2025 NCAA DI Indoor Track and Field Championships

Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach, VA

On day one of the 2025 DI Indoor Track and Field Championships, Harvard's Izzy Goudros placed sixth in the Women's Pentathlon, earning First Team All-American honors. She had a personal best in the high jump and a seasonal best in the shot put. She scored 4,305 points.

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In the women's mile, Boston University's Vera Sjoberg set a school record to finish eighth in Saturday's final. She placed eighth, earning First Team All-American honors.

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In the women's 800, two women from Harvard earned First Team All-American honors. Victoria Bossong ran 2:00.93 to finish second, and Sophia Gorriaran finished seventh in the final running 2:02.57.

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Providence College's Alex Millard placed twelfth in the 5,000 meter run, earning Second Team All-American honors.

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In the men's 1 mile race, Boston University's Foster Malleck and Boston College's Steven Jackson ran fantastic races Friday night to qualify for the final on Saturday. In the final, Foster Malleck placed third, running 3:54.42. Steven Jackson ran 3:56.07 to place seventh. Foster and Steven each earned First Team All-American honors.

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In the women's 3000, Kimberley May of Providence finished in sixth place to earn First Team All-American honors. Kimberley passed four runners in the closing 200, finishing in 31.27. Shannon Flockhart, also running for Providence, finished in fifteenth with a time of 9:12.33, earning Second Team All-American honors.

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The Harvard women's team of Chloe Fair, Izzy Goudros, Sophia Gorriaran and Victoria Bossong finished sixth with a time of 3:30.49. Victoria caught the runner from Texas (Ramiah Elliot) at the finish line, closing out a five meter advantage. The Harvard team earned First Team All-American honors.