The MIAC Indoor Track & Field Championships will be held March 5-7 at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn.Full event information and team previews can be found by clicking the link above.

Carleton College sophomore Zoe Peterson is hitting her stride in the jumping events at the perfect time. Peterson took home a pair of first-place finishes in the long and triple jump on Friday night at the Ole Open Qualifier, setting one new school record in the process in her final tune-up before the conference championships. For her performance, Peterson was honored on Wednesday with the season's final MIAC Women's Indoor Field Athlete-of-the-Week award.

Carleton College senior Colby Seyferth has had an incredible indoor track and field season, and his success continued in a big way during his final outing to prepare for the 2015 MIAC Championships. Seyferth starred at Friday's Ole Open Qualifierwith wins in both the 200- and 400-meter dashes and the MIAC's top time this season for both events. For his performance, Seyferth was honored Wednesday with his third MIAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete-of-the-Week award of 2015.

The Carleton College Women’s Tennis team is no stranger to the national spotlight, earning national rankings in each of the last five years. There is no difference in that this year with the Knights ranked No. 26 in the nation by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). 

Just three games into the season, Carleton College infielder Cassie Clarke put up one of the best single-game stat lines the MIAC may see throughout the entire 2015 softball campaign. The sophomore had two home runs and seven RBI in one game to highlight a tremendous week that included a .538 batting average (7-for-13) and a 1.154 slugging percentage after hitting safely in three of her first four outings. For her performance, Clarke was honored Monday with the first MIAC Softball Player-of-the-Week honor of the 2015 season.

The Carleton College men’s tennis team just keeps on winning. The Knights overcame an early doubles deficit to post the 5-4 triumph over University of St. Thomas. The Tommies earned their four points atop the lineup—with wins at the first two spots in both the doubles and singles flights—but the Knights’ depth was the difference on this evening. Senior Mauricio Gonzalez notched crucial wins in both singles and doubles action.