Sophomore Larjarvia Brown placed seventh in the women’s triple jump competition.

Sophomore Josh Kerr won the mile with a time of 3:57 for the second year in a row.

Senior Tim Duckworth closed out the Men’s Heptathlon with a personal best to claim the national title.

Senior Elinor Purrier of New Hampshire won the women’s mile by less than a tenth of a second, beating out Dani Jones of Colorado.

Senior Elijah Hall won the Men’s 60 meter dash with a time of 6.52.

Senior Kendall Ellis smashed the NCAA and American record in the women’s 400 meter dash with a time of 50.34.

Senior Randall Cunningham of USC won the high jump national title after breaking his tibia on the final run-up.

Sophomore Grant Holloway cruised to the national title in the Men’s 60 meter hurdles after setting the Giilliam Indoor Track Facility Record.

LSU’s Aleia Hobbs won the national title and broke the collegiate record in the women’s 60 meter dash.

Senior Alison Ondrusek competed in the women’s weight throw and placed ninth overall. 

Sophomore Michael Saruni of UTEP ran the second fastest time in the history of the NCAA in the Men’s 800.

Oregon’s Sabrina Southerland defeated Sammy Watson and Jazmine Fray in the women’s 800 meter run.

Junior Payton Chadwick of Arkansas won the women’s 60 meter hurdles competition.

University of Houston’s Elijah Hall ran the second fastest indoor 200 meter time ever, blowing away the past records.

The fans from University of Houston react to Elijah Hall’s record breaking performance.

Minnesota’s Kaitlyn Long set the Gilliam Meet record in the women’s weight throw.

Harvard’s Gabrielle Thomas set the NCAA meet record in the women’s 200 meter dash with a time of 22.38 seconds.

Senior Andy Trouard of Northern Arizona embraces his teammate Matthew Baxter after winning the men’s 3000 meter run.

Senior Karissa Schweizer of Missouri smiles as she crosses the finish line after she won both the women’s 3000 meter and 5000 meter runs. 

University of Texas’ O’Brien Wasome won the men’s triple jump competition.

The top three teams in the men’s 4×400 meter race were Texas A&M, Florida, and USC. Every team beat the standing world record.

The 4×400 team from USC celebrates with their coaching staff after their team ran the second fastest time ever run for the 4×400 indoor relay.

Texas A&M 4×400 meter relay team consisting of Sopomore Devin Dixon, Junior Ilolo Izu and Seniors Robert Grant and Mylik Kerley hold the world record on a technicality that all four runners have to be from the same nationality.

Senior Elijah Hill took home two national titles and an American record.

Georgia won the women’s national title and Florida won the men’s national title for NCAA Division 1 Indoor Track and Field Championships.