Iowa track and field competed in the NCAA Indoor Championships last weekend, capping off an incredible year with an individual national champion and three first-team All-Americans. Rivaldo Marshall was the star of the men's team, winning the 800m national championship with a 1:46.96, just behind his school record from earlier in the season. Marshall becomes just the second indoor national title winner in men's program history (Bashir Yamini won the long jump in 1998) and the Hawkeyes' first track and field champion since Laulauga Tausaga, a national outdoor discus champion in 2019.
Elsewhere in Hawkeye sports, Iowa gymnastics picked up a rivalry victory, Iowa tennis continued their perfect conference start and Iowa swim and dive competed in the NCAA zone meet. You can follow all of that and more in this week's Olympic Spotlight.
Elsewhere in Hawkeye sports, Iowa gymnastics picked up a rivalry victory, Iowa tennis continued their perfect conference start and Iowa swim and dive competed in the NCAA zone meet. You can follow all of that and more in this week's Olympic Spotlight.
