MARYVILLE, Mo. – The Northwest Missouri State indoor track and field squads closed out the regular season in a strong fashion at the Northwest Tune Up, claiming seven event titles while breaking school and facility records.
 
Sophomore Campbell Barta broke the school record in the women's long jump, securing the event crown and earning a new NCAA Division II provisional qualifying mark.
 
Northwest's 4x400-meter men's relay team, consisting of Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, and Truman Hare took first place in the event, breaking the Hughes Fieldhouse record, setting the second-fastest time in school history, and earned the nineth fastest time in the nation so far this season. 
 
In the women's 60-meter dash, sophomore Krysta Abel captured the event title and tied for the third-fastest time in school history.
 
Sophomore Kennedi Cline continued her standout season by posting the seventh-fastest women's 400-meter in the nation so far this season and updating her place in the school record books to fifth.
 
Sophomore David Parker II recorded the fourth-farthest men's triple jump in program history, earning a Division II provisional mark and first place in the event.
 
Sophomore Frank Sparks secured the event crown in the men's 60-meter hurdles while tying his second-fastest time in program history.

Running Events
(M) 60-meter Dash: Two Bearcats competed in the event, one qualified for finals. Freshman Isaiah Bates placed second in the prelims with a with a new personal record time of 6.86 – earning him the ninth fastest time in school history.
 
Bates went on in the finals to finish fourth overall, recording a time of 6.91.
 
Running unattached, freshman Kyle Emerson secured first place in the prelims and the finals with it times of 6.83 and 6.74. setting a new personal best. Had he been an attached runner Emerson would have tied for the second-fastest time in school history.
 
(W) 60-meter Dash: Four Bearcats competed in the event, with all four qualifying for the finals. Sophomore Campbell Barta earned first place overall in the prelims with a Div. II provisional time of 7.59. Jaurdin Mallory beat her own sixth fastest time in school history by recording a Div. II provisional time of 7.61 securing third. Following right behind Mallory was Krysta Abel who place fourth with a time of 7.63. Rounding it out for the Cat's was Hallie Henfling who crossed the line at 7.65 and placed fifth overall – giving her the nineth-fastest time in school history.
 
In the finals, Abel improved her qualifying time, placing first, claiming a Division II provisional time of 7.49 – tying for the third-fastest time in Northwest history. Barta, Mallory, and Henfling did not start in the finals
 
(M) 60-meter Hurdles: Three Bearcats competed in the event, with all three qualifing for finals. In the prelims, Sophomore Frank Sparks secured first overall, crossing the line at 7.96. Following right behind Sparks was Moses Koroma who finished with a time of 8.07. Senior Vashon Riggins placed fifth with a time of 8.56.
 
In the finals, Sparks improved his qualifying time and claimed the title, earning a Division II provisional time of 7.85 – tying his own second-fastest time in Northwest history. Koroma set a new provisional time of 7.90 and placed second overall. Riggins placed sixth with a time of 8.73.
 
(W) 60-meter Hurdles: In the prelims, Sophomore Ameilia Wempen placed seventh with a time of 9.95, qualifying for the finals.
 
In the finals Wempen placed seventh once again, improving her time to 9.90.
 
Running unattached, freshman Josie McGraw secured first place in the prelims and the finals with it times of 8.93 and 8.97. Also running unattached, freshman Addie Budig, placed sixth in the prelims with a time of 9.84. Budig then improved on her performance in the finals by placing fifth with a time of 9.66.

(M) 200m Dash: Dominic Revels and Xavier Horn placed fourth and fifth respectively with times of 22.33 and 22.35.
 
(M) 400-meter Dash: Unattached freshman Dylan Masters finished eighth, clocking in a time of 50.23.

(W) 400-meter Dash: Sophomore Kennedi Cline secured the title with a new provisional time of 54.20 – earning the fifth-fastest time in school history and the seventh-fastest time in the nation so far this season. Just a little over a second behind was Melanie Roland with a Div. II provisional time of 54.77, securing second place. Rounding out the top three was Anjelena Carder in third who crossed the line at 55.95, earning her a Division II provisional time and the ninth fastest time in school history. Both Cline and Carder earned new personal bests. Courtney Kiley set a new personal record time of 57.97 and placed seventh overall.
 
Unattached freshman Audrey Gibson placed eight overall with a time of 59.09.

(M) 800-meter Run: Senior Jack Beard claimed third place, clocking in at 1:54.38. Isaac Sorensen (1:54.38), Andres Kemper (1:56.91), and Jess Cornick (1:57.02) all finished back-to-back, placing fifth, sixth, and seventh respectively. Beard and Sorensen both set new personal bests.
 
Unattached runners Breck Brown and Jack Willaims placed first and second respectively, with Brown earning a new personal best time of 1:53.13 and Williams earning a time of 1:53.32.

(M) 1-mile Run: Junior Grayson Tapp earned second place, claiming a Division II provisional time of 4:07.41 – giving him the seventh-fastest time in Northwest history and a new personal best. Crossing the line at 4:19.30, senior Barnabe Gabillet secured fourth overall. Rounding out the top three for the Cat's was sophomore Levi Allen who placed seventh, clocking in at 4:22.90.
 
(W) 1-mile Run: Taylor Rodgers and Taylor McCreedy placed sixth and eighth respectively. Rodgers earned a new personal record time of 5:18.91 with McCreedy finishing with a time of 5:23.26. 

(M) 4x400-meter Relay: Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, and Truman Hare completed the 4x400m relay sweep with a first-place finish, crossing the line at 3:09.67, earning them a Division II provisional time, the second-fastest time in school history, and the nineth-fastest national time so far this season. The team also broke the 4x400m relay Hughes Fieldhouse record time.
 
Field Events
(W) Long Jump: Sophomore Campbell Barta secured the title with a new Div. II provisional jump of 5.90m (19-04.25) – breaking the Northwest school record in women's long jump. Freshman Abigail Troncin jumped 5.24m (17-02.25), earning her sixth overall.
 
(M) Triple Jump: Sophomore David Parker II secured a first-place finish with a Div. II provisional jump of 14.73m (48-04.00), setting the fourth-farthest triple jump in school history and setting a new personal best. Freshman Christian Farrow also set a personal best, with a jump of 13.91m (45-07.75), earning him second place. Rounding out the top three was sophomore Jonathan Hedrick who secured third with a leap of 13.52m (44-04.25).

(W) Triple Jump: Freshman Abigail Troncin took the event crown, leaping 11.22m (36-09.75) – earning the tenth longest long jump in school history.

(M) Weight Throw Invite: Assistant Coach Tanner Berg secured first overall with a heave of 23.33m (76-6.50).
 
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, 7.90 – (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
Grayson Tapp, 4:07.41 – (M) 1 mile run
Aziz Mohammed, 8:02.26 – (M) 3,000-meter run
Frank Sparks, 7.21m – (M) Long Jump
David Parker II, 14.73m – (M) Triple Jump
Ethan Gaschler, 17.10m – (M) Shot Put
Demarii Williams, 17.06m – (M) Shot Put
Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, Truman Hare, 3:09.67 – (M) 4x400-meter Relay
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, 7.49 – (W) 60-meter dash
Jaurdin Mallory, 7.61 – (W) 60-meter dash
Kennedi Cline, 24.10 – (W) 200-meter dash
Kennedi Cline, 54.20 – (W) 400-meter dash
Melanie Roland, 54.45 – (W) 400-meter dash
Marie Dea, 56.18 – (W) 400-meter dash
Anjelena Carder, 55.95 – (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, 5.90m – (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)
Campbell Barta, 5.90m – (W) Long Jump (Northwest Tune Up – Last Chance Meet)
 
Top 10 Northwest Men's 60-meter Dash
Dominic Sedlacek - 2/7/26 - 6.64
Enrico Cavagna - 2/3/24 - 6.74
Omar Austin - 2/8/20 - 6.75
Joel Dos Santos - 2/24/23 - 6.77
Gabriel Helms - 2004 - 6.78
E.J. Falkner - 2008 - 6.79
John Miles - 2009 - 6.83
Caelon Harkey - 2/13/21 - 6.83
Keelen Green - 2006 - 6.84
Isaiah Bates - 2/19/26 - 6.86
Gavyn Monday - 1/23/21 - 6.88
 
Top 10 Northwest Women's 60-meter Dash
Ally Hammond - 2/24/23 & 2/23/24 - 7.46
Lexie Gilbert - 3/1/25 - 7.47
Campbell Barta - 12/6/25 - 7.49
Krysta Abel - 2/19/26 - 7.49
Brandy Haan - 1998 - 7.55
Jaurdin Mallory - 2/19/26 - 7.61
Jordan Hammond - 2/28/20 - 7.63
Alisha Samuel - 12/12/03 - 7.65
Hallie Henfling - 2/19/26 - 7.65
Kyah Luhring - 3/1/25 - 7.66
 
Top 10 Northwest Women's 400-meter Dash
Tiffany Hughey - 3/9/24 - 52.58
Luisarys Toledo - 3/9/24 - 53.65
Chloe Saenz - 3/2/25 - 53.90
Hiba Mahgoub - 2/28/20 - 54.02
Kennedi Cline - 2/19/26 - 54.20
Melanie Roland - 3/2/25 - 54.37
Jordan Hammond - 1/24/20 - 55.40
Jadyn Barnes - 1/25/25 - 55.86
Anjelena Carder - 2/19/26 – 55.95
Alexis Boyd - 2/20/15 - 56.08
 
Top 10 Northwest Men's Mile Run
Riley Witt - 2/13/26 - 3:59.07
Aziz Mohammed - 1/17/26 - 3:59.76
Maxime Touron - 1/18/25 - 4:04.53
Reece Smith - 2/11/23 - 4:04.89
Barnabe Gabillet - 1/31/26 - 4:05.02
Nate Mueller - 1/20/24 - 4:05.45
Grayson Tapp - 2/19/26 - 4:07.41
Jake Norris - 2/6/21 - 4:07.68
John Wellerding - 1976 - 4:09.94
Grant Bradley - 1/11/25 - 4:10.37
 
Top 10 Northwest Men's 4x400-meter Relay
Prince Griffin, Logan Arellano, Kieth Griffin III, Truman Hare - 3/15/25 - 3:08.18
Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, Truman Hare - 2/19/26 - 3:09.67
Danny Jantzen, Truman Hare, Gavyn Monday, Prince Griffin - 3/9/24 - 3:09.86
Caelon Harkey, Gavyn Monday, R.J. Williams, Omar Austin - 2/6/21 - 3:10.37
Caelon Harkey, Tyrell Maddox, Abdelrahim Mahgoub, Omar Austin - 2020 - 03:10.96
Prince Griffin, Federico Crisci, R.J. Williams, Truman Hare - 2/17/23 - 3:11.30
Marcus Klein, Caelon Harkey, Kevin Schultz, Omar Austin- 2/22/19 - 03:12.16
Christian Lanphier, Bentley St. John, Gavyn Monday, Keith Griffin III - 3/2/25 - 3:12.77
Caelon Harkey, Omar Austin, R.J. Williams, Federico Crisci - 2/28/21 - 3:12.91
Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Dylan Masters, Truman Hare - 2/7/26 - 3:12.95
Caelon Harkey, Prince Griffin, Abdelrahim Mahgoub, Gavyn Monday - 1/23/21 - 03.14.04
 
Top 10 Northwest Women's Long Jump
Campbell Barta - 2/19/26 - 19-4.25
Mercedes Isaacson-Cover - 19-4.0
Chloe Wichmann - 12/11/16 - 19-1.5
Luisarys Toledo - 2/11/22 - 19-0.75
Jaleesa McWashington - 12/7/2019 - 18-11.75
Randi Overkamp - 2/28/21 - 18-10.75
Kelsey Lacy - 2/12/15 - 18-7.75
Jill Fisher - 2/22-23/02 - 18-7.75
Diana Hughes - 1998 - 18-7.75
April House - 1/19-20/01 - 18-6.5
Emily Churchman - 12/11/09 - 18-6.5
Kyah Luhring - 2/1/25 - 18-6.5
 
Top 10 Northwest Men's Triple Jump
Jamaica Rector - 2003 - 49-2.25
Diezeas Calbert - 2005 - 48-8.75
Leroy Carver - 1981 - 48-2.5
David Parker II - 2/19/26 - 48-4.00
Porter Groves - 2/26/12 - 48-00.00
Ike Urum-Eke - 1/27/07 - 47-2.25
Kemual Sloan - 1/14/23 - 47-0.75
Peyton Mizera - 2/28/14 - 47-0.25
Ezra Whorley - 1995 - 47-0.25
Armani Carmickle - 2018 - 46-10.75
 
Top 10 Northwest Women's Triple Jump
Mercedes Issacson-Cover - 2/28/20 - 40-3.5
Jacschelle Sasser - 1997 - 39-6
Jaleesa McWashington - 2/28/20 - 38-6.75
Alex Koschel - 2018 - 38.6
Kim Spriggs - 2/28/88 - 38-4
Emily Churchman - 12/7/07 - 37-5.75
Lisette Perez - 2/22/19 - 37-4.0
Gara Lacy - 3/1/03 - 37-0.25
Sandra Chuks - 2/28/20 - 37-0.25
Abigail Troncin - 2/19/26 - 36-9.75

Up Next:
Northwest will now turn its attention to the MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, set to take place from Feb. 27 to Mar. 1 in Pittsburg Kan., hosted by Pittsburg State University.