Overview
NCAA Indoor Track and Field is the winter collegiate variant of track and field, held December through March on indoor 200-meter banked or flat tracks. Athletes compete under the World Athletics technical baseline with NCAA-specific modifications, aiming to qualify for the Division I Indoor Championship in early March.
How to win
- Individual events: lowest time wins (FAT to 0.01 sec); jumps/throws: longest mark wins; combined events: highest score …
- Lowest time or best mark — Races: lowest FAT time (0.01s); jumps/throws: longest mark; combined: highest World Athletics score.
- Team scoring points — Top 8 score 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1; relay events score double.
- Tie broken by mark — Photo finish breaks track ties; best second mark breaks jump/throw ties.
The game
- Officials: meet referee, starters, recall starters, finish judges, lap counters, field-event judges, implement inspecto…
- Officials: meet referee, starters, recall starters, finish judges, lap counters, field-event judges, implement inspecto…
