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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2022 · 43 MIN

Season 2, Episode 18: Recaps from NCAA Division I and III indoor track and field nationals

from The Run Around Iowa · host Lance Bergeson

The highlight performance of the week came from senior Kassie Parker and the Loras College women. The Duhawks captured their first indoor national title by outscoring Wisconsin-La Crosse, 59-45. Parker, from Guttenberg, helped seal the title by winning the 3,000 title, a day after capturing the 5,000 crown. Teammate Allysa Pfadenhauer helped the cause by winning the 400 title and anchoring the 4x400 to a national title. Wartburg College finished sixth in the team race, aided heavily by a victory in the distance medley relay. The Loras men finished fourth nationally and on the podium for the first time indoors since 1989 with the help of a third-place DMR and a fourth from Ryan Harvey in the mile. In Division I, Iowa star freshman Jenoah Mciver finished runner-up nationally in the 400 final and paced three Hawkeyes to first-team All-American honors in the event. Drake junior Isaac Basten finished fifth in the mile final in Birmingham to become a two-time All-American. A sixth-place DMR effort paced Iowa State's efforts at nationals.

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