko, Georgia, 1.94 meters

      1. Temitope Adeshina, Texas Tech, 1.94

      3. Rachel Glenn, Arkansas, 1.91

      4. Emma Gates, Arizona, 1.88

      5. Cheyla Scott, South Carolina, 1.85

      6. Rose Yeboah, Illinois, 1.85

      6. Kristi Perez-Snyman, Missouri, 1.85

      8. Sharie Enoe, Kansas State, 1.85

      8. Evelyn Lavielle, Texas Tech, 1.85

      Day 1: Friday, March 14

      Men’s distance medley relay

      1. Virginia, 9:15.12
      2. North Carolina, 9:17.17
      3. Oregon, 9:17.57
      4. Texas A&M, 9:17.74
      5. BYU, 9:18.31
      6. Oklahoma State, 9:20.10
      7. Virginia Tech, 9:21.69
      8. Wisconsin, 9:23.08

      Men’s 5,000 meters

      1. Brian Musau, Oklahoma State, 13:11.34
      2. Habtom Samuel, New Mexico, 13:11.78
      3. Rocky Hansen, Wake Forest, 13:12.65
      4. Casey Clinger, BYU, 13:13.46
      5. Denis Kipngetich, Oklahoma State, 13:13.71
      6. Marco Langdon, Villanova, 13:14.16
      7. Ishmael Kipkurui, New Mexico, 13:15.14
      8. Creed Thompson, BYU, 13:19.24

      Men’s long jump

      1. Kelsey Daniel, Texas, 8.16 meters
      2. Nikaoli Williams, Oklahoma, 7.96
      3. Henry Kiner, Arkansas, 7.91
      4. Micah Larry, Georgia, 7.89
      5. Uroy Ryan, Arkansas, 7.86
      6. JC Stevenson, Southern Cal, 7.83
      7. Camryn O’Bannon, UCLA, 7.65
      8. Johnny Brackins, Southern Cal, 7.57

      Men’s weight throw

      1. Daniel Reynolds, Wyoming, 25.08 meters
      2. Trey Knight, CSUN, 24.49
      3. Ryan Johnson, Iowa, 24.48
      4. Jeremiah Nubbe, Virginia, 24.17
      5. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, Ole Miss, 24.09
      6. Kenneth Ikeji, Harvard, 24.02
      7. Ruben Banks, Alabama, 22.90
      8. Henry Zimmerman, Nebraska, 22.71

      Men’s pole vault

      1. Simen Guttormsen, Duke, 5.71 meters
      2. Kobe Babin, South Florida, 5.66
      3. Hunter Garretson, Akron, 5.66
      4. Aleksandr Solovev, Texas A&M, 5.61
      5. Kyle Rademeyer, South Alabama, 5.61
      6. Logan Hammer, Utah State, 5.61
      7. Maddox Hamm, Virginia Tech, 5.61
      8. Cody Johnston, Illinois, 5.61

      Women’s pentathlon

      1. Jadin O’Brien, Notre Dame, 4596 points
      2. SofiaYakushina, Texas A&M, 4412
      3. Pippi Lotta Enok, Oklahoma, 4375
      4. Pauline Bikembo, Iowa, 4331
      5. Angel Richmore, Oklahoma, 4310
      6. Izzy Goudros, Harvard, 4305
      7. Jennelle Rodgers, Ball State, 4265
      8. Jalen Elrod, Purdue, 4233

      Women’s distance medley relay

      1. BYU, 10:45.34
      2. Oregon, 10:45.99
      3. Providence, 10:46.28
      4. LSU, 10:47.17
      5. Utah, 10:53.50
      6. NC State, 10:55.11
      7. Harvard, 11:02.36
      8. Washington, 11:02.31

      Women’s 5,000 meters

      1. Doris Lemngole, Alabama, 15:05.93
      2. Lexy Halladay-Lowry, BYU, 15:06.17
      3. Pamela Kosgei, New Mexico, 15:07.57
      4. Elise Stearns, Northern Arizona, 15:08.07
      5. Sophia Kennedy, Stanford, 15:10.71
      6. Grace Hartman, NC State, 15:11.10
      7. Hilda Olemomoi, Florida, 15:11.33
      8. Paityn Noe, Arkansas, 15:11.89

      Women’s long jump

      1. Alexis Brown, Baylor, 6.90 meters
      2. Tacoria Humphrey, Illinois, 6.75
      3. Alyssa Jones, Stanford, 6.71
      4. Anthaya Charlton, Florida, 6.71
      5. Sophia Beckmon, Illinois, 6.67
      6. Jasmine Akins, Oklahoma, 6.58
      7. Nia Robinson, Arkansas, 6.45
      8. Prestina Ochonogor, Tarleton State, 6.43

      Women’s weight throw

      1. Taylor Kesner, Wisconsin, 23.50 meters
      2. Gudrun Hallgrimsdottir, VCU, 23.19
      3. Phethisang Makhethe, Illinois, 23.08
      4. Giavonna Meeks, California, 23.00
      5. Shelby Frank, Texas Tech, 22.91
      6. Chloe Lindeman, Wisconsin, 22.74
      7. Jordan Koskondy, Illinois, 22.48
      8. Sara Killinen, Virginia Tech, 22.31

      Women’s pole vault

      1. Amanda Moll, Washington, 4.70 meters

        2. Hana Moll, Washington, 4.70

        3. Olivia Lueking, Oklahoma, 4.55

        4. Mason Meinershagen, Kansas, 4.50

        5. Julia Fixsen, Virginia Tech, 4.40

        6. Sarah Schmitt, Tennessee, 4.40

        7. Sydney Horn, High Point, 4.40

          7. Tori Thomas, Illinois, 4.40

          7. Tenly Kuhn, Baylor, 4.40