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Three Penn Relays Champions highlighted the first day of the Penn Relays for Indiana Track & Field. On Thursday, Maddy Pollard (Shot Put), Daniel Michalski (Steeple), and Maggie Allen (3000m) all won their respective events.
 
Maddy Pollard participated in her first ever Penn Relays on Thursday afternoon. The Whitehouse, Ohio native picked up first place in women's shot put with a distance of 16.41m (53' 10"). Teammate, Khayla Dawson threw a distance of 16.23m (53' 2/75") to place third overall.
 
Later on, Thursday night, Daniel Michalski recorded a new PR on his way to winning the men's steeplechase with a time 8:34.26. Michalski's time was the eighth fastest collegiate time in Penn Relays history and moves him up to second on IU's all-time list. On the women's side of the steeple, Lexa Barrott also clocked a new PR of x to win her section.
 
To round out the Hoosiers on the track, Maggie Allen repeated as the 3K champion. The senior crossed the finish line in a time of 9:18.33.
 
The women's DMR squad ran the second fastest time in school history as they crossed the finish line in a time of 11:08.45. Joely Pinkston led off for the Hoosiers in the 1200m leg as she was able to put Indiana in second place going in to the 400m. Natalie Price clocked a 52.25 to keep the Hoosiers within striking distance of the leader. Mallory Mulzer picked up the third leg of the DMR as she ran a solid 800m time of 2:07.40. Rounding out the race was Katherine Receveur who ran a 4:41.50 to place Indiana fifth in the Championship of America race.
 
Maddy Pollard participated in her first ever Penn Relays on Thursday afternoon. The Whitehouse, Ohio native picked up first place in women's shot put with a distance of 16.41m (53' 10"). Teammate, Khayla Dawson threw a distance of 16.23m (53' 2/75") to place third overall.
 
In the women's long jump, Leah Moran and Jenna Jungles finished back-to-back in fifth and sixth. Moran jumped to a distance of 5.77m (18' 11.25") while Jungles secured a distance of 5.73m (18' 9.75").
 
Nycia Ford competed in the women's hammer where she notched a distance of 55.82m (183' 1").
 
The Hoosiers return tomorrow for day two of the Penn Relays. Leah Moran kicks off the action for Indiana in the women's triple jump. Start time is scheduled for 10 a.m EST.

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Weather delay earlier this morning at the Penn Relays but it didn't stop IU"s Leah Moran.

CHAMPION Leah Moran defeats the weather delay to become a @pennrelays champion in the women's triple jump with a distance of 12.83m!

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Men's High Jump | Jyles Etienne wins with a height of 2.12m!   [NOTE:  For the metrically challenged that's 6.96 feet.]

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On a rainy Friday afternoon that featured two thunderstorm delays, Indiana Track & Field was able to capture one individual title and three relay runner up to conclude day two of their stint at Penn Relays. Leah Moran won the women's triple jump while the women's 4x1500 relay, men's DMR, and men's SMR all took runner up in Championship of America races.
 
With a storm delay kicking off the field events this morning, Leah Moran was able to overcome it to become a Penn Relays Champion in the women's triple jump championship after securing a distance of 12.83m (42' 1.25").
 
In the Hoosiers first Championship of America race of the day, Katherine Receveur, Maggie Allen, Kelsey Harris, and Haley Harriscombined to ran a 17:50.70 and capture runners up honors.
 
Later on, in the evening, Ben Veatch, Jalen Royal, Daniel Kuhn, and Daniel Michalski combined to finish with a time 9:47.93, just .8 seconds behind Big Ten foe Wisconsin. In the SMR, Cooper Williams ran a 1:46.46 800m split to pull the Hoosiers within striking distance before taking runner up with a time of 3:17.75.
 
On the women's side of the SMR, Jaela ***, Natalie Price, Riley Egbula, and Kelly Mindak clocked a time of 4:04.11 in the final women's Championship of America race of the night.
 
Also, on the track, Megan Grabowski, Price, ***, and Egbula returned to the oval to compete in the 4x200 relay. The squad ran a solid time of 1:39.69.
 
Friday featured Indiana's first individual sprint event as Brathwaite picked up runners up honors in the 100m with a time of 10.39. On the women's side, Grabowski took to the track to run a time of 12.03 to place 16th overall.
 
Jyles Etienne won the men's college high jump as he saw his best mark of the outdoor season by clearing a height of 2.12m.
 
Maddy Pollard returned for her second event of the Penn Relays as she competed in the women's discus championship. She notched a distance of 49.62m (162' 9") to place seventh overall.
 
Hoosiers will have one final day at the Penn Relays on Saturday. The men's pole vault will start things off as they compete at 1 p.m. EST.

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The women's 4x800 Penn Relays wheel is coming home to INDIANA!  Joely Pinkston, Haley Harris, Mallory Mulzer, and Kelsey Harris throw down the second fastest time in school history to walk off the overall as CHAMPIONS with a time of 8:33.47!

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A relay wheel is coming home to Indiana as it was one for the ages on Saturday at Penn Relays for Indiana Track & Field. The women's 4x800 meter relay team claimed the Hoosiers first women's relay wheel in program history. It was also the first wheel won under Head Coach Ron Helmer since him coming to Indiana.
 
In the Championship of America race, Joely Pinkston, Haley Harris, Mallory Mulzer, and Kelsey Harris stringed together the second fastest time in school history with a time of 8:33.47. This was the first wheel won under Head Coach Ron Helmer since him coming to Indiana.
 
Individually, Adam Coulon continued his streak of topping the podium as cleared a height of 5.30m to win the championship of the men's pole vault.
 
On the men's side of the track, the men's 4x800 relay team of Adam Wallace, Jalen Royal, Kenneth Hagen, and Cooper Williamstook to the track and picked up second place with a time of 7:25.43.
 
In the finale for Indiana, only four seconds separated first and second as Joe Murphy, Kyle Mau, Teddy Browning, and Ben Veatch left it all out on the track but came up just .04 seconds short to take runners up in a time of 16:39.86 that was a race for the ages.
 
Individually on the track, Rikkoi Brathwaite competed in the finals of the 100m dash and picked up fifth place with a time of 10.43.
 
Eric Bethea concluded the Hoosiers stint in the field as he saw silver medal honors and jumped to a distance of 15.84m (51' 11.75").
 
Up next, Indiana will host their single meet of outdoor season. The Billy Hayes Invite is set for Friday, May 3. First event is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. EST.

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Coming on the heels of the Penn Relays, a really nice article on Dr. Greg Bell, an IU graduate and the 1956 Olympic long jump champion who also won 4 individual titles at the Penn Relays from 1956-1958  Well worth your time.

https://www.philly.com/sports/penn-relays-olympic-gold-medalist-greg-bell-indiana-jesse-owens-20190429.html?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Philly.com+Sports+Twitter+Account&utm_source=t.co&cid=Philly.com+Sports+Twitter+Account

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 Indiana Track & Field will conclude the regular season at home for their lone home meet of the outdoor season. On graduation weekend, the Hoosiers will host the Billy Hayes Invite at the Haugh Track & Field Complex on Friday, May 3 beginning at 1 p.m. EST.
 
Friday's meet will consist of 25 events— 17 track events and eight field events
 
Track Order of Events (men's & women's)—110m hurdles (prelims), 100m hurdles (prelims), 100m (prelims), 3000m, 4x100m relay, 1500m, 800m, 400m, 110m hurdles (finals), 100m hurdles (finals), 100m (finals), 800m (fast section), 400m hurdles, 200m, steeplechase, 1500m (fast section), and 4x400m relay.
 
Field Order of Events—Hammer (women's), javelin (men's), long jump (women's), pole vault (men's), high jump (women's), discus (women's) shot put (men's), triple jump (women's).
 
Admission into the Billy Hayes Invitational is free. There will be parking outside of the Haugh Track & Field Complex off of Fee Lane.

Event Schedule

Event Results

 

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Yesterday ended the regular season and next weekend the teams travel to Iowa City, Iowa to compete in the Big Ten Outdoor Championships. The meet will begin on Friday, May 10 and concludes on Sunday, May 12.

 

Indiana Track & Field competed in their lone home meet of the season on Friday afternoon. With a day full of personal bests, the Hoosiers capped off the season on a high note.
 
In the men's 800m fast section the Hoosiers swept the top four spots as Daniel Kuhn led the squad with a season best time of 1:48.16. Adam Wallace clocked a personal best in a time of 1:48.61 to place second. Jalen Royal (1:48.91) and Aaron Bennett(1:40.10) rounded out the field by placing third and fourth.
 
Indiana also swept the women's field of the 800m as Joely Pinkston crossed first in personal best time of 2:05.71. Kelly Mindakalso added a PR time of 2:06.67 to finish in second. Mallory Mulzer completed the Hoosier sweep by clocking a time of 2:07.38 to take third.
 
Kyle Mau and Teddy Browning continued the trend in the men's 1500m fast section as they both recorded personal bests. Mau finished in a time of 3:40.42 which ranks fourth in the NCAA East Region. Browning crossed in a time of 3:43.05 and ranks fifth in the East Region.
 
Megan Grabowski and Rikkoi Brathwaite both picked up first place in the 100m finals. Grabowski raced to a time of 11.89 while Brathwaite clocked a time of 10.37.
 
Hope Purcell was the lone Hoosier to see the finals of the women's 100m hurdles where she crossed in a time of 14.16 to place fourth.
 
In the 200m, Jaela *** finished runner up with a time of 24.94 in her final home meet of her career. On the men's side, Derek Grimmer picked up a time of 21.60.
 
Jeyland Valentin wrapped her home stint by competing in the 400m hurdles. The senior clocked a time of 1:02.49 to place second. Shaton Vaughn returned to the track as he picked up a time of 53.48.
 
Switching to the field, Nycia Ford, Princess Brinkley, and Alexis Hill kicked off the meet in the women's hammer. Ford placed third with a distance of 59.52m (195' 3"). Brinkley picked up a personal best distance of 58.31m (191' 4"). Hill also recorded a PR after throwing a distance of 49.72m (163' 1"). Nick Lane was the lone Hoosier on the men's side as he took second with a personal best distance of 60.21m (197' 6").
 
Maddy Pollard the Hoosiers in the discus as she placed second after notching a distance of 53.59m (175' 10"). Khayla Dawsonfinished in sixth with a distance of 49.05m (160' 11"). Rounding out the field was Alexis Hill who secured a distance of 48.40m (158' 9") to place seventh. David Schall secured third with a distance of 52.85m (173' 5").
 
Pollard and Dawson proved to be a strong duo as they went 2-3 in the shot put. Dawson was the top collegiate finisher with a distance of 16.98m (55' 8.5"). Pollard finished right behind her teammate as she saw a distance of 16.80m (55' 1.5"). Schall competed in the men's field as placed third after seeing a distance of 17.61m (57' 9.5").
 
On her birthday, Jenna Jungles won the long jump with a season best distance of 6.07m (19' 11"). Nichole Flowers competed in her first outdoor meet as she secured a distance of 5.06m (16' 7.25"). Haley Goines completed the trio with a distance of 4.96m (16' 5").
 
Leah Moran saw her season best on Friday in the triple jump as won the event with a distance of 12.93m (42' 5.25").
 
In the pole vault, the Hoosiers swept the field as Adam Coulon and Anna Watson secured first place. Coulon cleared a height of 5.50m (18' .5") to win his x event of the season. Watson saw a season best with a height of 4.15m (13' 7.25"). Also competing on the men's side was Brock Mammoser who placed third with a height of 5.10m (16' 8.75").
 
Jyles Etienne won the men's high jump by clearing a height of 2.14m (7' .25"). On the women's side, Hope Purcell cleared a height of 1.76m (5' 9.25") to further her season best.

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Men moved up to #2 in this week's Greal Lakes Region Ratings.

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Day 1 B1G Championships- 

Maggie Allen and Adam Coulon took home individual titles on Friday afternoon to lead Indiana Track & Field on day one of the Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Winning her first Big Ten title, Allen set the facility in the 10K on her way to clocking a time 33:08.59 and capturing gold. Coulon completed the sweep of the men's pole vault as he now is the indoor and outdoor champion after clearing a height of 5.41m (17' 9"). The height is also an Iowa facility record.
 
The Hoosiers had their teammate Brock Mammoser's back as he vaulted to a personal best 5.31m to captured silver behind his Indiana teammate Coulon.
 
Katherine Receveur was able to make the podium as she picked up bronze in the 10K with a college best time of 33:10.90. In a talented men's field, Ben Veatch picked up his second career runner-up honor in the 10K. The sophomore garnered a new personal best in the event with a time of 29:26.29. Bryce Millar picked up eight to podium in the event with a time of 29:52.35.
 
Teddy Browning, Kenneth Hagen, Kyle Mau, and Joe Murphy claimed finals positions in the men's 1500m. Browning had the third fastest qualifying time of 3:45.06 while teammate Hagen finished three spots behind with the sixth best time of 3:45.60. Mau (3:52.81) and Murphy (3:52.92) picked up the 18th and 19th qualifying spots to round out the field of Hoosiers.  On the women's Haley Harris led the Indiana squad as she picked up a season best time of 4:20.74 to hit the third qualifying spot. Hamilton was able to claim the third automatic qualifying spot in her heat after clocking a personal best time of 4:22.24. The final Hoosier taking a qualifying spot was Hannah Stoffel who also saw a season best with a time of 4:23.64.
 
Nycia Ford competed in the women's hammer throw where she saw a fourth place finish after throwing a distance of 62.25m. Princess Brinkley also saw competition in the hammer where she notched a distance of 56.61m (185' 8").
 
On the men's side, Nick Lane squeezed out a 59.96m (196' 9") to finish in the top-10 in his first outdoor conference meet.
 
Jeyland Valentin and Jaela *** concluded their individual collegiate careers in the 400m hurdles and 200m. Valentin competed in the 400m hurdle prelim and notched a time of 1:02.36. *** participated in the 200m prelims where she saw a time of 25.10. Teammate Megan Grabowski also competed in the 200m as she notched a time of 24.59.
 
Competing in his first outdoor championship in the cream & crimson, the redshirt freshman sprinted to a college best time of 21.02 in the prelims of the men's 200m.

 

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Day 2 B1G Championships.  In the team standings after a strong day on the women's side, the women are currently in first place with 48 points. On the men's side, they sit in second with 41 points just half a point behind Nebraska.

Indiana Track & Field added to the medal count today as Khayla Dawson and Anna Watson both secured individual Big Ten Championships on day two of the Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships. In a talented field, Khayla Dawson threw program best of distance of 17.65m (57' 11") to secure gold. Her distance was also an Iowa facility record and personal best. After the women's pole vault was moved inside, Anna Watson vaulted to her personal best height of 4.17m (13' 8.25") in the pole vault to grab her first Big Ten title.
 
Daniel Michalski, Jyles Etienne, Maddy Pollard, Hope Purcell all scored for the Hoosiers in their respective events. Michalski grabbed silver in the steeplechase with a time of 8:47.16. Jyles Etienne added to his bronze in outdoor with a matching one as he saw a personal best tying height of 2.20m (7' 2.5"). Pollard had a strong day in the shot put as she threw a 16.26m (53' 4.25") to place fifth. Rounding out the foursome was Purcell as she competed in the heptathlon and placed sixth with a personal best 4,969.
 
On the track, there was another full slate of prelims as Rikkoi Brathwaite, Natalie Price, Cooper Williams, Daniel Kuhn, Kelsey Harris, and Joely Pinkston all advanced to the final of their events.
 
Brathwaite set the tone in the 100m as he finished in second in his heat with a time of 10.58 to advance to the final.
 
Price was the first to qualify on the women's side as she too saw a strong performance in the 400m. The junior raced to a time of 54.69 which the was second fastest in her heat.
 
Williams automatically qualified for the 800m final as he ran the fastest qualifying time of 1:48.86. Kuhn will also see the finals of the 800m as he clocked a time of 1:53.11. On the women's side, Harris earned the automatic qualifying spot in her heat after clinching a time of 2:06.83. Pinkston earned a spot in tomorrow's final with a time of 2:07.95.

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Hoosiers Coming Home with Two Second Place Finishes at Outdoor Big Ten Championships

Indiana Track & Field concluded it's stint at the Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Sunday afternoon. Leah Moran, Ben Veatch, and Cooper Williams earned their first career Big Ten Championships in their respective events.
 
In the team competition, both squads were runners-up. The men scored 103 points while the scored 95 points.
 
Moran saw an outdoor best jump in the triple jump to earn gold with distance of 12.98m (46' 7"). After taking silver in the 10K, Veatch returned to the track to compete in the 5K where he was able to hold off teammate Kyle Mau for the victory in a time of 14:35.45. Cooper Williams walked away a champion in the 800m as he fended off two opponents in the last 100m to clock a time of 1:48.69.
 
Earning medal on the final day were Katherine Receveur, Mau, and Eric Bethea. Receveur competed in the 5K where she clocked a 15:58.05 to take home bronze. Mau gave it all he had in the last 100m of the men's 5K as he finished with a time of 14:35.60 which was just .15 second shy of Veatch as he took silver. The redshirt junior also placed third in men's 1500m final with a time of x Also taking silver was Eric Bethea in the triple jump as he jumped a solid 16.09m (52' 9.5).
 
15 individuals and two relay squads scored for the Hoosiers on Sunday afternoon. Joe Murphy, Teddy Browning, Kenneth Hagen, Rikkoi Brathwaite, Daniel Kuhn, Daniel Michalski, Maggie Allen, Haley Harris, Kelsey Harris, Joely Pinkston, Maddy Pollard, Khayla Dawson, Hope Purcell, and Natalie Price all picked up individual points. The men's 4x100 and 4x400 relays also contributed to the overall team score.
 
Murphy, Browning, and Hagen all competed in the final of the men's 1500m where they finished back-to-back-in fifth, sixth, and seventh, respectively. Murphy clocked a time of 3:44.96 while Teddy Browning picked up a time of 3:45.20. Hagen rounded out the field with a time of 3:45.68. On the women's side, Haley Harris placed fourth in a time of 4:21.02.
 
Brathwaite returned to the track for the finals of the 100m as he finished in sixth and clocked a time of 10.39.
 
Kuhn dug deep and found a way to out kick his opponents to pick up a podium with a time of 1:50.23 in the 800m. In the women's field, Harris (2:06.11) and Pinkston (2:07.84) placed fourth and sixth, respectively.
 
Rounding the men who scored was Michalski who ran his first 5K of the season. The graduate transfer was able to race to fifth place with a time of 14:36.57. On the women's side Allen returned to the oval after her Big Ten Championship 10K to place fourth in the 5K with a time of 15:59.02.
 
Price got the points rolling for the women as she finished in fifth in the 400m finals with a time of 54.87.
 
Turning to the field, Dawson and Pollard made it to the finals of the women's discus. Pollard saw a distance of 50.13m (164' 5") to take sixth while teammate Dawson finished right behind her in seventh with a throw of 49.54m (162' 6"). The junior's throw was also a college best.
 
After competing in the heptathlon, Purcell returned to compete in the women's high jump competition. The freshman cleared a height of 1.70m to place fifth.
 
Up next, a group of Hoosiers will travel to Jacksonville, Fla. to compete at NCAA East Regionals. Competition is slated to begin on Thursday May 23.
 

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Five Punch Tickets To Austin On Day One of NCAA East Prelims

 Indiana Track & Field saw five of its own earned their tickets to Austin, Texas on the first day of NCAA Track & Field Outdoor East Prelims. Adam Coulon, Brock Mammoser, Ben Veatch, Nycia Ford, and Maggie Allen all were tabbed for spot in the national meet.
 
Nycia Ford was the first Hoosier to make her way to the national meet as she placed 10th in the hammer throw. The senior threw a distance of 61.82m (202' 10").
 
Coulon and Mammoser will compete in Austin, Texas in the pole vault. The duo both cleared a height of 5.31m (17' 5"). The height ties a personal best for Mammoser.
 
Late Thursday night, both Veatch and Allen placed in the top-12 to earn a spot at NCAA Championships. Allen placed fifth with a time of 33:32.14 while Veatch took the seventh qualifying spot in a time of 28:57.61.
 
Rikkoi Brathwaite, Aaron Bennett, Teddy Browning, Kenneth Hagen, Joe Murphy, Jalen Royal, Adam Wallace, Cooper WilliamsHaley Harris, and Kelsey Harris all advanced to the quarterfinals in their respective events.
 
Brathwaite will return in the 100m tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. EST after clocking a time of 10.43 to grab the 23rd qualifying spot.
 
Browning, Murphy, and Hagen advanced to the quarterfinals of the 1500m after both earning automatic qualifying spots. Murphy clocked the second fastest time of 3:45.13. Browning finished right behind him with a time of 3:45.64. Hagen won his heat with a time of 3:53.40. On the women's side, Haley Harris grabbed the 20th qualifying spot in the quarterfinal with a time of 4:22.73.
 
The 800m quarterfinal races will feature five Hoosiers. In the men's field, Cooper Williams clocked a time of 1;49.57 to place first in his heat and third overall. Bennett nabbed a time of 1:50.39 in his first east prelims race to advance to the quarterfinal.  Adam Wallace will also compete tomorrow as he saw a time of 1:50.52 to move on. Grabbing the final qualifying time for Indiana was Jalen Royal who grabbed a time of 1:50.81. Kelsey Harris was the lone Hoosier to qualify on the women's side as she crossed in a time of 2:06.20.
 
Indiana will reutn tomorrow for day two of the NCAA East Prelims. Maddy Pollard is due up first for the Hoosiers in the discus at 12 p.m. EST. Brathwaite will kick it off on the track in the 100m quarterfinal beginning at 6:15 p.m. EST.
 

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Williams, Harris, and Michalski Move On to NCAA National Championships

Another three Hoosiers are moving on to the NCAA National Championships in Austin, Texas at the conclusion of day two at the NCAA East Regional. Cooper Williams, Kelsey Harris, and Daniel Michalski all finished in the top-12 in their respective events.
 
Kelsey Harris was the first to qualify for Indiana Track & Field as she earned her spot based on time. The junior will compete in her second outdoor championships in the 800m after clocking a time of 2:05.63. On the men's side, Cooper Williams will make his return to the national meet after grabbing the second fastest qualifying time with a time of 1:48.76.
 
Daniel Michalski rounds out the rio of Hoosiers moving on as he grabbed the second qualifying spot in the steeplechase on Friday night. The grad student clocked a time of 9:35.38.
 
Indiana is back in action tomorrow, Saturday, May 25 as eight Hoosiers will vie for their spot at NCAA Outdoor Championships. First up is Leah Moran in the triple jump competing at 3:00 p.m. EST.

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Nine More Hoosiers Are Headed to Austin After Final Day of NCAA East Prelims

It was a big day for Indiana Track & Field as nine more advanced to Austin, Texas for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Jyles Etienne, Eric Bethea, Teddy Browning, Kenneth Hagen, Joe Murphy, Kyle Mau, Khayla Dawson Maddy Pollard, and Leah Moran will all compete in the national meet.
 
Leah Moran was the first Hoosier to qualify as she jumped a distance of 13.04m (42" 9.5"). The junior's mark is a new program record and also a personal record. On the men's side,
 
Khayla Dawson and Maddy Pollard kept it going on the women's side as they both advanced in the shot put. Dawson threw a mark of 16.65m (54' 7.5") while Pollard notched a mark of 16.35m (53' 7.75").
 
Jyles Etienne kicked it off for the Hoosiers in the men's field as he grabbed the 10th qualifying spot in the high jump with a height of 2.19m (7' 2.25").
 
Eric Bethea will make the trip to Austin, Texas in the triple jump after hitting a mark of 15.76m (51' 8.5").
 
It was an exciting day on the oval as Indiana qualified three in the 1500m. Joe Murphy led the way by clocking a season best time of 3:44.33 while Teddy Browning finished right behind him in a time of 3:44.59. Rounding out the trio was Kenneth Hagen who notched a time of 3:49.97.
 
Kyle Mau capped off a successful day having the best qualifying time in the 5000m. The redshirt junior raced to a time of 14:00.41.
 
Up next, the Hoosiers will see action at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. The meet is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, June 5 and wrap up on Saturday, June 7.

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Nolan Landis the Ohio State Champion in shot put is Indiana bound.

The boys D1 shot put was a six-round battle and @nolatime93 of Madison emerged victorious. The senior and @IndianaXCTF signee hit his 62-11.75 winner in the 2nd flight and held on for a 3.75-inch victory.

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Stories on how our Hoosiers are doing at the NCAA outdoor T & F championships

https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2019/6/5/track-and-field-williams-michalski-survive-and-advance-on-day-one-of-ncaa-championships.aspx?path=track

https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2019/6/7/track-and-field-dawson-and-pollard-earn-all-america-accolades-on-day-two-of-ncaa-championships.aspx?path=track

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Michalski leading 3000m Steeplchase with 150m to go and trips on last water jump. Finishes 6th.

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3rd day of the NCAA championships - 

 Eric Bethea, Kyle Mau, Daniel Michalski, and Cooper Williams return home as All-Americans after the final day of men's competition at NCAA Outdoor Championships.
 
Williams was looking to add to his fifth-place finish and All-America honors in the 800m at indoor championships. The West Lafayette, Ind. native recorded a season best time of 1:46.45 to take fifth in a very competitive field.
 
Racing in his last steeplechase as a Hoosier, Michalski was leading at the bell lap but an unfortunate fall at the water pit caused him to take seventh in his final meet while wearing the cream & crimson.
 
Bethea also concluded his collegiate career on Friday night in the triple jump. The senior grabbed seventh with a personal best mark of 16.65m (54 7.5") to close out his career.
 
Mau capped off the night by becoming a first team All-American in the 5K. The Hudson, Ohio native recorded a 14:09.62 to place eighth overall.
 
Leah Moran is the loan Hoosier that will compete tomorrow to close out the 2019 NCAA Track & Field Outdoor Championships for the Hoosiers. Her triple jump stint will begin at 6:40 p.m. EST.