Big Ten Set to Compete at NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships

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ROSEMONT, Ill. - Gilliam Indoor Track at Texas A&M will play host to the 2017 NCAA Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships, which begin Friday and conclude Saturday in College Station, Texas.

This year's championships will feature 24 Big Ten individual participants and four relays from men's programs as well as 26 Big Ten competitors and five relay teams from women's teams. On the men's side, the conference boasts 86 individual titles, with a team title coming from Wisconsin in 2007. Big Ten institutions have won 49 individual titles on the women's side, with two team titles coming from Nebraska in 1983 and 1984.

Four Big Ten women's squads are ranked in the top 25 in the latest national polls. Indiana came in at No. 15, followed by Wisconsin at No. 16 and Purdue at No. 19 with Michigan ranked 21^st. For the men, three Big Ten teams are ranked in the top 25, with Indiana leading the conference at No. 15, Iowa ranked 16^th and Michigan checking in at No. 21.

ESPN3 will stream the meet live on starting at 6:25 p.m. ET on Friday and starting at 4:55 p.m. ET Saturday. A re-air of the championship will take place on ESPN2 starting at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday.

The list of Big Ten qualifiers by event can be found below.

Women's 60 Meters

Devynne Charlton, Purdue

Men's 200 Meters

Nick Gray, Ohio State

Deshawn Marshall, Ohio State

Malik Moffett, Penn State

Women's 200 Meters

Brittany Brown, Iowa

Men's 400 Meters

Mar'yea Harris, Iowa

Izaiah Brown, Rutgers

Jermaine Griffith, Rutgers

Women's 400 Meters

Micha Powell, Maryland

Emerald Egwim, Minnesota

Symone Black, Purdue

Brionna Thomas, Purdue

Men's 800 Meters

Daniel Kuhn, Indiana

Carter Lilly, Iowa

Isaiah Harris, Penn State

Women's 800 Meters

Rachel Weber, Ohio State

Men's Mile

Ned Willig, Michigan

Women's Mile

Dan Rivers, Penn State

Men's 3,000 Meters

Morgan McDonald, Wisconsin

Women's 3,000 Meters

Katherine Receveur, Indiana

Gina Sereno, Michigan

Tessa Barrett, Penn State

Women's 5,000 Meters

Erin Finn, Michigan

Tessa Barrett, Penn State

Men's 60-Meter Hurdles

Aaron Mallett, Iowa

David Kendziera, Illinois

Women's 60-Meter Hurdles

Pedrya Seymour, Illinois

Kimberly Golding, Minnesota

Emma Spagnola, Minnesota

Devynne Charlton, Purdue

Men's 4x400-Meter Relay

Iowa

Penn State

Women's 4x400-Meter Relay

Ohio State

Purdue

Men's Distance Medley Relay

Indiana

Minnesota

Women's Distance Medley Relay

Indiana

Michigan

Penn State

Women's High Jump

Kandie Bloch-Jones, Illinois

Jan Moffitt, Purdue

Men's Pole Vault

Tim Ehrhardt, Michigan State

Men's Long Jump

O'Shea Wilson, Iowa

Women's Long Jump

Jahisha Thomas, Iowa

Savannah Carson, Purdue

Men's Triple Jump

Eric Bethea, Indiana

Kaiwan Culmer, Nebraska

Women's Triple Jump

Danielle Gibson, Penn State

Men's Shot Put

Willie Morrison, Indiana

Nicholas Demaline, Ohio State

Women's Shot Put

Kiley Sabin, Minnesota

Men's Weight Throw

Grant Cartwright, Michigan

Joseph Ellis, Michigan

Riley Budde, Wisconsin

Women's Weight Throw

Sade Olatoye, Ohio State

Banke Oginni, Wisconsin

Men's Heptathlon

Jonathan Wells, Illinois

Steven Bastien, Michigan

Women's Pentathlon

Georgia Ellenwood, Wisconsin