DELAWARE, Ohio-- Wartburg won its third-straight NCAA National Championship with 65 points Saturday. This marked the fifth overall outdoor title in program history and fourth in the last six year.

This was the first three-peat in NCAA National Championship women's history since 2001-03 when Wheaton College (Mass.) accomplished this. Wartburg's three consecutive wins marked just the third three-peat in NCAA Championship history: UW-Oshkosh (1995-97); Wheaton (2001-03); Wartburg (2012-14).

Wartburg won the team title by two points over UW-Oshkosh. Team trophy presentation
Newsom Interview-1

NCAA.com feature story
NCAA.com Day Three recap and highlights

Complete results

Full broadcast replay of Day Three

Photo gallery, courtesy of Ohio Wesleyan

Senior Libbey Schubert (Fairfield) won her first individual national championship as she claimed the 200m dash in a time of 23.91. This also marked the first national championship in program history in this event. Schubert interview

Schubert interview with the NCAA

Senior Tashina McAllister (Hazelton) finished as the National Runner-Up in the 400m hurdles (59.33; NEW SCHOOL RECORD). This marked her second consecutive National Runner-Up finish and second straight All-American honor in this event. McAllister interview

The 4x400m relay team of McAllister, Kayla Kregel, Kaly Adkins and Schubert finished as the National Runner-Ups with a time of 3:42.75. This was the 11th All-American finish in program history.

Senior Haddie Vawter (Union) took third in the 1500m run (4:35.55) and McAllister placed third in the 100m hurdles (14.22). Schubert also placed third in the 100m dash (11.95).

Senior Sammi Bruett (Urbandale) placed fourth in the 3000m steeplechase (10:37.61) and junior Taylor Moore (New Hampton) took fourth in the 800m run (2:09.30). This was Bruett's third consecutive All-American finish in this event.

The 4x100m relay team of Schubert, McAllister, Sarah Boraas and Erica Dynes took third (46.79). This was the ninth consecutive and overall All-American finish in program history.

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