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 </a>EUGENE, Ore. – After a strong second day from the Oregon men, the Ducks currently sit in first place with 65 points, followed closely by Nebraska (38 points) and Minnesota (39 points).  The Illinois women claimed a second day lead with 41 points, with Minnesota (38 points) in second and Nebraska (28 points) in third.  Five individual champions were crowned on the men’s side in the long jump, decathlon, high jump, shot put and the 3,000m steeplechase-- while four individual champions were crowned on the women’s side in heptathlon, discus throw, long jump and the 3,000m steeplechase.  Minnesota’s Charles Godfred claimed the men’s long jump title after he beat Ohio State’s DJ Fillmore and Nebraska's Kavian Kerr, who finished second and third respectively. Godfred finished with a mark of 8.05m (26-5) to add 10 points to the Golden Gophers’ team tally.  In the men’s high jump, Nebraska’s Tyus Wilson built off his indoor success and recorded a mark of 2.21m (7-3) to win the event. Illinois’ Kamyren Garrett and USC’s Elias Gerald tied for second, each securing a mark of 2.14m (7-0 ¼).  To win the men’s shot put, Wisconsin’s Jason Swarens tossed for 20.53m (67-4 ¼), which beat out Nebraska’s Cade Moran and Oregon’s Kobe Lawrence. Swarens was the only athlete who finished above 20 meters in the event.  Tacoria Humphrey claimed the new meet record in women’s long jump after jumping 6.59m (21-7 ½). The previous record of 6.55m (21-6) was by Iowa’s Jahisha Thomas.  Both the decathlon and heptathlon finished after multiple events on Friday and Saturday. Illinois’ Rafael Raap won the decathlon with 7,572 points. Rapp won the discus throw, pole vault and javelin throw to boost his score. Oregon’s Annika Williams earned a person best 5,914 points to win the heptathlon. She secured second in the high jump and shot put to round out her score.  Nebraska’s Kalynn Meyer claimed the Big Ten title in women’s discus with a mark of 58.29m (191-3). She beat out Minnesota’s Anthonett Nabwe, who already won the hammer throw on Friday.  To conclude the evening, Michigan State’s Katelyn Stewart-Barnett won the 3,000m steeplechase for the women and Oregon’s Benjamin Balazs won for the men. Stewart-Barnett won with a time of 9:42:78, which was almost six seconds better than the second-best time. With all qualifying events concluded, 27 finals will take place on Sunday starting at 10:00 a.m. PT with women’s javelin and concluding at 3:38 p.m. PT with the women’s 4x400m relay. All track events will be broadcast on Big Ten Network and field events will be available on B1G+/RunnerSpace.  Team Standings   Men’s After Four Events  1. Oregon - 65 2. Nebraska - 62 3. Minnesota - 39 4. Washington - 37 5. Illinois - 27 6. Iowa - 19 7. Wisconsin - 17 8. Michigan - 15 9. Indiana - 14 10. Rutgers - 13 11. Michigan State - 10 12. Ohio State - 8 13. USC - 7 14. Penn State - 6 14. Purdue - 6 14. UCLA - 6 - MarylandWomen’s After Two Events  1. Illinois - 41 2. Minnesota - 38 3. Nebraska - 28 4. Oregon - 25 5. UCLA - 20 6. Penn State - 19 7. Wisconsin - 16 8. Michigan State - 11 9. USC - 9 10. Washington - 8 11. Rutgers - 5 12. Iowa - 4 12. Maryland - 4 14. Michigan - 3 15. Indiana - 2 16. Purdue - 1 - Ohio StateBig Ten Championships – Friday Event Winners  Men:  Long Jump: Charles Godfred, MINN  Decathlon: Rafael Raap, ILL  High Jump: Tyus Wilson, NEB   Shot put: Jason Swarens, WIS   3,000m Steeplechase: Benjamin Balazs, ORE  Women:  Heptathlon: Annika Williams, ORE  Discus Throw: Kalynn Meyer, NEB  Long Jump: Tacoria Humphrey, ILL* 3,000m Steeplechase: Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, MSU * indicates a Big Ten Outdoor Championship meet record</div>

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Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships Recap: Day Two

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 </a>EUGENE, Ore. – The 2025 Big Ten Championships, hosted by the University of Oregon, began Friday at the iconic Hayward Field, marking the first time a West Coast institution is hosting a Big Ten Championship. At the end of day one, Minnesota leads both the men’s (28 points) and women’s (20 points) overall team standings. In the men’s competitions, Oregon sits in second place with 27 points, followed by Washington with 25 points. On the women’s side, Penn State is in second with 14 points, and Illinois is third with 10 points. Four individual champions were crowned on the men’s side in the hammer throw, pole vault, javelin, and the 10,000m— while two individual champions were determined on the women’s side in hammer throw and 10,000m. Kostas Zaltos of Minnesota broke the previous meet record for men’s hammer throw with a mark of 77.67m (254-10). The previous record of 75.15m (246-6) was set last year in Ann Arbor by current teammate Angelos Mantzouranis. Mantzouranis placed second this year with a mark of 75.11m (246-5). On the women’s side, Minnesota’s Anthonett Nabwe took home the hammer throw title, beating the field by over a meter with a mark of 69.85m (229-2) on her third attempt. Illinois’ Phethisang Makhethe earned second with a mark of 68.66m (225-3) and Chloe Lindman captured third with a mark 67.89m (222-9). With the highest clearance on the day, Illinois’ Cody Johnston secured the Big Ten title in men’s pole vault. Minnesota’s Jak Urlacher and Rutgers’ Brian O’Sullivan placed second and third, respectively. Nebraska’s Arthur Petersen captured the men’s javelin title after throwing 78.91m (258-10) on his third attempt. Iowa’s Mike Stein, who finished second, secured his best mark of 77.41m (253-11) on his first throw but was unable to improve and hold onto the lead.  In the men’s 10,000m Washington’s Evan Jenkins edged out Oregon’s Aiden Smith in a neck-and-neck finish to win the individual title with a time of 29:24.48.   Oregon’s Diana Cherotich shattered the Big Ten Championship meet record for the women’s 10,000m by over 40 seconds. She finished with a time of 32:00.48. Penn State’s Florence Caron finished second with a time of 32.32.55 which also would have been a Big Ten Championships meet record prior to this year.  Team Standings   Men’s After Four Events  1. Minnesota - 28 2. Oregon - 27 3. Washington - 25 4. Nebraska - 23 5. Iowa - 13 5. Rutgers - 13 7. Illinois - 10 8. UCLA - 6 9. Indiana - 4 10. Michigan - 3 10. Wisconsin - 3 12. Purdue - 1 - Maryland - Michigan State - Ohio State - Penn State - USCWomen’s After Two Events  1. Minnesota - 20 2. Penn State- 14 3. Illinois - 11 4. Oregon - 10 4. Wisconsin - 13 6. Nebraska - 6 7. Maryland - 4 8. Indiana - 2 9. Michigan State - 1 - Iowa - Michigan - Ohio State - Purdue - Rutgers - Rutgers - UCLA - USC - WashingtonBig Ten Championships – Friday Event Winners  Men:  Hammer Throw:  Kostas Zaltos, MINN— 254-10 (77.67m)* Pole Vault:  Cody Johnston, ILL   Javelin:  Arthur Petersen, NEB — 258-10 (78.91m)  10,000m:  Evan Jenkins, WASH —  29:24.48  Women:  Hammer Throw:  Anthonett Nabwe, MINN — 229-2 (69.85m)   10,000m:  Diana Cherotich, ORE — 32:00.48* * indicates a Big Ten Outdoor Championship meet record</div>

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Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships Recap: Day One

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