NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championship Central
 
PUEBLO, Colo. – On Friday, Matthew Muthler once again made history, as the senior earned his second All-American honor of the 2024-25 season on day two of the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships hosted by Colorado State University – Pueblo at the CSU Pueblo Thunder Bowl. 
 
Two-time Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Champion, PSAC and Lock Haven record holder, and Indoor Track and Field All-American, Muthler earned his second All-American honor this year after finishing in eighth place with 7073 points at the National Championship. Muther entered the second day of the decathlon in ninth place with 3713 points. He then climbed one place to secure his All-American honor and a podium spot on the grandest stage. 
 
He competed in the final five events in the decathlon. His best performance today was in the 1500-meter, where he dominated the decathlon field by finishing at 4:37.66. Muthler started the day with the 110-meter hurdles and finished in the top-ten with a time of 15.25. He kept the top-ten performances going in the discus throw, where he threw for a distance of 120-6. Muthler threw in the javelin, earning him another top-ten finish with a throw of 174-10. In the pole vault, Muthler achieved a new personal best height of 13-1.5. 
 
Next up for The Haven: 
Peter Bellomo will throw on the final day of the championship event on Saturday (May 24), beginning at 2:45 p.m. (4:45 p.m. EST).