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Marshall Wins Second Big Ten Title, Two School Records Set on Final Day of Big Ten Championships
2/24/2024 7:10:00 PM | Track and Field
GENEVA, Ohio - Indiana track and field claimed one event title, two school records and scored in nine events on the final day of the 2024 Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Camden Marshall won his second 800-meter title after he turned on the jets in the final lap to extend his lead with a season best time of 1:47.61.
Kenisha Phillips won silver in the 400 meters with a time of 51.72 to break her own school record set earlier this season. She was also a part of the record breaking 4x400 relay team.
The Indiana women's 4x400 Relay team set the school record with a time of 3:38.57, breaking the previous record (3:39.26) set at the 2018 Big Ten Championships by Egbula, Price, Valentin and Wiles by over a second.
Antonio Laidler finished fourth in both the 60- and 200-meter races, scoring eight points for the men's squad.
Max Grangier and Garrett Messer held top-10 marks in the men's Heptathlon. Messer finished eighth overall with 5003 points to score his first individual team point for the Hoosiers as he moved into No. 9 on the all-time top-10 list. Grangier finished 10th with 4867 points as he also earned the final spot in the top-10 list.
Skylar Stidam and Austin Haskett scored points in the men's 3000 meters as they went 4-5 on the race. Freshman Aidan Lord added a sixth-place finish in the Mile as he scored his first points.
Up next, The NCAA Indoor Championships await a select group of Hoosiers in two weeks in Boston, Mass. Following championship weekend, the NCAA will announce bids to the national meet. Projected to go as of now includes the men's DMR, Jessica Mercier in the Pole Vault and Kenisha Phillips in the 400 Meters.
Point Scorers (Day 2):
Men
• Camden Marshall: 800 meters (10)
• Antonio Laidler: 60 meters (5)
• Antonio Laidler: 200 meters (5)
• Grayson Rolen: High Jump (2)
• Aidan Lord: Mile (3)
• Garrett Messer: Heptathlon (1)
• Skylar Stidam: 3000 meters (5)
• Austin Haskett: 3000 meters (4)
Women
• Kenisha Phillips: 400 meters (8)
• Mahogany Jenkins: High Jump (3)
• 4x400 Relay (5)
Final Standings (Men):
1. Wisconsin (122)
2. Nebraska (118)
3. Penn State (88)
4. Ohio State (80.33)
5. Indiana (61.33)
6. Iowa (58)
7. Illinois (54.5)
8. Michigan (49)
9. Rutgers (28.5)
10. Purdue (21.33)
11. Michigan State (21)
Team Standings (Women):
1. Illinois (104)
2. Penn State (87)
3. Iowa (73)
4. Minnesota (72)
5. Michigan (71)
6. Wisconsin (67)
7. Rutgers (61)
8. Nebraska (54)
9. Ohio State (38)
10. Indiana (32)
11. Michigan State (31)
12. Purdue (12)
13. Maryland (0)
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Camden Marshall won his second 800-meter title after he turned on the jets in the final lap to extend his lead with a season best time of 1:47.61.
Kenisha Phillips won silver in the 400 meters with a time of 51.72 to break her own school record set earlier this season. She was also a part of the record breaking 4x400 relay team.
The Indiana women's 4x400 Relay team set the school record with a time of 3:38.57, breaking the previous record (3:39.26) set at the 2018 Big Ten Championships by Egbula, Price, Valentin and Wiles by over a second.
Antonio Laidler finished fourth in both the 60- and 200-meter races, scoring eight points for the men's squad.
Max Grangier and Garrett Messer held top-10 marks in the men's Heptathlon. Messer finished eighth overall with 5003 points to score his first individual team point for the Hoosiers as he moved into No. 9 on the all-time top-10 list. Grangier finished 10th with 4867 points as he also earned the final spot in the top-10 list.
Skylar Stidam and Austin Haskett scored points in the men's 3000 meters as they went 4-5 on the race. Freshman Aidan Lord added a sixth-place finish in the Mile as he scored his first points.
Up next, The NCAA Indoor Championships await a select group of Hoosiers in two weeks in Boston, Mass. Following championship weekend, the NCAA will announce bids to the national meet. Projected to go as of now includes the men's DMR, Jessica Mercier in the Pole Vault and Kenisha Phillips in the 400 Meters.
| Big Ten Indoor Championships: February 24 | |
| Event | Athletes: Mark |
| Heptathlon | 8. Garrett Messer: 5003 | Personal Best, No. 9 in program history 12. Max Grangier: 4867 | Personal Best, No. 10 in program history |
| Heptathlon: 60mH | 7. Garrett Messer: 8.39 | Personal Best 11. Max Grangier: 8.95 |
| Heptathlon: Pole Vault | 9. Max Grangier: 3.90m/12-9.50 | Personal Best 11. Garrett Messer: 3.50m/11-5.75 | Personal Best |
| Heptathlon: 1000 Meters | 2. Max Grangier: 2:38.01 | Personal Best 8. Garrett Messer: 2:45.30 | Personal Best |
| Heptathlon: High Jump | 12. Max Grangier: 1.81m/5-11.75 | Personal Best 13. Garrett Messer: 1.72m/5-7.75 |
| High Jump (W) | 6. Mahogany Jenkins: 1.74m/5-8.50 | Season Best 15. Taylor Schoonveld: 1.64m/5-4.50 |
| Triple Jump (W) | 13. Mahogany Jenkins: 12.56m/41-2.50 20. Serena Bolden: 12.12m/39-9.25 |
| Shot Put (W) | 18. Makayla Hunter: 14.43m/47-4.25 |
| Mile (M): Finals | 6. Aidan Lord: 4:07.80 |
| 400 Meters (W): Finals | 2. Kenisha Phillips: 51.72 | Personal Best, School Record |
| 60 Meters (M): Finals | 4. Antonio Laidler: 6.71 |
| 200 Meters (M): Finals | 4. Antonio Laidler: 21.05 |
| 800 Meters (M): Finals | 1. Camden Marshall: 1:47.61 | Season Best |
| High Jump (M) | 7. Grayson Rolen: 2.12m/6-11.50 | Tied personal best 13. Deepak Laungani: 2.01m/6-7 |
| 3000 Meters (M) | 4. Skylar Stidam: 7:58.67 5. Austin Haskett: 8:00.60 33. Aidan Lord: 8:26.88 37. Brayden Henkle: 8:28.99 |
| 3000 Meters (W) | 14. Mariah Wehrle: 9:32.15 21. Lily Myers: 9:35.62 | Personal Best 37. Katelyn Winton: 9:50.12 | Season Best |
| 4x400 (M) | 11. Indiana: 3:14.85 - John Colquitt, Micah Camble, Keelan Grant, Novo Onovwerosuoke |
| 4x400 (W) | 4. Indiana: 3:38.57 | School Record - Kristina Vincic, Morgan Snow, Maddie Russin, Kenisha Phillips |
Point Scorers (Day 2):
Men
• Camden Marshall: 800 meters (10)
• Antonio Laidler: 60 meters (5)
• Antonio Laidler: 200 meters (5)
• Grayson Rolen: High Jump (2)
• Aidan Lord: Mile (3)
• Garrett Messer: Heptathlon (1)
• Skylar Stidam: 3000 meters (5)
• Austin Haskett: 3000 meters (4)
Women
• Kenisha Phillips: 400 meters (8)
• Mahogany Jenkins: High Jump (3)
• 4x400 Relay (5)
Final Standings (Men):
1. Wisconsin (122)
2. Nebraska (118)
3. Penn State (88)
4. Ohio State (80.33)
5. Indiana (61.33)
6. Iowa (58)
7. Illinois (54.5)
8. Michigan (49)
9. Rutgers (28.5)
10. Purdue (21.33)
11. Michigan State (21)
Team Standings (Women):
1. Illinois (104)
2. Penn State (87)
3. Iowa (73)
4. Minnesota (72)
5. Michigan (71)
6. Wisconsin (67)
7. Rutgers (61)
8. Nebraska (54)
9. Ohio State (38)
10. Indiana (32)
11. Michigan State (31)
12. Purdue (12)
13. Maryland (0)
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