Results
 
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Friday, March 14) - Matthew Muthler lands All-American honors in the heptathlon on day two of the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana on Friday afternoon.
 
Muthler becomes the second Bald Eagle to earn All-American status in the heptathlon since Chris Ammann in 2011, 14 years ago.
 
The senior entered today in 12th with 2754 points after competing in the 60-meter dash, long jump, shot put and high jump events yesterday.
 
Today, Muthler excelled in the 60-meter hurdles, pole vault and 1000-meter run, where he racked up 5005 points to finish 12^th overall to earn Second Team All-American honors.
 
In the 60-meter hurdles, Muthler raced in the third heat where he finished with a time of 8.84, securing 781 points.
 
The second event of the day, the pole vault, Muthler gained 576 points, where he reached a height of 3.85-meters (12-07.50).
 
The final event of the heptathlon was the 1000-meter race where Muthler topped the rest of the field earning 894 points finishing with a time of 2:38.14.
 
Men's Heptathlon Final Results:
1st: Hunter Jones (Pittsburg St.) 5730 Points
2nd: Romet Vahter (West Texas A&M) 5545 Points
3rd: Nolan Churchman (Fort Hays St.) 5534 Points
4th: Mark Burdin (Angelo State) 5509 Points
5th: Lincoln Krog (Azusa Pacific) 5433 Points
6th: Doug Brown (Pittsburg St.) 5391 Points
7th: Wyatt Cory (Ashland) 5351 Points
8th: Justin Moeller (Truman) 5232 Points
9th: Braxton Stewart (Minnesota State) 5231 Points
10th: Calder Erick (Concordia-St.Paul) 5197 Points
11th: Jonah Remsberg (Emporia St.) 5173 Points
12th: Matthew Muthler (Lock Haven) 5005 Points
13th: Thorben Hast (UC-Colo. Spgs.) 4297 Points
14th: Steven Schmidt (Oklahoma Baptist) 3712 Points
15th: Chaney Martin (Washburn) 3586 Points
 
Next up for the Haven:
The Bald Eagles open their 2025 outdoor track & field season next Friday and Saturday (March 21 & 22) at the Lee University Invitational (Cleveland, Tenn.).