The UIndy Track and Field team wrapped up their 2026 NCAA DII Championships at Emporia State with major performances, including three All-America honors and two individual titles from junior athletes. Josue Le Cadre secured his third NCAA title in the men's 800m with a facility record of 1:46.02. Alex Meyer contributed to the team's success with his title in the men’s high jump, helping the men’s squad finish ninth overall with a total of 34 points. The women’s team concluded in 26th place, highlighted by Vivian Osagie's commendable performance in the discus throw.

By the Numbers
  • UIndy men's squad finished 9th with 34 points; women's squad placed 26th with 11.2 points.
  • Josue Le Cadre recorded a facility record of 1:46.02 in the men's 800m.
  • Vivian Osagie's best discus throw was 52.12m, earning her a third-place finish.
Yes, But

While the championship performance was outstanding, the women's team faced challenges, finishing outside the top 20. Their ability to improve and score more points in future competitions will be critical to their overall success.

State of Play
  • Three UIndy athletes won All-America honors at the championships.
  • The men's team achieved their best-ever NCAA finish, enhancing their reputation in Division II athletics.
What's Next

The UIndy Track and Field program looks to build on this momentum for the next season, focusing on recruitment and training to enhance both men's and women's performances at future championships.

Bottom Line

With a historic finish in the NCAA DII Championships, UIndy has set a solid foundation for future success, but ongoing commitment to training and development will be essential to maintain and elevate their competitive edge.