Friday, Mar. 13 - Saturday, Mar. 14
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships | Virginia Beach, Va. | Virginia Beach Sports Center
Friday – Start Time: 10 a.m. ET
Saturday – Start Time: 10 a.m. ET
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The Northwest Missouri State track and field team will travel to Virginia Beach, Va. for the 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships, scheduled to take place from Friday, Mar. 13 to Saturday, Mar. 14. The Championships will be hosted by Norfolk State University and Visit Virginia Beach at the Virginia Beach Sports Center.
 
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships Meet Information:
The championships open Friday with the men's heptathlon at 10:00 a.m. ET. Field events begin at 2 p.m. ET, followed by track events at 2:45 p.m. ET. Saturday starts with the women's pentathlon at 10 a.m. ET, with field events at 12 p.m. ET and running events at 3:40 p.m. ET.
 
The 2026 NCAA DII indoor track and field championships will be streamed here on NCAA.com.
 
In-person spectators can purchase single day tickets for adults at $23.56 and $14.60 for students/children (3-17). Two-day passes are available for $34.34. Tickets for the championship meet can be purchased here.
 
The Bearcats will send 22 athletes to compete in the championships with 12 from the men's squad and eight from the women's team. Additionally, two more athletes will join them at the national meet.
 
(*) Prelims, (**) Finals - All listed start times are in Central Time.
 
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
Dominic Sedlacek – 60m (Season-best: 6.61, 3rd overall) 

• Friday, 2:15 PM *

Frank Sparks – 60m Hurdles (Season-best: 7.77, 2nd overall)

• Friday, 1:45 PM *

Moses Koroma – 60m Hurdles (Season-best: 7.89, 9th overall)

• Friday, 1:45 PM *

Truman Hare – 400m Season-best: 46.42, 6th overall)

• Friday, 3:20 PM *

Riley Witt – Mile (Season-best: 3:59.07, 5th overall)

• Friday, 2:50 PM *

Aziz Mohammed – Mile (Season-best: 3:59.76, 8th overall)

• Friday, 2:50 PM *

Ethan Gaschler – Shotput (Season-best: 17.80m, 14th overall)

• Saturday, 1:45 PM **

 
MEN'S RELAYS
Danny Jantzen, Christian Lanphier, Josh Fraker, Truman Hare - 4x400m (Season-best: 3:09.67, 4th overall)

• Saturday, 5:45 PM **

Riley Witt, Logan Arellano, Charlie Kinslow, Aziz Mohammed - Distance Medley (Season-best: 9:39.65, 5th overall)

• Friday, 6:05 PM **

 
WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
Krysta Abel – 60m (Season-best: 7.49, 17th overall)

• Friday, 2:30 PM *

Melanie Roland – 400m (Season-best: 54.09, 6th overall)

• Friday, 3:45 PM *

Kennedi Cline – 400m (Season-best: 54.20, 11th overall)

• Friday, 3:45 PM *

Marie Dea – 800m (Season-best: 2:09.12, 17th overall)

• Friday, 4:25 PM *

Anjelena Carder – Pentathlon (Season-best: 3756, 7th overall)

• Saturday, 9 AM **
  • Pentathlon 60m-Hurdles: 9 AM
  • Pentathlon High Jump: 9:45 AM
  • Pentathlon Shot Put: 12 PM
  • Pentathlon Long Jump: 1:30 PM
  • Pentathlon 800m: 2:30 PM

 
WOMEN'S RELAYS
Melanie Roland, Marie Dea, Jadyn Barnes, Kennedi Cline - 4x400m (Season-best: 3:38.89, 2nd overall)

• Saturday, 6 PM **

Lydia McGlocklin, Kennedi Cline, Marie Dea, Kiki Witt – Distance Medley (Season-best: 11:38.82, 11th overall)

• Friday, 6:25 PM **

 
ADDITIONAL COMPETITORS
Kendall Tietjen
Barnabe Gabillet
 
2025 NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Bearcats claimed 20 All-America honors during the 2025 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships at the Fall Creek Pavilion. The Bearcat men recorded their highest team finish at the NCAA indoor championships since 1987, placing 5th overall with 30 points. The Northwest women scored four points, tying for 36th place in the team standings. 
 
Northwest athletes earned 20 All-American honors, with 17 athletes named to First Team and three to Second Team.
 
2025 NORTHWEST ALL-AMERICANS
First Team
(Men's DMR, 2nd place) Riley Witt, Logan Arellano, Maxime Touron, Grant Bradley – 1st Team
(Men's 60M, 5th place) Dominic Sedlacek – 1st Team
(Men's Mile, 7th place) Riley Witt – 1st Team
(Men's 400M, 4th place) Truman Hare – 1st Team
(Men's 800M, 5th place) Maxime Touron – 1st Team
(Men's 3000M, 8th place) Grant Bradley – 1st Team
(Women's 4x400M, 5th place) Chloe Saenz, Jadyn Barnes, Anjelena Carder, Melanie Roland – 1st Team
(Men's 4x400M, 3rd place) Prince Griffin, Logan Arellano, Keith Griffin III, Truman Hare – 1st Team
 
Second Team
(Women's 400M, 9th place) Melanie Roland – 2nd Team
(Women's 400M, 12th place) Chloe Saenz – 2nd Team
(Women's 800M, 11th place) Lydia McGlocklin – 2nd Team
 
QUALIFYING NORTHWEST ATHLETE'S ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS
Men
Logan Arellano (4)

• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 3rd, 2025
• Indoor – Distance Medley, 2nd, 2025
• Outdoor – 4x400M Relay, 10th, 2025 
• Outdoor – 4x400 Relay, 1st, 2024 

Truman Hare (6)

• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 3rd, 2025
• Indoor – 400M Dash, 4th, 2025
• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 2nd, 2024
• Indoor – 400M Dash, 1st, 2023
• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 10th, 2023
• Outdoor – 4x400 Relay, 1st, 2024

Danny Jantzen (4)

• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 2nd, 2024 
• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 10th, 2023 
• Outdoor – 4x400 Relay, 1st, 2024 
• Outdoor – 4x400 Relay, 10th, 2023

Christian Lanphier (1)

• Outdoor – 4x400M Relay, 10th, 2025

Dominic Sedlacek (3)

• Indoor – 60M Dash, 5th, 2025
• Outdoor – 4x100 Relay, 3rd, 2024 
• Outdoor – 4x100 Relay, 8th, 2023 

Riley Witt (6)

• Indoor – Distance Medley, 2nd, 2025 
• Indoor – Mile, 7th, 2025 
• Indoor – Distance Medley, 3rd, 2024 
• Indoor – Distance Medley, 2nd, 2023 
• Outdoor – 800M, 12th, 2025 
• Outdoor – 800M, 10th, 2024 

 
Women
Jadyn Barnes (3)

• Indoor – 4x400 Relay, 5th, 2025
• Indoor – Distance Medley, 6th, 2024
• Outdoor – 4x400M Relay, 2nd, 2025

Anjelena Carder (1) 

• Indoor – 4x400 Relay, 5th, 2025

Kennedi Cline (2)

• Indoor – 400M Dash, 8th, 2023
• Indoor – 4x400M Relay, 1st, 2023

Lydia McGlocklin (3)

• Indoor – 800M Dash, 11th, 2025
• Indoor – Distance Medley, 6th, 2024
• Outdoor – 800M, 9th, 2024

Melanie Roland (3)

• Indoor – 4x400 Relay, 5th, 2025 
• Indoor – 400M Dash, 9th, 2025
• Outdoor – 4x400M Relay, 2nd, 2025

 
Northwest's NCAA Indoor Men's Team Finishes
1987 - 3rd
1989 - T16th
1990 - 14th
1991 - T18th
1992 - T14th
1995 - T25th
1997 - T19th 
1999 - T29th
2000 - T23rd
2001 - 6th
2002 - 6th
2003 - T36th
2005 - T9th
2006 - T21st
2007 - T24th
2009 - T18th
2010 - T20th
2011 - T30th
2019 - T17th
2021 - T12th
2023 - T7th
2024 - 6th
2025 - 5th

Northwest's NCAA Indoor Women's Team Finishes:
1987 - 8th
1988 - T22nd
1989 - T11th
1995 - T12th
1997 - T13th
1998 - 17th
2003 - T13th
2004 - T32nd
2005 - T39th
2009 - 49th
2010 - T35th
2012 - T38th
2014 - 50th
2021 - 40th
2022 - T25th
2023 - T10th
2024 - 7th
2025 - 36th
 
2025-26 INDOOR SEASON CHECK-IN:
Northwest has enjoyed a successful 2025–26 indoor season, with the men's squad holding steady at No. 5 nationally and the women's team rising to No. 12 in the country.
 
Both teams hold steady with their Central Region rankings, with the men at No. 2 and the women at No. 3. Both the Bearcat men (115 points) and women (106 points) claimed runner-up team finishes at the 2026 MIAA Indoor Conference Championships.
 
In the women's 4x400-meter relay, Northwest claimed the title while breaking the MIAA Championship meet record. The quartet of Melanie Roland, Marie Dea, Jadyn Barnes, and Kennedi Cline also recorded the third-fastest time in school history.
 
Cline added to her impressive day by competing in both the women's 200-meter and 400-meter dashes, earning podium finishes in each event. Roland found similar success, capturing the overall event crown in the 400-meter dash.
 
On the men's side, sophomore Frank Sparks contributed a runner-up podium finish for the Bearcats while breaking the school record in the 60-meter hurdles.
 
2025-26 Northwest Indoor Track School Records:
Kiki Witt, 9:37.39 – (W) 3,000-meter run (Rumble in the Jungle Invitational)
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)
Dominic Sedlacek, 6.61 – (M) 60-meter dash (MIAA Championships)
Truman Hare, 46.42 – (M) 400-meter dash (MIAA Championships)
Dustin Wurtz, 18.92m – (M) Weight Throw (MIAA Championships)
Frank Sparks, 7.77 – (M) 60m Hurdles (MIAA Championships)
 
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 15 - USTFCCCA DII Men's National Track & Field Rating Index (Mar. 10)
1. Pittsburg State – 253.54 points
2. Grand Valley State – 229.09 points
3. Wingate – 196.26 points
4. Adams State – 188.96 points
5. Northwest Missouri State – 117.69 points
6. Minnesota State – 109.27 points
7. West Texas A&M – 80.60 points
8. Angelo State – 70.29 points
9. Colo. School of Mines – 68.22 points
10. Harding – 67.02 points
11. CSU Pueblo – 56.96 points
12. Indianapolis – 54.89 points
13. Cedarville – 50.87 points
14. Ashland – 50.66 points
15. Saginaw Valley State – 50.65 points
 
Top 15 - USTFCCCA DII Women's National Track & Field Rating Index (Mar. 10)
1. Pittsburg State – 237.74 points
2. West Texas A&M – 198.82 points
3. Grand Valley State – 175.89 points
4. Adams State – 160.08 points
5. Colo. School of Mines – 142.93 points
6. Minnesota State – 136.43 points
7. Simon Fraser – 95.72 points
8. Ashland – 82.80 points
9. CSU Pueblo – 62.20 points
10. Missouri Southern – 61.02 points
11. Hillsdale – 60.44 points
12. Northwest Missouri State – 58.46 points
13. Central Missouri – 57.39 points
14. Findlay – 55.72 points
15. UT Tyler – 54.30 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Men's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Mar. 10)
1. Pittsburg State – 543.02 points
2. Northwest Missouri State – 343.19 points
3. Minnesota State – 290.86 points
4. Missouri Southern State – 243.53 points
5. Washburn – 178.84 points
6. Central Missouri – 177.62 points
7. Nebraska-Kearney – 176.05 points
8. Harding – 151.53 points
9. MSU Moorhead – 105.06 points
10. Emporia State – 73.40 points
 
Top 10 - USTFCCCA DII Women's Central Region Track & Field Rating Index (Mar. 10)
1. Pittsburg State – 588.51 points
2. Minnesota State – 282.67 points
3. Northwest Missouri State – 259.66 points
4. Washburn – 187.82 points
5. Missouri Southern State – 151.42 points
6. UMary – 137.69 points
7. Nebraska-Kearney – 129.69 points
8. Central Missouri – 128.56 points
9. Harding – 114.03 points
10. Oklahoma Baptist – 110.91 points