ROCHESTER, N.Y.- The UW-Oshkosh men's track & field team collected multiple All-America honors in the second day of the 2025 NCAA Division III Indoor Championship held at the Golisano Training Center in Rochester, New York on Saturday (March 15).
 
The Titans wrapped up the indoor national championship with a runner-up team finish and a total of 39 points after both days. The finish is the second consecutive top-three finish at the indoor championship after taking third at the 2023 championship with 51 points. Since joining Division III, UW-Oshkosh has taken top-three finishes 12 times including the 2009 national title.
 
UW-La Crosse claimed the team title with 84 points. Rowan University (N.J.) took third with 32 points and the University of Lynchburg (Va.) rounded out the top-four teams with 29 points.
 
The Titans' second day was highlighted 60-meter dash performances by Davian Willems (Jr. • De Pere) and Londyn Little (Sr. • Columbia, Ill.). Willems claimed second for the second straight year with a time of 6.64 seconds. Little took home the eighth-place finish with a time of 6.82 seconds.
 
In the 200-meter dash, Little, the 200-meter dash school record holder, claimed silver with a time of 21.46 seconds which matched his school record performance from Friday's preliminary rounds while also finishing one place higher from last year's championship. Little is now a five-time indoor All-American.
 
Cavan Dobberstein (So. • Manawa) wrapped up the last three events of the heptathlon finishing with a total of 5,079 points and a fifth place All-America performance. Followed by Dobberstein were Payton White (Fifth • Berrien Spring, Mich.) who finished with a total of 4,417 points and Aden Sears (Sr. • Eureka, Ill.) wrapped up the meet with a total of 3,572 points.
 
In the high jump, Caleb Cornelius (Sr. • Racine) wrapped up his national championship appearance with a final height of 2.00 meters, taking 16th overall with Kyle Wisniewski (So. • New London) finishing just shy of him.
 
The Titans will hit the track again to start the outdoor season at the two-day Washington University in St. Louis (Mo.) Distance Carnival on March 27-28.