Carleton College Recreation Center
Thursday, Feb. 26 — 2:00 p.m. (pentathlon) / 2:20 p.m. (heptathlon – day 1)
Friday, Feb. 27 — 10:00 a.m. (heptathlon – day 2) / 4:00 p.m. (field events) / 4:30 p.m. (track events)
Saturday, Feb. 28 — 11:45 a.m. (field events) / 1:00 p.m. (track events)
 
MIAC Indoor Track & Field Championships home page
Includes venue information, ticket info, live streaming information, live results, meet schedule, recaps, results, photos, and more]
Schedule of Events  |  Meet Program (men's events)  |  Meet Program (women's events)  |  Parking Map
Live Video (track events)  |  Live Video (field events - multiple feeds)  |  Live Results

Tickets
All tickets will be sold and purchased online via HomeTown Ticketing. There will not be cash sales at the venue; however, spectators can purchase tickets using a mobile device at any time, including while at the venue. To purchase tickets at any time, click the MIAC's HomeTown Ticketing site.

One-Day Pass (No ticket will be required for Thursday afternoon's pentathlon and heptathlon events. However, tickets will be required for the full days of competition on Friday and Saturday)
• Adults — $13 plus HTT taxes and fees (estimated total $13.70 adult)
• Students with college ID — $4 plus HTT taxes and fees (estimated total $4.43 student)
• 5 & Under – Free
• MIAC passes get in free.
 
Meet Previews
MIAC Men's Championships Preview   |   MIAC Women's Championships Preview
Carleton Team Previews (see below)
 
Carleton Men's Outdoor Track & Field Preview
Head Coach
• Dave Ricks (23rd season)
In 2025
• 9th of 11 (46 points)
Ranking
• The USTFCCCA currently ranks Carleton at No. 20 in the North Region
 
Athletes to Watch (in alphabetical order – seeded in top 15)
James Alexander — seeded 13th in 600m
Travis Brown — seeded 6th in 5000m
Dashiell Coyier — seeded 5th in 3000m, 7th in mile
Lucas Heldman — seeded 15th in high jump
Jacob Hopkins — seeded 12th in 1000m
Soren Kaster — seeded 4th in pole vault, heptathlon qualifier
Emerson Lange — seeded 11th in mile
Roy Llewellyn — seeded 3rd in 5000m, 10th in 3000m
Indy Lyness — seeded 5th in mile, 8th in 1000m
Asher Nathan — seeded 11th in 200m
Gabe Nichols — seeded 2nd in mile, 2nd in 3000m
Jackson Reade — seeded 6th in high jump
Gus Schafer — seeded 15th in mile
Daniel Scheider — seeded 11th in 600m, 14th in 400m
Ronen Silberman — seeded 11th in 800m
Torte Torstenson — seeded 8th in 5000m, 14th in 3000m
Reed White — seeded 8th in pole vault, heptathlon qualifier
 
 
Carleton Women's Outdoor Track & Field Preview
Head Coach
• Donna Ricks (33rd season)
In 2025
• 6th of 12 teams (78.25 points)
Ranking
• The USTFCCCA currently ranks Carleton at No. 14 in the North Region
 
Athletes to Watch (in alphabetical order – seeded in top 15)
Amelia Campbell — seeded 4th in 3000m, 5th in mile
Caroline Kelleher — seeded 11th in high jump, pentathlon qualifier
Charlotte Kusch — seeded 8th in 800m, 10th in 600m
Aliya Larsen — seeded 4th in 5000m, 8th in 3000m
Shemsy Lewis-Mussa — seeded 14th in mile
Terri Mensah — seeded 14th in triple jump
Pamina Nemet — seeded 5th in 600m, 7th in 800m
Nicole Peterson — seeded 9th in 3000m
Nina Peterson — seeded 9th in 1000m, 10th in mile
Hannah Preisser — seeded 2nd in 3000m, 3rd in 5000m
Maddy Reckmeyer — seeded 13th in mile
Louise Ruzanic — seeded 12th in 3000m
Sophie Syverson — seeded 11th in pole vault
Lauren Tittel — seeded 3rd in mile, 4th in 1000m
Claire Vukovics — seeded 1st in 3000m, 2nd in mile