Women's Track & Field | 2/23/2023 10:59:00 AM
Meet Info
Schedule of Events
Meet Program (PDF)
Live Video (PPV)
Live Results
Central Missouri Mules and Jennies track and field is scheduled to compete in the MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships Feb. 24-26 inside the Robert W. Plaster Center on the Pittsburg State University campus in Pittsburg, Kan.
The Mules enter the meet ranked seventh in the latest United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division II National Ratings Index while the Jennies are ranked 11th.
Last season, both the Mules and Jennies finished fourth at the MIAA Indoor Championships in Maryville, Mo.
The meet is slated to begin with the multi-events Friday, Feb. 24, at 2 p.m. before continuing Saturday, Feb. 25, and Sunday, Feb. 26.
The Mules have won an MIAA best 21 indoor titles going all the way back to 1953 while the Jennies have captured nine indoor championships since 1983.
How to Watch
- Fans can watch the 2023 MIAA Indoor Track & Field Championships live on the MIAA Digital Network. For the first time in championships history, this year's broadcast will include specific event cameras to help provide enhanced coverage of the meet. Fans can purchase an individual camera for $10, or can select a $15 weekend plan and gain access to all 12 webstreams that will take place throughout the three-day meet. Visit TheMIAANetwork.com and search for track & field to find event listings.
Current MIAA Leaders
- Mules
- Antonio Lay, 200m Dash
- Enters MIAA Indoor Championships with the fourth-fastest time in NCAA-II at 21.13.
- Cadman Evans, High Jump
- Has the third-best mark in NCAA-II entering the MIAA Indoor Championships at 2.20m (07-2.50).
- Jennies
- Kayla Goodwin, Long Jump, Indoor Pentathlon
- Enters MIAA Indoor Championships with the 16th-best mark in NCAA-II in the long jump at 5.89m (19-04.00).
- In the indoor pentathlon, she enters the championships with the third-best mark in Division II with 3,912 points.
- Rachael Molloy, Weight Throw
- Enters MIAA Indoor Championships with the 11th-best mark in NCAA-II at 18.94m (62-01.75).
- Madi Wulfekotter, Pole Vault
- Enters MIAA Indoor Championships with the fifth-best mark in NCAA-II at 4.03m (13-02.50).
Defending MIAA Indoor Champions Competing in 2023 Championships
