Klein Field at Manitou — St. Olaf College
Friday, May 8 — 2:00 p.m. (field events) / 2:30 p.m. (track events)
Saturday, May 9 — 12:00 p.m. (field events) / 1:30 p.m. (track events)
 
MIAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships home page 
Includes venue information, ticket info, live streaming information, live results, meet schedule, recaps, results, and more]
Schedule of Events  |  Meet Program (men's events)  |  Meet Program (women's events)  | 
Parking
Spectator parking will be in the Lower Lincoln lot, and tentatively plan on overflow parking
in the grass at the bottom of Old Main Hill.
Campus Map 
 
Live Video (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 Women's Championships Preview  |  MIAC Men's Championships Preview 
Carleton Team Previews (see below)
 
Carleton Women's Outdoor Track & Field Preview
Head Coach
• Donna Ricks (33rd season)
In 2025
• t6th of 12 teams (52 points)
Ranking
• The USTFCCCA currently ranks Carleton at No. 12 in the North Region
 
Athletes to Watch (in alphabetical order — seeded in top 15)
Willa Bishop — seeded 13th in javelin, 14th in discus
Ava Brosam — seeded 5th in pole vault
Amelia Campbell — seeded 1st in 3000m steeplechase, 5th in 1500m
Caroline Kelleher — placed 11th in heptathlon; seeded 14th in 400m hurdles
Charlotte Kusch — seeded 5th in 800m
Aliya Larsen — seeded 5th in 5000m, 3rd in 10,000m
Terri Mensah — seeded 13th in long jump
Nicole Peterson — seeded 7th in 5000m
Nina Peterson — seeded 6th in 3000m steeplechase
Hannah Preisser — seeded 1st in 5000m, 2nd in 10,000m
Madeleine Reckmeyer — seeded 12th in 1500m
Louise Ruzanic — seeded 11th in 5000m
Ellen Stumbo — seeded 15th in 800m
Lauren Tittel — seeded 2nd in 1500m, 6th in 800m
 
Carleton Men's Outdoor Track & Field Preview
Head Coach
• Dave Ricks (23rd season)
In 2025
• 8th of 11 (38 points)
Ranking
• The USTFCCCA currently ranks Carleton at No. 19 in the North Region
 
Athletes to Watch (in alphabetical order — seeded in top 15)
Reese Anderson — placed 5th in decathlon; seeded 3rd in javelin, 7th in pole vault
Travis Brown — seeded 6th in 10,000m
Simon Chambers-Trubatch — seeded 11th in 10,000m
Dashiell Coyier — seeded 13th in 1500m
James Gates — seeded 3rd in pole vault
Lucas Heldman — seeded 11th in high jump
Andrew Jamison — seeded 12th in 10,000m
Soren Kaster — placed 3rd in decathlon; seeded 4th in pole vault
Roy Llewellyn — seeded 5th in 10,000m, 15th in 5000m
Asher Nathan — seed 6th in 200m
Gabe Nichols — seeded 4th in 1500m, 9th in 5000m
Jackson Reade — seeded 8th in high jump
Gus Schafer — seeded 9th in 3000m steeplechase
Dash Schwab — seeded 7th in javelin
Torte Torstenson — seeded 3rd in 3000m steeplechase
Reed White — seeded 14th in pole vault