CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The track and field student-athletes of NCAA Division III will make their way to Geneva, Ohio this weekend for the division’s annual championship meet. Several American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) student-athletes will enter the meet as favorites for All-America honors and maybe even stand atop the podium as national champions. A total of 79 A-R-C competitors from eight institutions look to cap their outdoor seasons with memorable performances. SPIRE Institute is the venue with the North Coast Athletic Conference and the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission as the hosts.
Stay updated throughout the championship weekend on the A-R-C social platforms, along with the league website.
Men’s National Rankings |
Women’s National Rankings |
No. 7 Univ. of Dubuque |
No. 14 Loras |
No. 10 Wartburg |
No. 19 Nebraska Wesleyan |
No. 22 Central |
No. 22 Wartburg |
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No. 24 Central |
*rankings as of May 21
American Rivers Conference 2025 Men's Outdoor Track & Field Championship Participants |
Seed |
Name |
Year |
School |
Event |
Seed Time/Mark |
11 |
Otis Patterson |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
200m |
21.1 |
17 |
Jaberrius Peake |
Jr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
200m |
21.14 |
9 |
Otis Patterson |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
400m |
46.78 |
3 |
Andrew Hutchinson |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
800m |
1:49.11 |
7 |
Kyle Miller |
Sr. |
Buena Vista |
800m |
1:49.59 |
10 |
Joe Franke |
Sr. |
Loras |
800m |
1:49.87 |
14 |
Tyler Schermerhorn |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
5000m |
14:09.47 |
19 |
Lance Sobaski |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
5000m |
14:10.13 |
9 |
Jacob Green |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
10000m |
29:38.87 |
15 |
Tyler Schermerhorn |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
10000m |
29:44.55 |
6 |
Gunner Meyer |
Jr. |
Central |
110m hurdles |
14.1 |
7 |
Blake Hardison |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
110m hurdles |
14.11 |
13 |
Grant Miller |
Jr. |
Central |
110m hurdles |
14.2 |
15 |
Deyton Love |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
110m hurdles |
14.23 |
4 |
Deyton Love |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
400m hurdles |
51.78 |
5 |
Lance Sobaski |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
3000m steeplechase |
8:51.29 |
16 |
Connor Lancial |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
3000m steeplechase |
8:55.48 |
18 |
Jack Kinzer |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
3000m steeplechase |
8:56.51 |
21 |
Jack Brown |
So. |
Central |
3000m steeplechase |
8:57.83 |
4 |
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Loras |
4x400 relay |
3:09.72 |
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Ian Fagan |
So. |
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Zeke Irving |
Fr. |
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Ted Kruse |
Sr. |
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Matt Kruse |
Jr. |
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13 |
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Wartburg |
4x400 relay |
3:11.03 |
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Ian Neyens |
Sr. |
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Hutton Edney |
So. |
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Ben Roussell |
So. |
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Jensen Clapp |
Sr. |
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16 |
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Univ. of Dubuque |
4x400 relay |
3:11.49 |
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Jabberius Peake |
Jr. |
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Kali Freeman |
Fr. |
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Andrew Hutchinson |
Sr. |
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Otis Patterson |
Sr. |
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4 |
Eli Mackowski |
Sr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
High jump |
2.10m |
10 |
Carson Collet |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
Pole vault |
4.95m |
15 |
Deyton Love |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
Long jump |
7.32m |
4 |
Jaidyn Williams |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Triple jump |
15.15m |
16 |
Kale Purcell |
Sr. |
Central |
Triple jump |
14.79m |
3 |
Jacob Edwards-Palmerio |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Shot put |
18.29m |
9 |
DreAnthony Jackson |
Jr. |
Loras |
Shot put |
17.37m |
13 |
Sameul Clements |
Fr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Shot put |
16.88m |
16 |
Dakota Hoffman |
Jr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Shot put |
16.82m |
17 |
Carter Allen |
So. |
Loras |
Discus |
51.48m |
13 |
Lucas Cummings |
Jr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Hammer |
59.80m |
16 |
Zach Steffensen |
Jr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Hammer |
59.48m |
17 |
Colin Wojtkiewicz |
Jr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Hammer |
59.22m |
20 |
Chris Baker |
Sr. |
Coe |
Hammer |
58.58m |
21 |
Braydin Preston |
Sr. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Javelin |
61.88m |
2 |
Kale Hobart |
So. |
Central |
Decathlon |
6922 points |
6 |
Ulysses Patterson |
Sr. |
Simpson |
Decathlon |
6729 points |
17 |
Reid Pakkebier |
Sr. |
Central |
Decathlon |
6492 points |
American Rivers Conference 2025 Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championship Participants |
Seed |
Name |
Year |
School |
Event |
Seed Time/Mark |
8 |
Emma Seipel |
Sr. |
Loras |
100m |
11.69 |
15 |
Emma Seipel |
Sr. |
Loras |
200m |
24.17 |
18 |
Peyton Steffen |
Jr. |
Central |
5000m |
16:42.09 |
4 |
Peyton Steffen |
Jr. |
Central |
3000m steeplechase |
10:33.21 |
7 |
Ellie Meyer |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
3000m steeplechase |
10:36.88 |
11 |
JoJo Tyynismaa |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
400m hurdles |
1:01.37 |
16 |
Sophia Stahle |
Jr. |
Wartburg |
400m hurdles |
1:01.88 |
14 |
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Wartburg |
4x400 relay |
3:46.25 |
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Sophia Stahle |
Jr. |
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Haley Meyer |
Jr. |
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Ryann Decker |
Fr. |
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JoJo Tyynismaa |
Jr. |
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16 |
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Loras |
4x400 relay |
3:46.60 |
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Harmony Creasy |
Sr. |
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Layla Hughes |
So. |
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Frankie Chaidez |
Sr. |
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Emma Seipel |
Sr. |
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7 |
Sara Hoskins |
Sr. |
Loras |
High jump |
1.70m |
11 |
Jaden Gatts |
So. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
High jump |
1.68m |
4 |
Emma Seipel |
Sr. |
Loras |
Long jump |
6.05m |
4 |
Chloe Reiser |
So. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Shot put |
14.46m |
8 |
Emmilly Berglund |
So. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Shot put |
14.13m |
3 |
Nai'lah Anders |
So. |
Univ. of Dubuque |
Discus |
50.01m |
9 |
Anna Lundahl |
Sr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Discus |
46.98m |
10 |
Kaelyn Means |
So. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Discus |
46.09m |
16 |
Abby Veld |
Fr. |
Wartburg |
Discus |
45.66m |
3 |
Emma True |
Sr. |
Wartburg |
Hammer |
59.06m |
6 |
Caitlyn Cox |
Jr. |
Loras |
Hammer |
56.37m |
11 |
Taylor Flaig |
Sr. |
Loras |
Hammer |
53.94m |
1 |
Avery Decker |
Sr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Javelin |
47.50m |
13 |
Aliah Clarke |
Sr. |
Nebraska Wesleyan |
Javelin |
41.83m |
3 |
Olivia Bohlen |
Jr. |
Central |
Heptathlon |
5045 points |
About the American Rivers Conference
The Conference dates back to December 8, 1922, when representatives from 12 colleges got together and formed the "Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association." Honoring its heritage in Iowa and its expansion outside the state, the American Rivers Conference brand was established on August 9, 2018, to build on the academic and athletic success provided by its legacy, the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The A-R-C has nine full-time members: Buena Vista University, Central College, Coe College, University of Dubuque, Loras College, Luther College, Nebraska Wesleyan University, Simpson College, and Wartburg College.