Indoor Track: RSC Indoor Championships Preview

RICHMOND, Ind. – The Indiana University East track and field teams are heading to Ohio for the 2025 River States Conference Indoor Championships this weekend.

The two-day affair begins Friday, Feb. 14. Friday's action inside the Dyson Baudo Rec Center on the campus of Marietta College starts at 3 p.m. Saturday's field events get underway at 9 a.m. Races on the track beginning with the women's mile start at 10 a.m. 

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The address for the Dyson Baudo Rec Center is Butler Street and Fourth Street, Marietta, OH 45750.

Live results are scheduled to be available. Check out the latest performance lists for the men and women.

YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

* IU East's men won the team title back in 2020.  Last season, both IU East teams finished sixth out of 11 squads.

* Athletes finishing in the top three in an event earn all-conference honors. The top eight places score in the meet.

* Mackenzie Rohde was named the RSC Female Track Athlete of the Week on Feb. 10.

* Cameron Nocton (men's 3,000-meter Race Walk) is a two-time individual champion for IU East and the top seed in this year's event with a NAIA "A" qualifying standard time of 13:13.16.

* Brody Puckett (men's 600 meters) is IU East's other individual No. 1 seed with a time of 1:24.82.

* The Red Wolves also have the best time in the women's 3,200-meter relay as the group of Emily Fleming, Savanna Smith, Hannah Best and Kendra Shipman with 10:29.48. IU East also has four other relay teams ranked in the top three.

* Other Red Wolves ranked in the top three of their individual events are:
Owen Beachler (second, men's 60-meter hurdles, 8.69)
India Benton (second in women's 400, 1:06.46 and third in 200, 26.56)
Fleming (second in women's 1,000 meters, 3:15.35 and third in women's 800, 2:24.30)
Sarah Marshall (second in women's 600, 1:45.72)
Connor Nease (tied for second in men's pole vault, 4.00)
Rohde (third in women's 400, 1:02.32)
Carson Shepherd (tied for second in men's pole vault, 4.00)
Tristan Thomas (second in men's 60 meters, 6.96)