Machibet BetTexas Tech and Arkansas win men's, women's titles at 2024 NCAA DI indoor track and field championships

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

Winner	School	Winning Mark
Keaton Daniel	Kentucky	5.70m
Wayne Pinnock	Arkansas	8.40m
Nico Young	Northern Arizona	13:25.29
4 athletes	Oklahoma State	9:25.24
Kenneth Ikeji	Harvard	24.32m
Romaine Beckford	Arkansas	2.27m
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan	Ole Miss	21.05m
Leo Neugebauer	Texas	6437 points
Russell Robinson	Miami (Fla.)	16.76m
Luke Houser	Washington	4:01.72
Terrence Jones	Texas Tech	6.54
Christopher Morales-Williams	Georgia	44:67
Rivaldo Marshall	Iowa	1:46.96
Caleb Dean	Texas Tech	7.96
Terrence Jones	Texas Tech	20.23
Nico Young	Northern Arizona	7:41.01
Arizona State	Arizona State	3:02.35

6:10 pm, March 9, 2024

The men's and women's high jump are underway. Follow live results at the links below.

2:15 pm, March 9, 2024

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

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 ⁉️

5.46 meters (17'-11)
— #HTownSpeedCity (@UHCougarTF)

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.

1:40 pm, March 9, 2024

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 —
Day 3 —

Champions will be crowned today in every individual event and team champions too.

The final day of the DI indoor track and field championships is here! 🤩 breaks down what you need to know for Saturday
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField)

2:30 am, March 9, 2024

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.

— Hana Moll | Washington
— Sydney Willits | Iowa State
— Parker Valby | Florida |
— BYU |
— Jadin O'Brien | Notre Dame

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 🤯

Collegiate Record ✅
Meet Record ✅
Facility Record ✅
Personal Record ✅ 🐊 | 📺
— Gators Track and Field & Cross Country (@GatorsTF)

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.

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. 😨

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— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField)

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.
🌹🌹🌹 x 🎥 ESPN+ /
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField)
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.

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— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField)
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

3) 22.51 Rosey Effiong
7) 22.79 Nickisha Pryce
8) 22.90 Amber Anning

Three Razorbacks advance to final
— RazorbackTF/XC (@RazorbackTF)

Competition resumes Saturday at 10:30 a.m. ET with the men's heptathlon finals.

11:57 pm, March 8, 2024

The 2024 Division I indoor track and field championships continue as the women took the track at 7 p.m.

Start lists

Day 2 —

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

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).

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🏆 Arkansas crowned women's team winner on championship Saturday

Event champions and results

Team scoring tracker

🏆 Texas Tech crowned team winner on men's championship Saturday

Event champions and results

Team scoring tracker

High jump underway

The men's heptathlon concludes today

Collegiate record

Six of seven events completed

🗓️ Final day of indoor championships continue Saturday

Women's Day 2 is in the books

Individual champions

Collegiate Record

Team scores

Notable semifinal results

Women's track events underway