ANTKOVIAK THREE-PEATS TO LEAD ONU AT NAIA OUTDOOR NATIONALS

Hannah Antkoviak won her third consecutive title in the 400-meter hurdles to lead the ONU T&F teams at the 2025 NAIA Outdoor T&F Championships.
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Evan Wild

May 28, 2025 Accolades, Athletics

MARION, Ind. – Hannah Antkoviak won her third consecutive title in the 400-meter hurdles to lead the Olivet Nazarene University track & field teams at the 2025 NAIA Outdoor Track & Field Championships this week at Wildcat Stadium.

The senior harrier from Allegan, Mich., capped her stellar collegiate career at ONU by blitzing out a 58.94 to take down the 400-meter hurdles for the third straight season. It marked the seventh national title won by Antkoviak, the most ever won by a Tiger in program history.

The ONU women also netted points on the track through all-American finishes from Kaylah McCall and Heidi Heldt. The former notched a seventh-place finish in the 1500-meter run at 4:31.24, and the latter earned her second consecutive all-American placement in the 100-meter hurdles with a seventh-place time of 13.90.

Amanda Gustafson was the lone all-American for ONU in the field events. The sophomore thrower from Winnegabo, Ill., who came into nationals ranked 33rd in the shot put, ripped off a personal-best mark of 14.06m to place eighth overall.

Joseph Randolph and Eric White led the Tiger men at the national meet. Both Tigers bolted to all-American individual finishes before teaming up with Darrin Dussett and Noah Mack to place seventh in the 4×400-meter relay. White placed sixth overall in the 400-meter dash at 47.55 while Randolph secured the bronze in the 200-meter dash with a time of 20.84.

As a team, the ONU women racked up 15 points on the week to finish in 16th place. On the men’s side, the Tigers tallied 11 points to tie for 24th place with Campbellsville.

National Champion
Hannah Antkoviak – 400-meter hurdles – 58.94

NAIA All-Americans
1st – Hannah Antkoviak – 400-meter hurdles – 58.94
3rd – Joseph Randolph – 200-meter dash – 20.84
6th – Eric White – 400-meter dash – 47.55
7th – Heidi Heldt – 1500-meter run – 4:31.24
7th – Kaylah McCall – 100-meter hurdles – 13.90
7th – Joseph RandolphDarrin DussettNoah MackEric White – 4×400-meter relay – 3:15.55
8th – Amanda Gustafson – shot put – 14.06m

ONU Finishers
1st – Hannah Antkoviak – 400-meter hurdles – 58.94
3rd – Joseph Randolph – 200-meter dash – 20.84
6th – Eric White – 400-meter dash – 47.55
7th – Heidi Heldt – 1500-meter run – 4:31.24
7th – Kaylah McCall – 100-meter hurdles – 13.90
7th – Joseph RandolphDarrin DussettNoah MackEric White – 4×400-meter relay – 3:15.55
8th – Amanda Gustafson – shot put – 14.06m
9th – Haylee Whitcraft – javelin – 40.47m
10th – Charlie BardwellChapman NealDavid OlmosAustin Tice – 7:41.63
11th – Avery Spencer – javelin – 39.31m
13th – Carsyn Burdine – 200-meter dash – 24.72
14th – Carsyn Burdine – 400-meter dash – 57.81
20th – Tylar Parker – 200-meter dash – 25.23
21st – Austin Tice – 800-meter run – 1:55.49
23rd – Olivia Lentz – 400-meter hurdles – 1:05.99
23rd – Tylar Parker, Carsyn BurdineKristen GarthKaylah McCall – 4×100-meter relay – 48.03

Results

–ONU—

*Contact: Evan Wild, Sports Information Director, ewwild@olivet.edu

For more on ONU Athletics, visit onutigers.com.

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Evan Wild

Evan is the Sports Information Director at Olivet Nazarene University.

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