Day One Results
Day One Men's Decathlon 
Day One Women's Heptathlon

After completing the first day of the 2022 Big 12 Outdoor Track & Field Championship, Kansas State leads the men’s team standings with 20 points and Iowa State leads the women’s team standings with 28 points. Three events were scored for both men’s and women’s competition with six titles awarded.

The day started off with the women’s 10,000 meters where Oklahoma State’s Gabby Hentemann took the gold running a 34:18.58, a second ahead of the runner-up. Texas sophomore Haffu Knight took the crown in the men’s 10,000 meters with a time of 29:21.90, also about a second ahead of the second-place finisher.

The Longhorns picked up another title in the women’s javelin as senior Rhiley Fritz delivered a throw of 50.22 meters on her fifth try to take the medal. In the men’s javelin, Baylor freshman Chinecherem Prosper Nnamdi won the Bears’ their first gold of the meet with a mark of 77.98 meters.

Oklahoma swept the hammer throw. The women’s medal went to senior Lauren Jones, who launched a mark of 67.69 meters on her fourth attempt to secure first place and junior Bayley Campbell threw 70.15 meters on his fifth try to pick up the men’s title.

After the first day of combined event competition, Texas sophomore Kristine Blazevica leads the women’s heptathlon with 3,563 points, and K-State senior Tejaswin Shankar sits atop the men’s decathlon standings with 4,346 points.

Day two will kick off at 11 a.m. with the continuation of the the men’s decathlon.

Men’s Team Standings After Day One

Kansas State — 20

Texas Tech — 18

Texas — 17

Oklahoma — 16

Iowa State — 14

Baylor — 13

Oklahoma State — 12

Kansas — 7

TCU — 0

Women’s Team Standings After Day One

Iowa State — 28

Oklahoma — 23

Texas — 19

Oklahoma State — 15

Texas Tech — 13

Kansas State — 10

TCU — 6

Baylor — 2

Kansas — 1

West Virginia — 0