DIVISION I MEN’S INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2015 Championship 2 History 5 All-Time Results 22 2015 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Oregon wins second consecutive national title: Behind a 1-2-3 finish in the 3,000 meters, the Oregon men’s track and field team brought home its second straight NCAA Indoor team title Saturday with 74 points at the Randal Tyson Track Center. Eric Jenkins followed his win in the 5,000 meters Friday by capturing the 3,000 on Saturday in 7:58.81. Jenkins won with a kick in the homestretch that pushed him past teammate Edward Cheserek, who won the mile earlier in the day. Will Geoghegan was third, giving Oregon 24 team points in the event, after the Ducks entered the event needing 11 to clinch the title over Florida. “You can’t say enough about those guys,” UO coach Robert Johnson said. “To be able to finish it off the way they did in the 3k is absolutely outstanding.” The Oregon women saw their streak of team titles end at five, despite exceeding last year’s winning total with 46.5 points to trail only host Arkansas. Jenna Prandini followed her long jump title Friday by finishing second in the 200 meters and fourth in the 60 on Saturday; her 23 points made her the high-point scorer in the meet, while Cheserek led male competitors with 20.5, just ahead of Jenkins’ 20. “I think we showed we’re scrappy and we can fight,” Prandini said. “We’re not going to roll over and die when we face competition. I think we did really well at this meet, and we’re going to get better as time goes on.” The Men of Oregon led the team race entering Saturday, on the strength of Jenkins’ victory in the 5,000 and another in the distance medley relay during Friday’s opening session. The Ducks had entrants in only two events Saturday, but it was an historic group — five in the 3,000 meters, matching the meet record, and three more in the mile. After anchoring the winning DMR a day earlier, Cheserek ran another scalding mile Saturday, winning in 3:57.94. Johnny Gregorek was fourth in 4:04.30, andDaniel Winn was sixth in 4:04.44. About two hours later, Cheserek was leading the 3,000 until the homestretch, when he appeared to ease up a bit and Jenkins passed him for the win. “This guy’s had a hell of a day, let alone weekend,” Jenkins said while standing next to Cheserek after the meet. “That mile was something special, something pretty crazy. I knew I had to help the team out.” The trio of Jenkins, Cheserek and Geoghegan became the fourth set of male teammates in the history of the NCAA Indoor meet to sweep the top three spots. Senior Parker Stinson, in his final race for Oregon, finished just off the podium in ninth. 2015 TEAM RESULTS Place School Pts. Place School Pts. Montana St. 8 Indiana St. 4 Place School Pts. Monmouth 8 Northern Ariz. 4 1. Oregon 74 Eastern Mich. 8 51. South Fla. 3 2. Florida 50 Virginia 8 North Carolina 3 3. Arkansas 39 28. Virginia Tech 7 Cincinnati 3 4. Texas A&M 33 Ole Miss 7 Kent St. 3 5. Texas Tech 31 Colorado 7 Iowa 3 6. Texas 25 31. New Mexico 6 56. Southern Ill. 2½ 7. LSU 19 Arizona St. 6 57. Duke 2 TCU 19 Hampton 6 Syracuse 2 9. Southern California 16 Louisville 6 DePaul 2 Iowa St. 16 UTEP 6 Michigan St. 2 Akron 16 Purdue 6 61. East Carolina 1½ 12. Penn St. 15 Marquette 6 62. South Dakota 1 13. Oklahoma St. 14 38. Washington 5 Indiana 1 Nebraska 14 Mississippi St. 5 Kansas 1 15. Buffalo 12 BYU 5 Michigan 1 Georgia 12 Kennesaw St. 5 UCLA 1 17. Tennessee 11 Florida St. 5 Rice 1 18. Minnesota 10 Alabama 5 N.C. A&T 1 Tulsa 10 Clemson 5 Baylor 10 Kentucky 5 Wisconsin 10 46. Auburn 4 22. Georgetown 9 Missouri 4 23. Illinois 8 Villanova 4 2015 Championship 2 2015 INDIVIDUAL 5,000-METER RUN POLE VAULT 1. Eric Jenkins, Oregon, 13:48.36 1. Shawn Barber, Akron, 5.91 (19-4¾) RESULTS 2. Kemoy Campbell, Arkansas, 13:49.55 2. Jake Blankenship, Tennessee, 5.80 (19-0¼) 3. Parker Stinson, Oregon, 13:52.79 3. Andrew Irwin, Arkansas, 5.50 (18-0½) 4. Jason Witt, BYU, 13:53.64 4. Jax Thoirs, Washington, 5.50 (18-0½) 60-METER DASH 5. Marc Scott, Tulsa, 13:54.25 5. Chase Wolfle, Texas A&M, 5.50 (18-0½) 1. Ronnie Baker, TCU, 6.52 6. Pierce Murphy, Colorado, 13:54.36 6. Adrian Valles, Cincinnati, 5.45 (17-10½) 2. John Teeters, Oklahoma St., 6.54 7. Will Geoghegan, Oregon, 13:56.11 7. Michael Woepse, UCLA, 5.40 (17-8½) 3. Jalen Miller, Ole Miss, 6.57 8. Thomas Curtin, Virginia Tech, 13:57.87 8. Chris Pillow, Rice, 5.40 (17-8½) 4. Senoj-Jay Givans, Texas, 6.58 9. Mark Parrish, Florida, 14:01.21 9. Casey Bowen, Kansas, 5.40 (17-8½) 5. Markesh Woodson, Missouri, 6.62 10. Ammar Moussa, Colorado, 14:01.22 10. Justin Estala, Oral Roberts, 5.20 (17-0¾) 6. Christian Coleman, Tennessee, 6.62 11. Craig Lutz, Texas, 14:12.88 11. Dylan Bell, Air Force, 5.20 (17-0¾) 7. Tevin Hester, Clemson, 6.63 12. Aaron Nelson, Washington, 14:13.90 12. Steven Cahoy, Nebraska, 5.20 (17-0¾) 8. Desmond Lawrence, N.C. A&T, 6.65 13. Shaun Thompson, Duke, 14:16.23 Did not place: Reese Watson, Texas, NH; Lev 14. Morgan Pearson, Colorado, 14:16.63 Marcus, Washington, NH; Chis Uhle, Virginia 200-METER DASH 15. Brandon Lord, Georgia, 14:16.73 Tech, NH; Joey Uhle, Air Force, NH 1. Trayvon Bromell, Baylor, 20.19 16. Kevin Lewis, Iowa, 14:22.92 2. Andre De Grasse, Southern California, 20.26 LONG JUMP 3. Bryce Robinson, Tulsa, 20.75 60-METER HIGH HURDLES 1. Marquis Dendy, Florida, 8.28 (27-2) 4. Aaron Ernest, LSU, 20.76 1. Omar McLeod, Arkansas, 7.45 2. Jarrion Lawson, Arkansas, 8.27 (27-1¾) 5. Dedric Dukes, Florida, 20.85 2. Chris Caldwell, Texas Tech, 7.69 3. KeAndre Bates, Florida, 8.02 (26-3¾) 6. Tevin Hester, Clemson, 20.86 3. Trey Holloway, Hampton, 7.72 4. Jalen Ramsey, Florida St., 7.97 (26-1¾) 7. Shavez Hart, Texas A&M, 20.89 4. William Taylor, Arizona St., 7.75 5. Cameron Echols-Luper, TCU, 7.91 (25-11½) 8. Sam Watts, TCU, 21.01 5. Adarius Washington, Indiana St., 7.78 6. Allan Hamilton, New Mexico, 7.74 (25-4¾) 6. Aaron Mallett, Iowa, 7.79 7. Cameron Hudson, Alabama, 7.61 (24-11¾) 400-METER DASH 7. Oladapo Akinmoladun, Nebraska, 7.80 8. Bryan McBride, Arizona St., 7.59 (24-11) 1. Vernon, Norwood, LSU, 45.31 8. Teivaskie Lwein, South Dakota, 7.81 9. Roelf Pienaar, Arkansas St., 7.57 (24-10) 2. Bralon Taplin, Texas A&M, 45.55 10. Jordan Latimer, Akron, 7.56 (24-9¾) 3. Najee Glass, Florida, 45.77 1,600-METER RELAY 11. Keniel Grant, Texas Tech, 7.44 (24-5) 4. Deon Lendore, Texas A&M, 45.81 1. Texas A&M (Gregory Coleman, Bralon Taplin, 12. Trey McRae, Charlotte, 7.40 (24-3½) 5. Quincy Downing, LSU, 46.13 Shavez Hart, Deon Lendore), 3:02.86 13. Ben Pressley, Rice, 7.29 (23-11) 6. Zack Bilderback, Texas, 46.49 2. Nebraska, 3:04.83 14. Jonathan Addison, North Carolina St., 7.25 7. DJ Zahn, Illinois, 46.69 3. Texas, 3:06.56 (23-9½) 8. Arman Hall, Florida, DNF 4. Illinois, 3:06.58 15. Aaron George, Texas St., 7.19 (23-7¼) 5. TCU, 3:07.03 Did not place: Basil Fares, Texas, Foul 800-METER RUN 6. North Carolina, 3:07.05 TRIPLE JUMP 1. Edward Kemboi, Iowa St., 1:46.05 7. Texas Tech, 3:07.52 2. Dylan Capwell, Monmouth, 1:46.70 8. Arkansas, 3:08.04 1. Marquis Dendy, Florida, 17.37 (57-0) 3. Clayton Murphy, Akron, 1:47.06 9. Ohio St., 3:08.50 2. Donald Scott, Eastern Mich., 16.84 (55-3) 4. Brandon McBride, Mississippi St., 1:47.16 10. Alabama, 3:08.75 3. Ben Williams, Louisville, 16.53 (54-2¾) 5. Ryan Manahan, Georgetown, 1:47.56 Did not place: Florida, DNF; LSU, DQ 4. Manuel Ziegler, Virginia Tech, 16.53 (54-2¾) 6. Alex Amankwah, Alabama, 1:48.03 5. Latario Collie, Texas A&M, 16.46 (54-0) 7. Ryan Schnulle, Florida, 1:50.93 DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 6. Matthew Oneal, South Fla., 16.44 (53-11¼) 8. Tre’tez Kinnaird, Indiana, 1:51.98 1. Oregon (Colby Alexander, Marcus Chambers, 7. KeAndre Bates, Florida, 16.42 (53-10½) Niki Franzmair, Edward Cheserek), 9:30.53 8. Phillip Young, Ole Miss, 16.27, (53-4½) ILE UN 2. Penn St. 9:32.21 9. Jeremiah Green, Alabama, 15.90 (52-2) M R 10. Clive Pullen, Arkansas, 15.76 (51-8½) 1. Edward Cheserek, Oregon, 3:57.94 3. Iowa St., 9:32.48 4. Georgetown, 9:32.51 11. Shai Carpenter, Clemson, 15.71 (51-6½) 2. Cristian Soratos, Montana St., 3:59.86 12. Darian Brooks, Stanford, 15.68 (51-5½) 3. Anthony Rotich, UTEP, 4:01.78 5.