Thursday, Feb. 17
Northwest Tune Up – Last Chance Meet | Maryville, Mo. | Hughes Fieldhouse Indoor Facility
Field Events: 12 p.m. - Running Events: 12 p.m. - Schedule of Events 
LIVE RESULTS 

The Northwest Missouri State track and field squads will return home to host its final indoor meet of the season before the MIAA conference championships.
 
Northwest Tune Up – Last Chance Meet Information:
Both running and field events will begin at noon.
 
Entry for spectators will be through the upper East side doors ONLY. $5 admission will be taken at the door via CARD ONLY. 

2025-26 INDOOR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:
Northwest has enjoyed a successful 2025–26 indoor season, with the men ranked 7th nationally and second in the Central Region, while the women check in at No. 19 nationally and No. 3 in the Central Region. 
 
Both teams rank No. 2 in the MIAA conference USTFCCCA TFRI rankings.
 
Northwest has collected 39 NCAA Division II provisional marks this season across six meets— 21 by the Bearcat men and 18 by the women.
 
At the recent David Hemery Valentine Invite, senior Riley Witt secured the school record in the men's 1-mile run, earning a Division II provisional nod along with the fourth-fastest time in the nation so far this season. Senior Aziz Mohammed also had a strong performance in the 1-mile, placing second among Division II athletes competing.
 
Senior Kiki Witt continued her impressive season at the Valentine Invite, securing second among Division II runners in the 3000-meter run while earning another Division II provisional nod.
 
Sophomore Marie Dea took the event crown in the women's 800-meter run at the 11th Annual Russ Jewett Indoor Gorilla Classic, setting a new Division II provisional time and earning her the 16th fastest-time in the country so far this season. Senior Lydia McGlocklin also had a successful race, earning a Division II provisional time and placing third among division II competitors. 
 
Also at the Indoor Gorilla Classic, Northwest's 4x400-meter men's relay team, consisting of Logan Arellano, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, and Truman Hare took third in the event and set the fastest Division II provisional time of any of Northwest's 4x400-meter relay teams this season.
 
2025-26 Northwest NCAA Division II Provisional Marks/Times - MEN
Dominic Sedlacek, 6.64 – (M) 60-meter dash
Frank Sparks, 7.85 – (M) 60m hurdles
Moses Koroma, 7.99 – (M) 60m hurdles 
Dominic Sedlacek, 21.55 – (M) 200m dash
Logan Arellano, 47.79 (M) 400-meter dash
Christian Lanphier, 48.21 – (M) 400-meter dash
Riley Witt, 1:50.29 – (M) 800-meter dash
Charlie Kinslow, 1:50.91– (M) 800-meter run
Christian Lanphier, 1:51.56 – (M) 800-meter run
Bret Beard, 1:51.95 – (M) 800-meter run
Riley Witt, 3:59.07 – (M) 1 mile run
Aziz Mohammed, 3:59.76 – (M) 1 mile run
Barnabe Gabillet, 4:05.02 – (M) 1 mile run
Aziz Mohammed, 8:02.26 – (M) 3,000-meter run
Frank Sparks, 7.21m – (M) Long Jump
Ethan Gaschler, 17.10m – (M) Shot Put
Demarii Williams, 17.06m – (M) Shot Put
Logan Arellano, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, Truman Hare, 3:12.65 – (M) 4x400-meter Relay
Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Dylan Masters, Truman Hare, 3:12.95 – (M) 4x400-meter Relay
Danny Jantzen, Logan Arellano, Xavier Horn, Christian Lanphier, 3:15.48 – (M) 4x400-meter Relay
Riley Witt, Logan Arellano, Charlie Kinslow, Aziz Mohammed, 9:39.65 – (M) Distance Medley Relay
 
2025-26 Northwest NCAA Division II Provisional Marks/Times - WOMEN
Campbell Barta, 7.49 – (W) 60-meter dash
Krysta Abel, 7.54 – (W) 60-meter dash
Kennedi Cline, 24.10 – (W) 200-meter dash
Kennedi Cline, 54.38 – (W) 400-meter dash
Melanie Roland, 54.45 – (W) 400-meter dash
Marie Dea, 56.18 – (W) 400-meter dash
Marie Dea, 2:09.12 – (W) 800-meter run
Jadyn Barnes, 2:10.80 – (W) 800-meter run
Lydia McGlocklin, 2:11.78 – (W) 800-meter run
Kendall Tietjen, 2:12.49 – (W) 800-meter run
Kiki Witt, 4:54.32 – (W) 1 mile run
Kiki Witt, 9:37.39 – (W) 3,000-meter run
Campbell Barta, 5.86m – (W) Long Jump
Anjelena Carder, Jadyn Barnes, Marie Dea, Kennedi Cline, 3:43.10 – (W) 4x400-meter Relay
Anjelena Carder, Marie Dea, Courtney Kiley, Kennedi Cline, 3:45.56 – (W) 4x400-meter Relay
Kennedi Cline, Marie Dea, Jayden Barnes, Kendall Tietjen, 3:49.80 – (W) 4x400-meter Relay
Lydia McGlocklin, Kennedi Cline, Marie Dea, Kiki Witt, 11:38.82 – (W) Distance Medley Relay
Anjelena Carder, 3,594 points – (W) Pentathlon
 
2025-26 Northwest Indoor Track School Records:
Kiki Witt, 9:37.39 – (W) 3,000-meter run (Rumble in the Jungle Invitational)
Dominic Sedlacek, 6.64 – (M) 60-meter dash (Bearcat Invite)
Riley Witt, 3:59.07 – (M) 1 mile run (David Hemery Valentine Invitational)
 
NORTHWEST'S MIAA TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES OF THE WEEK (2025-26)
Melanie Roland - MIAA Female Track (Dec. 9, 2025)
Kennedi Cline - MIAA Female Track (Jan. 20, 2026)
Aziz Mohammed - MIAA Male Track (Jan. 20, 2026)
Kennedi Cline - MIAA Female Track (Jan. 27, 2026)
Riley Witt - MIAA Male Track (Feb. 17, 2026)
 
Top 25 - USTFCCCA DII Men's National Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Grand Valley State – 226.54 points
2. Wingate – 205.12 points
3. Pittsburg State – 188.68 points
4. Adams State – 155.21 points
5. Minnesota State – 127.41 points
6. West Texas A&M – 85.63 points
7. Northwest Missouri State – 83.74 points
8. Harding – 71.46 points
9. CSU Pueblo – 66.05 points
10. Indianapolis – 63.07 points
11. Colorado School of Mines – 60.37 points
12. Angelo State – 59.00 points
13. Saginaw Valley State – 58.52 points
14. Missouri Southern – 56.85 points
15. Missouri S&T – 55.69 points
16. Cedarville – 51.35 points
17. Ashland – 47.81 points
18. Washburn – 43.10 points
19. Lewis – 42.55 points
20. Hillsdale – 42.33 points
21. Nebraska–Kearney – 41.92 points
22. Lubbock Christian – 39.05 points
23. UW–Parkside – 38.09 points
24. Findlay – 37.51 points
25. Central Missouri – 33.44 points
 
Top 25 - USTFCCCA DII Women's National Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Pittsburg State – 223.78 points
2. West Texas A&M – 199.99 points
3. Grand Valley State – 182.69 points
4. Adams State – 174.43 points
5. Minnesota State – 156.46 points
6. Simon Fraser – 106.83 points
7. CSU Pueblo – 94.41 points
8. Colorado School of Mines – 88.79 points
9. Hillsdale – 83.17 points
10. Ashland – 80.05 points
11. Wingate – 67.90 points
12. Lee (Tenn.) – 58.10 points
13. UT Tyler – 57.91 points
14. Mount Olive – 57.09 points
15. Findlay – 53.55 points
16. Missouri Southern – 52.41 points
17. Oklahoma Baptist – 50.38 points
18. Central Washington – 48.24 points
19. Northwest Missouri State – 45.09 points
20. Western Washington – 44.77 points
21. Tusculum – 43.14 points
22. Fort Hays State – 39.32 points
23. Azusa Pacific – 37.84 points
24. Cal Poly Pomona – 33.59 points
25. Roberts Wesleyan – 33.15 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Men's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Pittsburg State – 521.57 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 299.49 points
3. Minnesota State University, Mankato – 279.05 points
4. Missouri Southern– 247.60 points
5. Washburn– 209.17 points
6. Central Missouri – 177.03 points
7. Nebraska–Kearney – 176.84 points
8. Harding – 154.93 points
9. Oklahoma Baptist – 87.11 points
10. Minnesota State University Moorhead – 83.46 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Women's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Pittsburg State – 560.97 points
2. Minnesota State – 320.39 points
3. Northwest Missouri State – 255.72 points
4. Washburn – 181.18 points
5. Missouri Southern – 147.42 points
6. Oklahoma Baptist – 128.46 points
7. U-Mary – 127.97 points
8. Nebraska–Kearney – 119.70 points
9. Harding – 108.98 points
10. Central Missouri – 105.59 points
 
USTFCCCA DII Men's MIAA Conference Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Pittsburg State – 702.53 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 387.13 points
3. Missouri Southern – 356.78 points
4. Washburn – 316.19 points
5. Nebraska-Kearney – 269.70 points
6. Central Missouri – 246.63 points
7. Emporia State – 155.78 points
8. Fort Hays State – 127.99 points
9. Rogers State – 38.20 points
10. Missouri Western – 28.82 points
 
USTFCCCA DII Women's MIAA Conference Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 17)
1. Pittsburg State – 835.02 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 347.55 points
3. Washburn – 312.34 points
4. Missouri Southern – 265.57 points
5. Central Missouri – 214.84 points
6. Nebraska-Kearney – 213.02 points
7. Emporia State – 138.59 points
8. Fort Hays State – 131.79 points
9. Rogers State – 53.49 points
10. Missouri Western – 42.40 points
11. Central Oklahoma – 37.43 points