LA GRANDE, Ore. - The Lions closed out their indoor track & field season last weekend, as senior Noa Miller and junior Isabelle Raasch competed in the Last Chance Invitational, hosted by Eastern Oregon University.

To view the full list of results from last weekend's meet, click HERE.

Raasch ended the season on a high note, competing in the women's pentathlon and placing first in each event. The Troy, Idaho native recorded a new personal record in the 60m hurdles (10.60), a time of 2:44.72 in the 800m, a 1.47m mark in the high jump, a 4.86m mark in the long jump, and an 8.95m mark in shot put.

Miller, who ranks fifth in the nation in the men's 1000m, continued his exceptional form this indoor season with a first place finish in the 1000m with a time of 2:29.61. With this result, Miller will be one of 41 Cascade Collegiate Conference student-athletes across eight institutions who qualified to compete in this year's NAIA Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship.

'I'm so excited that Noa will get to have this experience, having never competed at the National Championship level before," shared head coach Ben Barber. "Noa is someone that has always put others before himself, and he's worked super hard during his time here at Multnomah - he deserves to compete in this race."

The 2025 U.S. Marines NAIA Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship hosted by the Gainesville Sports Commission will take place at the Alachua County Sports and Events Center at Celebration Pointe in Gainesville, Fla. from February 27 – March 1.

Event Schedule click HERE
Qualifiers by event click HERE
Qualifiers by school click HERE

The Lions will kick off their outdoor track season on Saturday, March 8th, where they'll make the short trip over to Lewis and Clark College to compete in the L&C Electric Forest Opener.