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Indiana Tech Track and Field
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Indiana Tech Track and Field
@INTechTF
The official Twitter of Indiana Tech Track & Field. Home of 17 NAIA National Championships! Recruits: Click link in bio.
- Lots of progress at the indoor track and field facility!
- Looking for a home to excel both academically and athletically? We have posted our current recruitment standards and marks. Our DM’s are open, we want to hear from you! Swipe to see standards, additional information, and contact info.
- 🚨 SCHOOL RECORD 🚨 Zayquan Lincoln goes 10.17 in the 100m to break the Indiana Tech school record! And it’s wind legal!
- Indiana Tech became the first school (men or women) to win NAIA national championships in the long jump, high jump, and triple jump in the same year! @JumpsCoachRoark, take a bow...
- BACK TO BACK NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! 🏆🏆🏆 in Women’s Indoor Track & Field History 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 in Indiana Tech Track & Field History (That’s 3 and 15)
- It’s ring night as we celebrate last year’s national championships! Find yourself a school where ring night is an annual event 😉.
- Indiana Tech Track & Field Head Coach Doug Edgar has announced the addition of JW Maierle to the Warriors' staff for the 2022-23 season. A native of Indiana, Maierle comes to Indiana Tech after a stint as head coach at Indiana University-East.
- Doug Edgar has been named the USTFCCCA National Indoor Women’s Coach of the Year. In his 13th year at Indiana Tech, led the Warriors to a dominating effort at the 2023 NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships in Brookings, South Dakota.
- We currently have seven individuals leading the nation in their events, not to mention men’s & women’s 4x400 and women’s DMR! (2/2)
- Men’s 4x100 runs 40.00 to tie the #2 mark in school history! Current #1 time in the nation for NAIA.
- Congratulations to Destiny Copeland for being named the NAIA National Women’s Field Athlete of the Year! Copeland also won the award as a freshman in 2019.
