NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships 2016: Results and Twitter Reaction

The final day of the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships showed off some of the best young athletes in the country. A whole lot of hardware was given out in the process as champions emerged in 17 events on the men's and women's sides.

Here are the complete results from Saturday's action:

Event	Winner	School	Best Mark/Time
Men's Events
60 M Hurdles*	Bilal Abdullah	Kennesaw State	7.86 seconds
Pole Vault*	Zach Ziemek	Wisconsin	5.40 meters
Shot Put	Ryan Crouser	Texas	21.28 meters
1,000 M*	Harrison Williams	Stanford	2:39.75
1 Mile	Henry Wynne	Virginia	4:06.63
60 M Hurdles	Devon Allen	Oregon	7.56 seconds
60 M	Ronnie Baker	TCU	6.47 seconds
400 M	Zack Bilderback	Texas	46.03 seconds
800 M	Clayton Murphy	Akron	1:46.68
200 M	Christian Colema	Tennessee	20.55 seconds
3,000 M	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	8:00.40
4x400 M Relay	LSU		3:04.28
Triple Jump	Clive Pullen	Arkansas	16.64 meters
Women's Events
High Jump	Akela Jones	Kansas State	1.87 meters
1 Mile	Kaela Edwards	Oklahoma State	4:35.62
60 M Hurdles	Cindy Ofili	Michigan	7.89 seconds
60 M	Teahna Daniels	Texas	7.11 seconds
400 M	Courtney Okolo	Texas	50.69 seconds
800 M	Raevyn Rogers	Oregon	2:04.68
200 M	Felicia Brown	Tennessee	22.47
3,000 M	Molly Seidel	Notre Dame	8:57.86
4x400 M Relay	Arkansas		3:29.65
Pole Vault	Alexis Weeks	Arkansas	4.63 meters
Triple Jump	Keturah Orji	Georgia	14.12 meters
Shot Put	Dani Winters	Kansas State	17.97 meters

The Oregon Ducks continued their dominance on the indoor track and field circuit with a clean sweep as both the men's and women's teams won the national championship Saturday night.

USA Today's Joe Fleming showed the results:

The school took to Twitter shortly afterward:

It was the third straight title for the men and the sixth championship in seven years for the women's squad.

The Ducks saw three individual winners Saturday. Edward Cheserek won the 3,000 meters, while Devon Allen won the 60-meter hurdles.

Oregon T&F showed Allen's race:

Allen's name might sound familiar because he is also a wide receiver on Oregon's football team.

On the women's side, Raevyn Rogers took home the crown in the 800 meters. Oregon T&F showed her finish:

Also on the individual front, Wisconsin's Zach Ziemek won the men's heptathlon, which spanned Friday and Saturday. Here is Ziemek's point distribution over the seven events:

Event	Finish	Points Scored
60 M	1st	973
Long Jump	3rd	930
Shot Put	4th	761
High Jump	4th	840
60 M Hurdles	9th	905
Pole Vault	1st	1,035
1,000 M	5th	729
Total		6,173

Badger Track & Field congratulated him on Twitter:

His performance also won the respect of Illinois Fighting Illini track coach Mike Turk:

But in the team aspect, Oregon has become the gold standard of the sport by dominating for years. And the success of both the men's and women's teams will likely continue to bring in the best track and field talent the nation has to offer.

Stats courtesy of NCAA.com.