MOORHEAD, Minn. — The Saint Mary's University track and field teams close out the indoor portion of their 2015 season on Friday and Saturday, taking part in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Indoor Championships, hosted by Concordia
 
The MIAC Indoor Championships Field:
Augsburg, Bethel, Carleton, Concordia, Gustavus, Hamline, Macalester, St. Catherine, Saint John's, Saint Benedict, Saint Mary's, St. Olaf, St. Thomas
 
MIAC Championships Live On The Web:
Live Results: Men * Women | Entries: Men * Women |
Head Sheets: Men * Women | MIAC Championships Homepage
 
MIAC Championships Previews:
Men | Women
 
MIAC Championships — A Year Ago:
Men: St. Thomas won its 30th-consecutive Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Men's Indoor Track and Field championship in Collegeville, Minn. The Tommies—who have claimed the MIAC title at each of the 30 indoor track and field championships in MIAC history—finished with a total of 186 points, and won by 60 points over the rest of the field. St. Olaf continued an impressive performance in the distance events with another meet record and a runner-up finish with 126 points. Hamline also reached triple digits on the scoreboard, joining the top three with a total of 115.5. The host school—Saint John's—finished fourth with 79 points, and Bethel rounded out the top five with 69.5 points. Gustavus wasn't far behind the Royals in sixth with a total of 63.5 points. Carleton took seventh with 48.5 points and Concordia (35.5) edged Augsburg (32) for eighth. Macalester finished ninth with 22.5 points and Saint Mary's finished out the final standings with two points | Complete Recap
Women: St. Thomas pulled away to claim its 15th-straight Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Indoor Championships crown in Collegeville, Minn. The Tommies used a pair of second-day first-place finishes and a host of other all-conference (top-three) performances to run its winning point total up to 185. Saint Benedict - which co-hosted with the Johnnies - was the runner-up with 122 points and Carleton came in third as the only other team to reach triple digits with 110 points. St. Olaf scored 72 to finish fourth, edging out Hamline just four points, as the Pipers also joined the top five with a total of 68 points. Bethel scored 57 to finish sixth, and the next three spots were separated by just two points. Gustavus was in seventh with 39, Augsburg had 38 and Macalester had 37. Concordia had a great day in the field and finished just three points behind the Scots at 34 to round out the top 10, and St. Catherine (16) and Saint Mary's (two) completed the final standings.
 | Complete Recap
 
Saint Mary's at MIAC Indoor Championships — A Year Ago:
March 6-8, 2014: Katie Stolz (Forest Lake, Minn.) broke the women's school record in the 5,000, clocking a time of 18:43.93—shattering Katie Boisjolie's 2006 record-setting time of 18:49.36—while Aaron Haley (Plainview, Minn.) finished in 15:4:11 to place ninth in the 5,000 to pace Saint Mary's during the opening day of the MIAC Indoor Championships. On Day 2, Gus Wiggert (La Crosse, Wis.) delivered a personal-best throw of 13.61 meters to earn a ninth-place finish in the shot put, while Stolz followed up her record-setting performance in the 5,000 with a time of 10:51.85 to finish 14th in the 3,000 | Day 1 Recap * Day 2 Recap
 
Saint Mary's MIAC Indoor Qualifiers:
Men: Morris Dennis (400, 4x400), Tyler Fiebig (DMR, 4x400), Jacob Hagen Erickson (long jump, 4x200), Aaron Haley (3000, 5000), Tyler Kircher (weight throw), Joey Padfield (4x200, 4x400), Jared Wolt (DMR), Brandon Krogman (600, DMR, 4x400), Evan Mumbleau (high jump, 4x200, 4x400), Jovan Newsum (3000, 5000), Austin O'Hare (DMR), Phil Emmerich (heptathlon), Joe Gardner (heptathlon), Bryan Ortman (long jump, triple jump), Ross Kinderman (60 hurdles, long jump, triple jump, 4x400)
Women: Maya Booker (weight throw), Laura Schommer (60, 200, 400), Maria Missurelli (pole vault)