The 2026 NCCAA Men's and Women's Indoor Track & Field National Championships will be hosted by Cedarville University in Cedarville, OH. The first event is set to start on Friday, February 13 at 3:00pm ET, with the final event slated to start on Saturday, February 14 at 4:10pm ET. 

How to Follow
Live Results: FinishTiming
Live Video (PPV): NCCAA Network
(Purchasing a day pass gives you access to all four cameras for that specific day. No commentary is available on these broadcasts.)
Twitter/X: @TheNCCAA  |  @NCCAAChamps
Instagram: @TheNCCAA
Flickr: Photos from the event will be posted here
General Info: Championship Page

*Fees apply ($12.95/day, $24.95/two-day pass, or $99.95 all sports access pass for 2025-26)

ABOUT THE NCCAA NETWORK
The NCCAA Network serves as the home to 16 National Championship and Invitational events with nearly 200 different multi-camera broadcasts scheduled in 2025-26. The network is the primary location where fans can go to live stream or watch on demand their favorite NCCAA programs, as they compete to be crowned a National Champion. Events are available online, through the NCCAA Network mobile app, and on TV apps such as Amazon Fire RV, Android TV, Apple TV and Roku. 

Fans can purchase a 12-month all-access pass from the time of purchase for $99.95 or view the 2025-26 NCCAA Network Schedule for specific tournament pass pricing. The NCCAA Network also can direct fans to other NCCAA institutions broadcast networks partnered with Hudl for regular season and regional tournament action. 
 
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THE HISTORY
The NCCAA has held an indoor track & field national championship since 2002, with an invitational from 1999-2001. Bethel University, Cedarville University and Greenville University lead the NCCAA with the most men's indoor track & field national championships with four each, as the Yellow Jackets won their first NCCAA Men's Indoor Track & Field National Championship since 2022 last year. Greenville also won a pair of men's indoor track & field invitationals in 2000 and 2001, and the Panthers won four straight national championships on the men's side from 2002-2006. Bethel last won the men's indoor track & field title in 2019.

On the women's side, Cedarville has dominated the track, having won 12 NCCAA Women's Indoor Track & Field National Championships overall and have won seven in a row since 2018 (the NCCAA did not hold an Indoor Track & Field National Championship in 2020 due to COVID). The Yellow Jackets also won four women's titles in a row from 2006-2009. Bethel ranks second with three women's national championships, their last coming in 2015, while Malone University has won just won women's national championship in 2002, but won a pair of Invitational titles in 1999 and 2001. 

LAST YEAR
Cedarville claimed both the NCCAA men's and women's indoor track and field national championships on their home course. The Yellow Jackets recorded 177 team points, highlighted by strong day two performances in the 60-meter hurdles, 800-meter, mile, and 3,000-meter. Campbellsville University finished second with 134 points, and Malone University earned third with 105 points. Lamarr Williams of Bethel University earned the 2025 Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Meet, winning gold in the 60-meter and 200-meter runs for the Pilots. Camron Hamby from Campbellsville University earned the Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Meet, finishing second in the long jump and first in the triple jump.

On the women's side, Cedarville rolled to their seventh straight national championship, scoring a whopping 179.33 points. Bethel University finished second with 88.33 points, while Greenville University finished third with 85 points.
 
Summer Swartwout of Cedarville earned the 2025 Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, winning gold in the 60-meter and 200-meter runs and as a member of the Cedarville 4x200 meter relay team. Talahiva Talanoa of Greenville University earned 2025 Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Year, winning the championship in the weight throw and finishing second in the shot put. 

PARTICIPATING TEAMS
Twenty one different schools will compete at the 2026 NCCAA Indoor Track & Field National Championships. A full list of schools can be found on the Championship Page.

LODGING
Click here to see lodging options.

FACILITY LOCATION
The Doden Field House is located on the campus of Cedarville University at 251 North Main Street, Cedarville, OH 45314.

CAMPUS MAP
Click here to view a campus map of Cedarville University.
 

TICKETS
Admission	Day Pass
General Spectator	$10
Students (Kindergarten to College)	$5
Senior Citizens	$5
Pre-Kindergarten	FREE

SPECTATOR CODE OF CONDUCT
The NCCAA is committed to the true spirit of competition and upholding the four core values of the Game Plan 4 LIFE: Love, Integrity, Faith, and Excellence. We ask that spectator join us in exhibiting these Christ-like characteristics and help create a positive environment. Profanity, derogatory comments and slurs, or other intimidating actions directed at student-athletes, officials, team representatives, or other fans will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal.

CONCESSIONS
Concessions will be available on site. Only water can be taken into the field house. Food is allowed in the main bleacher area of the field house and other designated areas outside the field house.

CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR
Fine Designs, the Official NCCAA Championship Apparel Provider, will be on site. Custom apparel may also be purchased at championshipgear.com.

MEN'S TOP TIMES AND MARKS

60 METER HURDLES
Schavon Carr - Campbellsville - 7.99
Otani Epke - Malone - 8.26
Evan Meisberger - Cedarville - 8.46

60 METER DASH
Lamarr Williams - Bethel - 6.78
Malachi Weatherly - Southwestern Christian - 6.83
Tanner Muhlenkamp - Cedarvlle - 6.86

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
Malone - 10:23.65
Greenville - 10:45.15
Oakland City - 10:55.42

5000 METER
David Helms - Lancaster Bible College - 15:10.80
Yahya Jawadi - Malone - 15:18.43
Jaden Rodriguez - Mid-America Christian - 15:21.03

4X200 RELAY
Judson - 1:32.02
Greenville - 1:33.15
Oakland City - 1:33.15

4x800 RELAY
Greenville - 8:18.01
Crown - 8:32.87

MILE
Hayden Schmidt - Malone - 4:15.88
Xander Heil - Malone - 4:17.09
Trevor Billingsley - Cedarville - 4:21.57

400 METER DASH
Case Drum - Wayland Baptist - 49.94
Kerry Robinson - Southwestern Christian - 50.12
Matthias Brice - Campbellsville - 50.40

800 METER RUN
Tyler Twining - Malone - 1:56.56
Brylan Holland - Malone - 1:57.65
Eric Dehmer - Malone - 1:58.34

200 METER DASH
James Gill - Bethel - 21.94
Lamarr Williams - Bethel - 22.03
MalachI Weatherly - Southwestern Christian - 22.11

3000 METER
Xander Heil - Malone - 8:31.18
Yahya Jawadi - Malone - 8:43.97
Hayden Schmidt - Malone - 8:44.52

4x400 RELAY
Cedarville - 3:20.45
Bethel - 3:23.32
Wayland Baptist - 3:23.48

HIGH JUMP
Dallas Turner - Columbia International - 1.95 Meters
Lamine Diop - Carolina - 1.90 Meters
Carter Pierce - Cedarville - 1.90 Meters

POLE VAULT
Joey Rutten - Bethel - 4.51 Meters
Ivan Emde - Trinity Christian - 4.10 Meters
Hunter McCaskill - Columbia International - 4.05 Meters

SHOT PUT
Cameron Montgomery - Columbia International - 16.13 Meters
Gavin Tribelo - Malone - 15.84 Meters
Ishmeal Ealoms - Nelson - 14.75 Meters

LONG JUMP
JaQuez Campbell - Campbellsville - 7.34 Meters
Kerry Robinson - Southwestern Christian - 7.26 Meters
Nathan Raab - Cedarville - 6.94 Meters

WEIGHT THROW
Ishmeal Ealoms - Nelson - 16.52 Meters
Cameron Montgomery - Columbia International - 15.82 Meters
Josh Handschu - Bethel - 15.66 Meters

TRIPLE JUMP
Brandon Clark - Nelson - 15.05 Meters
David Young - Campbellsville - 14.53 Meters
Keenan Powell - Greenville - 14.49 Meters


WOMEN'S TOP TIMES AND MARKS

60 METER HURDLES
Makiyah Allen - Campbellsville - 8.89
Camille Ring - Crown - 9.37
Madison Kacevicius - Greenville - 9.45

60 METER DASH
Nicanta Smith - Bethel - 7.85
Faith Yancey - Ohio Christian - 7.88
Allea Graves - Malone - 7.88

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
Greenville - 13:28.30
Oakland City - 14:53.42
Asbury - 14:53.47

5000 METER
Helen Rhymer - Cedarville - 18:25.22
Ella Reaves - Cedarville - 18:34.15
Anna Enderle - Bethel - 18:39.34

4X200 RELAY
Greenville - 1:48.63
Oakland City - 1:50.56
Crown - 1:52.49

4x800 RELAY
Crown - 9:44.48
Greenville - 10:30.88

MILE
Audrianna Enns - Cedarville - 5:03.75
Ruby Gross - Cedarville - 5:14.44
Abby Kaiser - Cedarville - 5:15.22

400 METER DASH
Allea Graves - Malone - 57.89
Ari Tompkins - Cedarville - 59.35
Jessica Ferguson - Cedarville - 59.76

800 METER RUN
Sydney Diedrich - Cedarville - 2:18.54
Audrianna Enns - Cedarville - 2:19.45
Ruth Brueckner - Crown - 2:21.31

200 METER DASH
Allea Graves - Malone - 25.47
Mallory Gasper - Cedarville - 26.21
Hannah Hardaway - Cedarville - 26.51
Makiyah Allen - Campbellsville - 26.51

3000 METER
Caroline Hamilton - Cedarville - 10:12.46
Kristin Yeager - Malone - 10:30.79
Jane Manthei - Cedarville - 10:33.24

4x400 RELAY
Cedarville - 4:02.95
Greenville - 4:12.52
Wayland Baptist - 3:23.48

HIGH JUMP
Elly Bruner - Lancaster Bible - 1.60 Meters
Arile Manns - Bethel - 1.56 Meters
Mikayla Riccio - Asbury - 1.55 Meters

POLE VAULT
Gabrielle Zeilenga - Bethel - 3.80 Meters
Sophia Sumer - Bethel - 3.80 Meters
Katie Farrow - Greenville - 3.35 Meters

SHOT PUT
Mia Gray - Wayland Baptist - 13.09 Meters
Alecia Parker - Bethel - 12.94 Meters
Isabelle Perry - Malone - 11.94 Meters

LONG JUMP
Gabrielle Zeilenga - Bethel - 5.66 Meters
Angela Williams - Cedarville - 5.51 Meters
Elly Bruner - Lancaster Bible - 5.39 Meters

WEIGHT THROW
Kayla Barr - Campbellsville - 14.00 Meters
Arielle Lawrence - Greenville - 13.26 Meters
Alecia Parker - Bethel - 13.15 Meters

TRIPLE JUMP
Jada Richards - Greenville - 11.44 Meters
Aayla Marie-Adams - Judson - 11.42 Meters
Dasia Garland - Campbellsville - 11.13 Meters

HEPTAHLON PARTICIPANTS
Benjamin Cornish - Lancaster Bible
Jack Jewett - Bethel
Christopher Korthuis - Bethel
Hunter McCaskill- Columbia International
Micah Richardson - Lancaster Bible
Josiah Wentrcek - Nelson
Hudson Woods - Nelson

PENTATHLON PARTICPANTS
Brooke Edison - Bethel
Lauren Edison - Bethel
Skylar Morris - Nelson
Michaela Oglesby - Columbia International

About the NCCAA
Established in 1968, the National Christian College Athletic Association uses intercollegiate athletics to further the Great Commission and is committed to equipping student-athletes and coaches to make a positive impact for Christ. The NCCAA currently holds 23 national championship events, along with one national invitational for 88 member schools across 28 states and two Canadian provinces. For more information on the NCCAA, visit our website, thenccaa.org, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram at @thenccaa.