Women's 3,000: Abbey D'Agostino Completes The Distance Double Again, But Arkansas' Dominque Scott Makes Her Work For It
Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino came trough as the favorite one again as she repeated her distance double from last year, winning both the 3,000 and 5,000. She won the 3,000 on Saturday night in 9:14.47, but had to work for it as Arkansas' Dominque Scott stayed right on her until a lap to go, finishing second in 9:16.05.March 16, 2014
Men's 3,000: Edward Cheserek Is Three For Three In NCAA Championships As He Completes The Indoor 3K/5K Double
Edward Cheserek comes away with two NCAA individual titles as he blew away the 3,000m field on the last lap to win in 8:11.59. Oklahoma State's Kirubel Erassa was a respectable runner-up in 8:13.08 as Colorado freshman Ben Saarel was 3rd (8:13.45) and BYU's Jared Ward 4th (8:13.73).March 16, 2014
Canada's And Mississippi State's Brandon McBride Arrives As The 800's Newest Collegiate Star
Last year, the fastest high schooler in the history of North America flopped as a first-year collegian. Now he's an NCAA champion. Meet Brandon McBride.March 16, 2014
Laura Roesler Destroys The Field In An Instant, Captures Women's 800 Title - Can She Get Collegiate Record Outdoors?
March 16, 2014
Track And Field At Its Finest: The Greatness Of Phyllis Francis Leads Oregon To Title
There is no way it could be better than this. Final event. Oregon vs. Texas for the team title. World junior champion (Ashley Spencer) vs. new American record holder (Phyllis Francis). To the line for the title. Francis (2:04.83 as a 16-year-old) gets it for Oregon.March 16, 2014
Women's Mile: Craziness On The Last Lap As Emily Lipari Comes Through With A Huge Kick To Win
In a wide-open event, Villanova's Emily Lipari came through with a big kick to get the win over Arkansas' Stephanie Brown, Arizona State's Shelby Houlihan and Florida's Cory McGee.March 15, 2014
Anthony Rotich Outkicks Frontrunning Lawi Lalang To Win 2014 Men's Mile Title As Oregon's Mac Fleet's Big Kick Comes A Little Too Late
Anthony Rotich blasted Lawi Lalang the final straight away to get the NCAA indoor mile title.March 15, 2014
Super-Frosh: Georgia Freshman Kendell Williams Smashes NCAA And World Junior Record In Women's Pentathlon
March 15, 2014
Women's DMR: Arkansas Denies Stanford A DMR Sweep As They Win It In The Last 400
The race came down to a two-team fight between Arkansas and Stanford with Dominique Scott (Arkansas) and Justine Federonic (Stanford) duking it out on the 1,600 leg. In the end, it would be Scott who got the job done as she got her team the dominant win in 11:05.83 to Stanford's 11:08.28.March 15, 2014
Men's DMR: A Fresh Stanford Team Gets Dominant Victory As Oregon Picks Up More Valuable Team Points In Second
Stanford gets dominant victory laregely thanks to a ridiculous 400 leg from Australia's Olympic finalist Steven Solomon as Oregon gets 2nd, Indiana 3rd and Notre Dame 4th.March 15, 2014
Women's 5,000: Abbey D'Agostino Is Halfway To Repeating The Double
Abbey D'Agostino came through as the favorite as she defended her title in a tactical 16:20.39 and is halfway to repeating her 5k/3K double. Behind her, Stanford's Aisling Cuffe and Kathy Kroger went 2-3.March 15, 2014
Men's 5,000: Edward Cheserek Does It Again - Stuns Heavy Favorite - Crushes Lalang In Final 300m - Lalang's Bid For Triple Wins Over Almost Before It Started
Lawi Lalang's attempt at the 5K, mile, 3K triple is over almost before it started as Edward Cheserek got a shocking and dominant upset victory in the men's 5,000. In an honestly-paced race, Cheserek blew away Lalang in the final 300m, winning in 13:46.67 to Lalang's 13:52.83.March 15, 2014
The Week That Was: A Great Week For The Men And Women Of Oregon, Edward Cheserek, Phyllis Francis, Laura Roesler, Shalane Flanagan, And Ben True - Plus A World Record Attempt Comes Up Just Short In New Orleans
This week we introduce you to Oregon's two newest female stars, take a look back and show you how Oregon of all schools somehow went into NCAAs under-hyped on the men's side, tell super-frosh Edward Cheserek to stay in school, talk about Ben True's sweet revenge on Chris Derrick and heap praise on Shalane Flanagan. Plus a world record attempt in New Orleans that you didn't hear anything about just misses, high school nationals with big wins by Foot Locker stars Barrett and Fisher. And finally, why can't American 14:03 collegians run 2:06 like they can in Kenya?March 18, 2014
Flash 2014 NCAA Women’s Indoor Mile Interviews: Emily Lipari, Stephanie Brown, Shelby Houlian, Cory McGee, Leah O'Connor
March 16, 2014
Women's 800 Heats: Laura Roesler Remains The Heavy, Heavy Favorite Going Into The 800 Final
The women's 800 has probably one of the biggest favorites in any of the distance events in Oregon's Laura Roesler and she made it through the heats comfortably here as Andrew Keklak won the first heat and Savannah Camacho the second. Roesler is an even bigger favorite in the final as the #2-4 seeds coming into the meet went out.March 15, 2014
Men's 800 Heats: Edward Kemboi Stays The Favorite As A Couple Big Names Go Out
The men's 800 saw the only big casualties in the distance heats as one of our top picks, Penn State's Brannon Kidder, as well as the top returner from last year, Sean Obinwa (4th in 2013), didn't make the final. The favorite to win though is Edward Kemboi and he made it through just fine as he won his the first heat and Ryan Schnulle won the second.March 15, 2014
Women's Mile Heats: Leah O'Connor And Cory McGee Win Their Heats As There Is Still No Clear Favorite
No big surprises after round 1. The race was wide open coming in, but anyone who could have been considered a contender made it through. Leah O'Connor won the first heat and Florida's 2013 World Championships runner Cory McGee took the second.March 14, 2014
Men's Mile Heats: All The Favorites Are Through; The Beginning Of The End For Lawi Lalang's Historic Triple Attempt
No big surprises as all the big names were through comfortably. Oregon’s Mac Fleet and Arizona’s Lawi Lalang were 1-2 in the first heat and BU’s Rich Peters won the second.March 14, 2014
2014 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Projected Team Scores - Oregon women, Florida men favored
March 14, 2014
The Meeting Of The Minds: Top NCAA Coaches Share Their Thoughts Ahead Of The 2014 NCAA Indoor Championships
The topics for discussion at the press conference were largely distance-based as the top coaches in the NCAA talked about racing at altitude, the men's DMR, and Lawi Lalang's triple (and whether Arizona could win the meet with just two guys). We also had a one-on-one conversation with Coach Franklin on his guys in the 5,000 and got an update on Princeton alum Peter Callahan.March 14, 2014
Abbey D'Agostino Looks For History To Repeat Itself, Laura Roesler Looks For Individual Glory And A Wide Open Women's Mile
Last year, Abbey D became the first American to ever win NCAA indoor crowns in the 3,000 and 5,000 in a career, let alone the same meet. She looks to repeat that feat as Laura Roesler looks to move out of Jordan Hasay's shadow. And a wide-open women's mile is there for the taking; might a steepler like Colleen Quigley win it?
March 13, 2014
Albuquerque, NM
March 14, 2014 to March 15, 2014
*Start Lists and Accepted Entries By Time/Mark
*Schedule and TV/Streaming Info
Outside Letsrun
Q&A with NCAA 800 champ Brandon McBride who is now focused on getting Commonwealth Games 'A' standard
March 21, 2014
5 Questions With Villanova's NCAA Mile Champ Emily Lipari
March 21, 2014
American, World Junior and Collegiate Records Fall to the Newest The Bowerman Women’s Watch List
Oregon’s Phyllis Francis tops new additions to the list.March 21, 2014
Edward Cheserek, Abbey D'Agostino And Multi-Eventers Curtis Beach And Kendell Williams Win NCAA National Athlete Of The Year Awards
March 20, 2014
Oregonian: Duck men and women sweep the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships - women win thanks to incredibly 4 x 400 finish
March 16, 2014
Dezerea Bryant wins women's 200
March 15, 2014
Diondre Batson wins men's 200 for Alabama
March 15, 2014
Beamonesque: Arkansas' Jarrion Lawson has massive 1.5 foot PB - wins lj with world leading 27 feet, 6½ inches
March 15, 2014
Cheserek: "“My plan was to just relax, stay in the back behind Lawi all the time and with (300) to go I said ‘Ok I gotta go,’"
March 15, 2014
USTFCCCA NCAA Men's Preview Including Sprints / Field Events
March 14, 2014
Good Read: Lawi Lalang Looks to Make History: Lalang And Coach James Li Talk About The Historic Triple
Lalang says he really wants to do this for his team and that it's something they first thought of when he was a sophomore, but held off until this year. Coach Li said, “If there is one person who could attempt it, even think about it, it’s Lawi Lalang,”March 14, 2014
USTFCCCA NCAA Event-By-Event Stat Compilation
Detailed stats for all the meet entries including PRs and place in the meet last year.
March 14, 2014
Oregon Women Led by Laura Roesler Looking For 5th Consecutive NCAA Indoor Title
Laura Roesler: "My sophomore year was a little different. We had Brianne (Theisen), English, Jordan, Anne, Becca — people who would score just a lot of big points. Whereas this year we're going to have to nickel and dime and scrap." *Photos: Ducks Land In AlbuquerqueMarch 14, 2014
On The Boards
- Emily Lipari's ceiling
- Laura Roesler
- Ben Saarel will be one of America's best soon
- I LOVE MY DUCKS - TWO SURPRISE TITLES !!!
- Holy cow!! Freshman that set American 400 record of 50.46 and won Oregon team title today ran 2:04 800 in HS!!!!
- ERIN FINN HAS MORE BALLS THAN MOST MALE RUNNERS!!
- Penn State - OUCH
- Micheal Atchoo - A STANFORD HERO!
- cheserek's move
- Why lawai, why?
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Photos
Race Results
Analysis
- Women's 3,000: Abbey D'Agostino Completes The Distance Double Again, But Arkansas' Dominque Scott Makes Her Work For It
- Women's Mile: Craziness On The Last Lap As Emily Lipari Comes Through With A Huge Kick To Win
- Women's 800 Heats: Laura Roesler Remains The Heavy, Heavy Favorite Going Into The 800 Final
- Men's 800 Heats: Edward Kemboi Stays The Favorite As A Couple Big Names Go Out
- Men's DMR: A Fresh Stanford Team Gets Dominant Victory As Oregon Picks Up More Valuable Team Points In Second
- Women's 5,000: Abbey D'Agostino Is Halfway To Repeating The Double
- Men's 5,000: Edward Cheserek Does It Again - Stuns Heavy Favorite - Crushes Lalang In Final 300m - Lalang's Bid For Triple Wins Over Almost Before It Started
- Women's Mile Heats: Leah O'Connor And Cory McGee Win Their Heats As There Is Still No Clear Favorite
- Men's Mile Heats: All The Favorites Are Through; The Beginning Of The End For Lawi Lalang's Historic Triple Attempt
Event Recaps
- Women's 3,000: Abbey D'Agostino Completes The Distance Double Again, But Arkansas' Dominque Scott Makes Her Work For It
- Laura Roesler Destroys The Field In An Instant, Captures Women's 800 Title - Can She Get Collegiate Record Outdoors?
- Anthony Rotich Outkicks Frontrunning Lawi Lalang To Win 2014 Men's Mile Title As Oregon's Mac Fleet's Big Kick Comes A Little Too Late
- Women's Mile: Craziness On The Last Lap As Emily Lipari Comes Through With A Huge Kick To Win
- Women's 800 Heats: Laura Roesler Remains The Heavy, Heavy Favorite Going Into The 800 Final
- Men's 800 Heats: Edward Kemboi Stays The Favorite As A Couple Big Names Go Out
- Dezerea Bryant wins women's 200
- Diondre Batson wins men's 200 for Alabama
- Texas Kaitlin Petrillose sets NCAA meet record in pole vault at 15'1" (4.60m)
- Beamonesque: Arkansas' Jarrion Lawson has massive 1.5 foot PB - wins lj with world leading 27 feet, 6½ inches
Interviews
Event Previews
- USTFCCCA NCAA Men's Preview Including Sprints / Field Events
- USTFCCCA NCAA Women's Preview Including Sprints / Field Events
- USTFCCCA NCAA Event-By-Event Stat Compilation
- Oregon Women Led by Laura Roesler Looking For 5th Consecutive NCAA Indoor Title
- Abbey D'Agostino Looks For History To Repeat Itself, Laura Roesler Looks For Individual Glory And A Wide Open Women's Mile
- Lawi Lalang Looks For History And Unprecedented NCAA Triple - Can His Legendary Status Get Even Bigger?
- 2014 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship Start Lists and Accepted Entries By Time/Mark