And that’s a wrap for the
2021 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships in Birmingham, Alabama! Champions were crowned in a thrilling finale to the indoor season.
Eagles Win Back-To-Back National Championships
Ashland came prepared a year ago to defend its national title; however, they had to wait one more year to do so.
Fast forward a year, and the Eagles got it done.
Ashland claimed its second straight indoor national championship with 70 points to beat GLIAC-rival
Grand Valley State (53). A successful title defense gives the Eagles their second indoor title in program history, and their third straight championship as Jud Logan’s team also won the outdoor title in 2019.
Minnesota State, No. 4
Lee (Tenn.). This is the highest ranking in program history for the Flames.
The Lakers have a total of 22 top-10 nationally ranked marks, including a plethora of top-performers across the board:
Nicole Sreenan is No. 1 in the 60 (7.51), 200 (24.01) and 400 (53.47);
Allie Ludge is No. 1 in the 3000 (9:28.96) and No. 2 in the mile (4:50.23);
Judith Essemiah is No. 1 in the weight throw (19.15m/62-10);
Taryn Chapko is No. 2 in the 800 (2:13.64);
Klaudia O’Malley is No. 2 in the 3000;
Emma Richards is No. 3 in the shot put (14.79m/48-6 ¼);
Angelica Floyd is No. 4 in the 60 (7.59);
Hannah Roeske is No. 4 in the mile;
Franesha Robinson-Mitchell is No. 5 in the weight throw (18.49m/60-8).