Dominique Scott’s time of 8 minutes, 55.19 seconds earned top honors in the 3,000 meters and boosted her University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, team to victory in the Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships. She celebrated it with her South African parents, who watched their daughter compete indoors in college for the first time.

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and coach Pat Healy finally get over the hump after five second-place finishes in the Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships. They captured the 2015 national title.

The University of Central Missouri Jennies know how to create some drama. They certainly did so in the Women’s Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships, gaining the lead with one event remaining and capturing their first national title.

Jecel Klotz took two years off to have her son, get married and rehab from a knee injury, then came back stronger than ever.

D’Agostino credits her experience as a student-athlete for preparing her for a professional career as a runner, both on and off the track.

Michmerhuizen graduated from Calvin College and now puts the lessons she learned as a student-athlete to use as she pursues her Ph.D. in pharmacology, hoping to one day find better treatments for people with diabetes.

Hixson began pole vaulting because her brother did. But she beat his record and kept going.