UO Women win NCAA Indoor Title, Again!
The Oregon track and field women’s team won its seventh NCAA indoor title in the last eight years on Saturday, breaking the all-time meet scoring record while doing so, and four Ducks claimed individual national championships at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Gilliam Indoor Stadium. The Women of Oregon scored 84 points to shatter the 29-year-old scoring record of 71, set by Texas in 1988. Hannah Cunliffe (60 meters), Sasha Wallace (60-meter hurdles), Raevyn Rogers (800 meters) and Ariana Washington (200 meters) each hauled in individual titles to lead the Ducks to the historic win. Oregon finished 33 points ahead of second-place Georgia to run away with the title. Up Next: The Ducks will have some time off from competition before jumping into the outdoor season with the Florida Relays (March 30-April 1) and the Stanford Invitational (March 31-April 1).
UO Men’s Track
Edward Cheserek won his 17th-career national championship a day after becoming the all-time leader in NCAA history, leading the Men of Oregon to a third-place finish on Saturday at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Gilliam Indoor Stadium. The Men of Oregon finished in third in the team standings with 38 points. Host Texas A&M won the men’s team title with 46 points, edging out Florida (45.5). Up Next: The Ducks will have some time off from competition before jumping into the outdoor season with the Florida Relays (March 30-April 1) and the Stanford Invitational (March 31-April 1).
