Friday, Feb. 27 - Sunday, Mar. 1
MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships | Pittsburg, Kan. | Robert W. Plaster Center
Friday – Combined Events: 2:00 p.m.
Saturday – Combined Events: 11:30 a.m. - Field Events: 2:00 p.m. - Running Events: 2:00 p.m.
Sunday – Field Events: 12:00 p.m. - Running Events: 1:30 p.m.
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The Northwest Missouri State track and field team will travel to Pittsburg, Kan. for the MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, scheduled to take place from Friday, Feb. 27 to Sunday, Mar. 1. The Championships will be hosted by Pittsburg State University in the Robert W. Plaster Center.
 
MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships Meet Information:
The championships will open on Friday with the combined events, the pentathlon and heptathlon, scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., respectively. Saturday's events will begin with a continuation of the combined events at 11:30 a.m., with the field and running events starting later in the day at 2:00 p.m. On Sunday, the final day of the meet, field events will start at 12:00 p.m., and running events will begin at 1:30 p.m.

In-person spectators can purchase single day tickets for adults at $10 and $5 for students/children (3-17). Three-day all session passes are available for $15.
 
Fans can watch the 2026 MIAA Indoor Track & Field Championships live on the MIAA Digital Network. For the first time in championships history, this year's broadcast will include specific event cameras to help provide enhanced coverage of the meet. Fans can purchase an individual camera for $10 or select a $15 weekend plan and gain access to all 12 web streams that will take place throughout the three-day meet.
 
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS IN THE MIAA
60m Dash - Dominic Sedlacek (2nd)
60m Hurdles - Frank Sparks (3rd), Moses Koroma (5th)
200m Dash - Dominic Sedlacek (6th)
400m Dash - Truman Hare (1st), Logan Arellano (8th)
800m Run - Riley Witt (3rd), Charlie Kinslow (4th), Christian Lanphier (6th), Bret Beard (7th)
1-mile Run - Riley Witt (1st), Aziz Mohammed (2nd), Barnabe Gabillet (4th), Grayson Tapp (6th)
3000m Dash - Aziz Mohammed (1st), Barnabe Gabillet (6th), Tyler Blay (7th)
5000m Dash – Tyler Blay (6th)
Long Jump - Frank Sparks (4th)
Triple Jump - David Parker II (9th)
Shot Put - Ethan Gaschler (7th), Demarii Williams (8th)
4x400m Relay - Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, Truman Hare (2nd)
Distance Medley Relay - Riley Witt, Logan Arellano, Charlie Kinslow, Aziz Mohammed (1st)
 
WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS IN THE MIAA
60m Dash - Campbell Barta (2nd), Krysta Abel (2nd), Jaurdin Mallory (6th), Hallie Henfling (10th)
200m Dash - Kennedi Cline (3rd)
400m Dash - Kennedi Cline (1st), Melanie Roland (2nd), Anjelena Carder (7th)
800m Run - Marie Dea (2nd), Jadyn Barnes (3rd), Lydia McGlocklin (5th), Kendall Tietjen (6th)
1-mile Run - Kiki Witt (5th), Lydia McGlocklin (7th)
3000m Dash - Kiki Witt (3rd), Olivia Bakker (9th)
Long Jump - Campbell Barta (6th)
Triple Jump - Abigail Troncin (9th)
4x400m Relay - Anjelena Carder, Jadyn Barnes, Marie Dea, Kennedi Cline (2nd)
Distance Medley Relay - Lydia McGlocklin, Kennedi Cline, Marie Dea, Kiki Witt (1st)
Pentathlon - Anjelena Carder (5th)
 
2025 MIAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Bearcats claimed nine event titles at Hughes Fieldhouse in Maryville, Mo. The Northwest men and women secured runner-up finishes with the men earning 119 points and the women earning 112 points. MIAA foe Pittsburg State captured the team championship on both the men's and women's sides.
 
2025 MIAA INDOOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Drew Atkins – 5000m (14:04.13)
Lydia McGlocklin, Anjelena Carder, Bailey Blake, Alyna Thibault – DMR (11:32.55)
Chloe Saenz – 400m (53.90)
Jadyn Barnes – 600y (1:22.98)
Logan Arellano – 600y (1:10.88)
Marie Dea – 800m (2:08.55)
Riley Witt – 800m (1:50.89)    
Grant Bradley – 3000m (7:57.71)
Chloe Saenz, Jadyn Barnes, Anjelena Carder, Melanie Roland – 4x400m (3:41.35)
 
Northwest Men's Previous Ten MIAA Championship Finishes
2016 - 7th
2017 - 8th
2018 - 9th
2019 - 2nd
2020 - 3rd
2021 - 3rd
2022 - 6th
2023 - 5th
2024 - 3rd
2025 - 2nd
 
Northwest Men's MIAA Championship Titles
1949
1950
1982
1992
 
Northwest Women's Previous Ten MIAA Championship Finishes
2016 - 7th
2017 - 9th
2018 - 3rd
2019 - 6th
2020 - 4th
2021 - 5th
2022 - 2nd
2023 - 2nd
2024 - 2nd
2025 - 2nd
 
Northwest Women's MIAA Championship Titles
1997
1998
 
2025-26 INDOOR SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:
Northwest has enjoyed a successful 2025–26 indoor season, with the men ranked sixth nationally and second in the Central Region, while the women check in at No. 21 nationally and No. 3 in the Central Region. 
 
Both teams rank No. 2 in the MIAA conference USTFCCCA TFRI rankings.
 
Northwest has collected 47 NCAA Division II provisional marks this season across six meets— 26 by the Bearcat men and 21 by the women.
 
At the recent Northwest Tune Up, Sophomore Campbell Barata 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. 
 
Sophomore Kennedi Cline continued her standout season by posting the seventh-fastest women's 200-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.
 
Northwest senior Truman Hare secured the men's 400-meter dash event crown at the Steve Miller Invitational. Hare crossed the finish line with a Division II provisional time of 46.81, earning the seventh-fastest time in the nation so far this season and beat his own second-fastest time in school history. Hare also beat the Steve Miller Invitational meet record in the men's 400-meter dash.

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
Truman Hare, 46.81, – (M) 400-meter 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)
 
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. 24)
1. Grand Valley State – 237.87 points
2. Wingate – 220.25 points
3. Pittsburg State – 187.03 points
4. Adams State – 146.29 points
5. Minnesota State – 123.10 points
6. Northwest Missouri State – 109.15 points
7. Colo. School of Mines – 79.86 points
8. West Texas A&M – 79.46 points
9. Harding – 71.44 points
10. CSU Pueblo – 60.84 points
11. Indianapolis – 56.90 points
12. Saginaw Valley State – 54.74 points
13. Missouri Southern – 51.17 points
14. Missouri S&T – 50.53 points
15. Angelo State – 49.97 points
16. Embry-Riddle (Fla.) – 47.02 points
17. Cedarville – 45.10 points
18. Ashland – 44.82 points
19. Hillsdale – 41.01 points
20. Neb.-Kearney – 40.89 points
21. Washburn – 39.43 points
22. Lewis – 38.30 points
23. UW-Parkside – 37.87 points
24. Findlay – 37.46 points
25. Lubbock Christian – 33.24 points
 
Top 15 - USTFCCCA DII Women's National Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 24)
1. Pittsburg State – 215.22 points
2. Grand Valley State – 197.26 points
3. West Texas A&M – 184.60 points
4. Adams State – 168.83 points
5. Minnesota State – 149.57 points
6. Colo. School of Mines – 139.50 points
7. Simon Fraser – 111.28 points
8. CSU Pueblo – 93.87 points
9. Ashland – 76.43 points
10. Hillsdale – 68.24 points
11. Lee (Tenn.) – 61.78 points
12. Mount Olive – 61.56 points
13. Findlay – 58.50 points
14. Wingate – 54.39 points
15. UT Tyler – 53.65 points
16. Missouri Southern – 51.14 points
17. Central Missouri – 50.73 points
18. Western Washington – 48.80 points
19. Central Washington – 47.26 points
20. Oklahoma Baptist – 44.23 points
21. Northwest Missouri State – 39.93 points
22. Fort Hays State – 36.90 points
23. Tusculum – 36.12 points
24. Azusa Pacific – 35.72 points
25. Cal Poly Pomona – 32.20 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Men's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 24)
1. Pittsburg State – 520.90 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 325.36 points
3. Minnesota State – 272.42 points
4. Missouri Southern – 232.39 points
5. Washburn – 202.46 points
6. Central Missouri – 188.19 points
7. Nebraska-Kearney – 174.19 points
8. Harding – 169.75 points
9. Oklahoma Baptist – 93.72 points
10. Emporia State – 78.59 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Women's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 24)
1. Pittsburg State – 561.70 points
2. Minnesota State – 303.05 points
3. Northwest Missouri State – 258.17 points
4. Washburn – 178.24 points
5. Missouri Southern – 145.17 points
6. Oklahoma Baptist – 137.08 points
7. Harding – 123.60 points
8. UMary – 122.13 points
9. Nebraska-Kearney – 121.47 points
10. Central Missouri – 114.20 points
 
USTFCCCA DII Men's MIAA Conference Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 24)
1. Pittsburg State – 703.99 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 405.18 points
3. Missouri Southern – 341.83 points
4. Washburn – 308.95 points
5. Neb.-Kearney – 265.70 points
6. Central Missouri – 264.43 points
7. Emporia State – 154.93 points
8. Fort Hays State – 121.86 points
9. Rogers State – 38.08 points
10. Missouri Western – 29.77 points
 
USTFCCCA DII Women's MIAA Conference Track & Field Rating Index (Feb. 24)
1. Pittsburg State – 830.29 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 356.78 points
3. Washburn – 302.45 points
4. Missouri Southern – 258.25 points
5. Central Missouri – 224.72 points
6. Neb.-Kearney – 213.00 points
7. Fort Hays State – 138.18 points
8. Emporia State – 136.26 points
9. Rogers State – 49.89 points
10. Missouri Western – 40.52 points
11. Central Oklahoma – 36.17 points