Minnesota State's men's and women's track and field teams secured their NSIC Outdoor Championships this weekend in Duluth. The men dominated with 235 points, outpacing Northern State (101.5) and UMary (101). On the women’s side, they earned 167 points, narrowly defeating UMary (161) and Winona State (107). This marks the 14th consecutive championship for the men and the fifth for the women. Selection for the upcoming NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be announced Tuesday.

By the Numbers
  • Men's team scored 235 points, while the women scored 167 points.
  • Miranda Lauvstad was the high point performer for women with 26 points.
State of Play
  • The men's team showcased their strength by winning multiple events, including 5 out of the top 6 in the 110m hurdles.
  • Women's standout performances included Elvira Colvin's pole vault win (3.86m) and the 4x100m relay team's victory (45.99).
What's Next

The NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships are set for May 21-23 in Emporia, Kansas, with anticipated selections being announced shortly. Top performers from this weekend’s event are expected to compete at the national level.

Bottom Line

Both teams demonstrated exceptional performance, solidifying their dominance within the NSIC and positioning themselves favorably for the NCAA Championships. Continued focus on training and performance excellence will be crucial as they head into the upcoming national competition.