Evelyn Dolce closes out her freshman campaign with All-American honors in the pole vault! She ties her own freshman class record at 3.75m on her way to a 6th place finish and 3 team points. She becomes Tech's first female outdoor pole vault All-American since 2015!

Jacob Stetzel with a big PR in the 5000m at GVSU, breaking 16 for the first time in 15:55.98.

Krista Boese is just off her PR in capturing the "B" standard in the 1500m in 4:39.93.

Giulio Romano set a freshman class record in the 1500 meters at Tiffin on Saturday. His time of 3:57.15 bettered the previous mark of 4:00.03 set by Drew Mueller in 2013.

Lisa Voyles will compete in the 800m today at the prestigious Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, CA while our throwers and jumpers are headed down to Muncie on Friday to partake in the Ball State We Fly Challenge.

With her win in the 1000m, Lisa Voyles becomes one of five Warriors to have won three consecutive WHAC titles in the same individual event!

Congratulations to Victor Rodriguez, Evelyn Dolce and pole vault coach @CoachCiolek for setting a new standard at Tech!

For the 39th consecutive ranking, the Indiana Tech women’s indoor track and field team is #1 in the nation! The men jumped two more spots to #2! #TechYeah

In the shortest distance, the Warriors saw some of their biggest marks over the weekend.  Wins by Esau Haynes and Jamaya Warthen in the 60m highlighted another day of PR's and NAIA standards as the team starts gearing up for the postseason. Full Story: indianatechwarriors.com/news…

Men's DMR team of Korey Allen (1200), Collins Mokuah (400), Ngor Agwick (800), Giulio Romano (1600) goes 10:12.49 to earn the NAIA "B" standard at Ashland. It's also the all-time #5 mark in school history.

We’re heading to Ashland, Ohio to kick off the two-day Jud Logan Light Giver Open on Friday! The women’s DMR team earned an invitation to compete in the Meyo Invitational this evening at Notre Dame.

For the 38th consecutive ranking, the Indiana Tech women’s indoor track and field team is #1 in the nation! The men jumped two spots to #4. #TechYeah

The Warriors currently have 28 marks ranked in the top ten in the nation. 5 of them are #1 in the NAIA!

A quick trip to Michigan on Friday saw seven more NAIA "A" standards collected by Indiana Tech student-athletes, securing automatic bids to March's NAIA Championships.  Full Story: indianatechwarriors.com/news… Scroll to see some of the highlights!

The back-to-back national champion Indiana Tech women’s track and field has been ranked #1 in the nation to start the 2024 season. The men’s team is ranked #6.

16 National Championships and 642 All-American Honors since 2011. We are still recruiting for all events for the Class of ’24. Get in touch with us… OFFERS ARE GOING OUT NOW! Jumps/Multi: @jwmaierle Distance: @akluchki Pole Vault: @CoachCiolek All others: @coachdougedgar