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Big Ten CommunicationsPublished: 2/25/2024, Last updated: 2/25/2024
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Wisconsin Takes Home 2024 Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship

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The Wisconsin Men’s Indoor Track & Field team won the 2024 Big Ten Men’s Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio. This is head coach Mick Byrne’s second indoor championship with the Badgers.

Nebraska was this year’s runner-up with 118 points, while Penn State finished third with 88 points. Ohio State (80.33 points) and Indiana (61.33 points) rounded out the top five.

The Badgers took home five individual Big Ten titles, as Jackson Sharp won the 3,000-meter with a new Big Ten Indoor Championship record time of 7:46.42 and won the 5,000-meter (3:56.28). The Badgers DMR relay team (Nibbelink, Harris, Hassan, Spencer) won with a time of 9:43.95 while Adam Spencer won the mile with a time of 4:05.90 and Giovanni Wearing won the 60-meter hurdles (7.69).

The Big Ten Track Athlete of the Championships, Field Athlete of the Championships, Coach of the Year and Sportsmanship Award honorees will be announced on Tuesday (Feb. 27). The Big Ten Track Athlete of the Year, Field Athlete of the Year and Freshman of the Year will be announced following the NCAA Indoor Championships.

The following are this year’s All-Big Ten Men’s Indoor Track & Field honorees:

First Team

Nathan Stone, IND

Till Steinforth, NEB

Tyler Sudduth, ILL

Jackson Sharp, WIS

Benjamin Nibbelink, WIS

Elliott Harris, WIS

Abdullahi Hassan, WIS

Adam Spencer, WIS

Aiden Ouimet, ILL

Mason Louis, OSU

Cheickna Traore, PSU

Camden Marshall, IND

Giovanni Wearing, WIS

Tyus Wilson, NEB

Micaylon Moore, NEB

Hayden Tobias, OSU

Handal Roban, PSU

Austin Gallant, PSU

Korbin Martino, PSU

James Onwuka, PSU

Second Team

Kevin O’Sullivan, RU

Sincere Robinson, RU

Sean Smith, IOWA

Bob Liking, WIS

Trent McFarland, MICH

Dubem Amene, MICH

Miles Brown, MICH

Nick Foster, MICH

Austin West, IOWA

Evan Dorenkamp, PSU

Kalen Walker, IOWA

Jalen Williams, WIS

Braxton Brann, OSU

Kamyren Garrett, ILL

Praise Aniamaka, PUR

Kevin Shubert, NEB

Nick Bryant, NEB

Antonio Hansen, OSU

Armani Modest, OSU

Noah Carmichael, OSU