The Carleton College men’s indoor track and field team hoped to improve upon its standing on the final day at the MIAC championships. Though advancement in the rankings proved elusive, the day was highlighted by Jonah Barry’s runner-up result in the 3000-meter run and a trio of All-MIAC Honorable Mention performances.

On the final day of competition at the MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships, the Carleton College women’s team solidified its hold on third place in the team standings. Ellie Wilson picked up the Knights’ lone event victory of the day, prevailing in the 600-meter dash. Kao Sutton kept Carleton’s streak of school-record breaking performances alive as she eclipsed the program standard while placing second in the shot put.

After Friday’s action at the MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships, the Carleton College men’s team stands in seventh place. Long-distance runners starred for the Knights with All-MIAC performances by sophomores Hart Hornor and Jonah Barry.

Maintaining the momentum from Amelia Campbell’s record-setting performance on Thursday, the Carleton College women’s indoor track and field team registered five more All-MIAC performances plus a trio of all-conference honorable mention results during Friday’s action. Heading into the final day of competition, the Knights sit third in the team standings with 69.0 points, trailing only defending champion St. Thomas (98.0 points) and Saint Benedict (74.0).

The epitome of NCAA Division III athletics is the commitment to fostering well-rounded growth and development through a combined educational and athletic experience. At the Division III level, student-athletes are committed to their sport, but they pride themselves on their wide-ranging talents in addition to their commitment to the pursuit of their degree. Many also immerse themselves in on-campus clubs and activities, and involvement in the community. When it comes to track and field, Carleton's Amelia Campbell is the embodiment of that well-rounded Division III philosophy.

Carleton College sophomore Amelia Campbell smashed the NCAA Division III all-time record in winning the pentathlon at the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Indoor Track and Field Championships. Campbell broke three school records and established five personal bests in winning all five events en route to totaling 3,914 points.