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Stanford University just achieved something no other college has ever done: winning at least one national championship every single year for half a century. The streak started in 1976 and just hit its 50th year thanks to the men's gymnastics team.
Senior Faith Torrez delivered a career-defining floor routine in her final college performance, clinching Oklahoma's fourth NCAA gymnastics championship in five years. With the pressure on and LSU ahead by a fraction, she scored 9.950 to secure the dynasty-extending win.
University of Alabama's Caren Kiplagat just ran the fourth-fastest 10,000 meters in the entire nation this season, breaking her school's record by more than 10 seconds. Her teammates also dominated the track with record-breaking performances across two states.
Columbia senior Cesar Alvan became the seventh All-American in program history with a third-place finish at the NCAA Wrestling Championships. His performance capped an undefeated season for the Lions and their newly named national coach of the year.
Sophomore Sarah Strong has swept every national player of the year award while leading undefeated UConn toward back-to-back championships. The quiet superstar who once hid from attention is now poised to become UConn's greatest player ever.
G. Anthony Grant led MIT to four NCAA championships in a single year, earning him recognition as one of the nation's top athletics directors. His leadership transformed the program into a national powerhouse while keeping student success at the center.
Matthew Hartshorn didn't just compete at the NCAA Championships—he shattered his own school record and claimed his third All-America honor. The senior's performance marked a historic moment for Johns Hopkins swimming.
A young Indian triple jumper just soared into the record books with a career-defining leap at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Selva Prabhu's 17.05-meter jump earned him silver and shattered India's indoor national record.
College swimmer Yassin Abdelghany shattered his second championship record in three days, securing his spot at the NCAA Championships with a stunning performance. His IU Indy team is now riding high heading into the final day of competition.