A HISTORIC RUN FOR BULL Sophie Bull of Calvin makes her move with 800m to go and wins her first national title, and the first women’s steeplechase national title for Calvin. Her 13-second personal best of 10:11.73 is the 4th fastest time in D3 history.

SULLIVAN PULLS IT OFF! UWL’s Joey Sullivan takes down a loaded men’s steeple field, including teammate Adam Loenser, who went stride for stride with him until the final barrier. Sullivan closed hard and came away with his first national title 🏆

“It was torture!” But it was worth it for Charlie Nolan, who won his first national title in the Decathlon! He led all ten events, leaving no question that he would be the 2025 champ. Hear him talk about what it was like to finally win it all.

The national record holder gets her crown 👑 Emory’s Nikki Boon led for 6 events out of 7 in the women’s heptathlon, winning the title by 447 points. Boon swept the multi crowns this year, winning the indoor pentathlon and now the outdoor heptathlon. Take a bow, Nikki Boon!

Threepeat for Bliey! @MITTFXC's Jackson Bliey comes just shy of clearing 2.17m, but it’s still enough to cinch this third high jump national title, thanks to clean clearances through 2.11 meters.

Back where it all started ✨ In the event in which she won her very first All-American honor, @MITTFXC's Alexis Boykin is now the D3 National Record holder. Boykin’s 16.80 meters passes the legendary Robyn Jarocki on the all-time list to set a new shot put D3 record.

ALLIE WILDSMITH! The indoor champ is back, capturing the outdoor title with an amazing clearance of 1.80 meters, the No. 4 highest clearance in D3 history.

Adam Strouf on top!!! The indoor champ adds an outdoor title to his resume, throwing a new PR of 18.50 meters on his first throw in the prelims and retaining the lead until the end. He leads @uwectrack to a 1-3-7 punch, racking up 18 points for UWEC.

All smiles for Penelope Greene, your 2025 Women's 10k D3 National Champion! Greene took the field out hot in a 74-second first lap, and did not look back. She led all 25 laps and crossed the finish line in the 8th fastest women's 10k time in D3 history, just 4 seconds from a pb

North Central Cardinals 🤝 Distance running Braden Nicholson wins North Central their 11th men's 10k national title with a huge 2:16 closing 800. This comes after Nicholson took the 3k title indoors, adding to the long legacy of candy-striped North Central greats.

The long jump queen! Loras's Emma Seipel is a two-time long jump national champion, but she's never won an outdoor title until today. She opened up the competition with a No. 6 all-time leap of 6.15 meters and could not be caught.

ALL YOU NEED IS A CHANCE! Scott Sloan of Wheaton came into the national meet seeded fifth, but was the last one into the final. He stayed in ninth until the last throw, when he PRed by a meter and a half to jump the entire field and win his first national title as a freshman.