NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships 2015: Final Results and Reaction

In Eugene, Oregon, the hosting school put on a clinic, as the University of Oregon men's and women's team swept the national championships.

The men's team took home hardware on Friday with a dominant showing, recording 85 points and a 19-point margin of victory. It is their second-consecutive national championship and seventh overall.  

For the women's squad, they are national champions for the first time since 1985. It's the first time since Texas A&M in 2011 that both of a school's men's and women's team won the national title.

Below are the full results from the men's and women's championships including individual winners and standout performances.

PLACE	SCHOOL	POINTS
1	Oregon	85
2	Florida	56
3	Arkansas	53
4	LSU	45
5	USC	40.5
6	Texas A&M	27
7	Texas	26
8	Mississippi State	20
9	Texas Tech	18
10	Illinois	17
10	Penn State	17

Place	School	Points
1	Oregon	59
2	Kentucky	50
3	Texas A&M	47
4	Arkansas	43
5	Georgia	41
6	Florida State	35
7	USC	34
8	Florida	32
9	Kansas State	32
9	Texas	28

Field Events
Event	Winner	School	Best Mark
Men's Hammer Throw	Conor McCullough	USC	76.91m (252-4 )
Women's Hammer Throw	DeAnna Price	Southern Illinois	71.49m (234-6 )
Men's Pole Vault	Shawn Barber	Akron	5.60m (18-4)
Women's Pole Vault	Demi Payne	Stephen F. Austin	4.70m (15-5 )
Men's Javelin Throw	Sam Crouser	Oregon	79.19m (259-9 )
Women's Javelin Throw	Irena Sediva	Virginia Tech	58.76m (192-9 )
Men's Long Jump	Marquis Dendy	Florida	8.43m (27-8 )
Women's Long Jump	Quanesha Burks	Alabama	6.91m (22-8 )
Men's Shot Put	Jonathan Jones	Buffalo	20.78m (68-2)
Women's Shot Put	Raven Saunders	Southern Illinois	18.35m (60-2)
Men's High Jump	Jacorian Duffield	Texas Tech	2.28m (7-5)
Women's High Jump	Leontia Kallenou	Georgia	1.81m (5-11)
Men's Discus Throw	Sam Mattis	Penn	62.48m (205-0 )
Women's Discus Throw	Shelbi Vaughan	Texas A&M	61.39m (201-5 )
Men's Triple Jump	Marquis Dendy	Florida	17.71m (58-1)
Women's Triple Jump	Keturah Orji	Georgia	14.15m (46-5)

Running Events
Event	Winner	School	Time
Men's 10,000-Meter Run	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	28:58.92
Women's 10,000-Meter Run	Molly Seidel	Notre Dame	33:18.37
Men's Decathlon	Maicel Uibo	Georgia	8356 (points)
Women's Heptathlon	Akela Jones	Kansas State	6371 (points)
Men's 1,500-Meter Run	Chad Noelle	Oklahoma State	3:54.96
Women's 1,500-Meter Run	Rhianwedd Price	Mississippi State	4:09.56
Men's 3,000-Meter Steeplechase	Anthony Rotich	UTEP	8:33.90
Women's 3,000-Meter Steeplechase	Colleen Quigley	Florida State	9:29.32
Men's 110-Meter Hurdles	Omar McLeod	Arkansas	13.01
Women's 100-Meter Hurdles	Kendra Harrison	Kentucky	12.55
Men's 100-Meter Dash	Andre De Grasse	USC	9.75
Women's 100-Meter Dash	Jenna Prandini	Oregon	10.96
Men's 400-Meter Dash	Vernon Norwood	LSU	45.10
Women's 400-Meter Dash	Kala Funderburk	Florida State	51.67
Men's 800-Meter Run	Edward Kemboi	Iowa State	1:49.26
Women's 800-Meter Run	Raevyn Rogers	Oregon	1:59.71
Men's 400-Meter Hurdles	Michael Stigler	Kansas	48.84
Women's 400-Meter Hurdles	Shamier Little	Texas A&M	53.74
Men's 200-Meter Dash	Andre De Grasse	USC	19.58
Women's 200-Meter Dash	Dezerea Bryant	Kentucky	22.18
Men's 5000-Meter Run	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	13:48.67
Women's 5000-Meter Run	Emily Sisson	Providence	15:34.10
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay	Arkansas		38.47
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay	Florida		42.95
Men's 4x400-Meter Relay	LSU		3:01.96
Women's 4x400-Meter Relay	Florida		3:28.12

On the individual side, USC's Andre De Grasse put on one of the most impressive displays in these NCAA National Championships. The Trojan's sprinter set college records in the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes. He posted a time of 9.75 in the 100 and 19.58 in the 200.  

Edward Cheserek of Oregon also achieved an impressive double with wins in the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter runs. Along with teammates Eric Jenkins and Will Geoghegan, the three Oregon runners earned 23 of the Ducks' 82 points.

It is Cheserek's eighth individual championship, and he is now a part of four national NCAA championship teams (indoor or outdoor). His domination prompted this reaction from ABC Oregon's Mike Skow:

The Oregon women's team saw two national champions on their side, as Jenna Prandini won the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.96 and Raevyn Rogers posted a 1:59.71 mark in her 800-meter run victory. Prandini's victory was an impressive one, and the USA Track & Field reveled in it on Twitter:

In the women's shot put, Southern Illinois' Raven Saunders won her second NCAA championship. It didn't come without drama, however. She came dangerously close to fouling on her final possible throw but managed to stay in play. 

“It was very uncomfortable. Waiting until the last minute is something I’m kind of used to, so it really didn’t immensely affect me," Saunders told Jeff Hartsell of the Post and Courier.

Saunders also took home the shot-put title at the indoor championships in March.