NCAA.com | August 22, 2018 TAMU-Kingsville, Lincoln win DII Track and Field Championships 2018 DII Men's Outdoor Track & Field Recap: Day Three Share Both the men's and women's 2018 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships were won in runaway fashion as Texas A&M-Kingsville and Lincoln (Mo.) pulled away from the competition, respectively. Texas A&M Kingsville won the men's team championship with a score of 65 – 14 points ahead of second-place Ashland – that was fueled by four victories on Saturday, including the men's 4 x 100-meter relay, Charles Greaves taking the triple jump at 16.08 (52-9 1/4), Richard Cervantes winning the shot put with a throw of 19.12 (62-8 3/4), and Javier Lopez taking first in the 110-meter hurdles in 13.71 seconds. Lincoln (Mo.) won the women's team championship with a score of 60 – 11.5 points ahead of second-place St. Augustine's – after two event wins on Saturday, including the 4 x 100-meter relay and Rene Medley winning the 200-meter dash in 23.22 seconds. 2018 DII Women's Outdoor Track & Field Recap: Day Three MORE: Live results | Watch the live stream | Men's qualifiers | Women's qualifiers Below are the top five schools in both genders at the conclusion of the DII Track and Field Championships. WOMEN'S: SCHOOL POINTS Lincoln (Mo.) 60 St. Augustine's 48.5 Angelo State 42.5 Grand Valley State 39.5 Adams State 39 MEN'S SCHOOL POINTS TAMU-Kingsville 65 Ashland 51 Tiffin 50 St. Augustine's 42 Grand Valley State 39 Follow below for the full roundup of individual results from the 2018 championships: Here were the winners from Saturday, May 26: Men's Javelin Winner: Nils Fischer, Angelo State, 75.19, 246-8 Women's Shot Put Winner: Zada Swoopes, West Texas A&M, 16.52, 54-2 1/2 Men's Pole Vault Winner: Jake Pinkston, Colorado Mines, 5.28, 17-3 3/4 Men's Triple Jump Winner: Charles Greaves, TAMU-Kingsville, 16.08, 52-9 1/4 Women's Javelin Winner: Madison Wolf, Fort Hays State, 49.11, 161-1 Men's 4x100 Winner: TAMU-Kingsville, 39.71 Men's Shot Put Winner: Richard Cervantes, TAMU-Kingsville, 19.12, 62-8 3/4 Women's 4x100 Winner: Lincoln (Mo.), 44.51 Men's 1500m Run Winner: David Ribich, Western Oregon, 3:45.34 Women's Discus Throw Winner: Daisy Osakue, Angelo State, 55.00, 180-5 Women's 1500m Run Winner: Sarah Berger, Walsh, 4:22.22 Men's 110m Hurdles Winner: Javier Lopez, TAMU-Kingsville, 13.71 Women's 100m Hurdles Winner: Janelle Perry, Ursuline, 13.35 Men's 400m Winner: Myles Pringle, Ashland, 45.35 Women's 400m Winner: Shannon Kalawan, St. Augustine's, 52.05 Men's 100m Dash Winner: Mobolade Ajomale, Academy of Art, 10.18 Women's 100m Dash Winner: Kandace Thomas, Adams State, 11.44 Men's 800m Winner: Thomas Staines, CSU-Pueblo, 1:46.56 Women's 800m Winner: Darroneshia Lott, Coker, 2:01.36 Men's 400m Hurdles Winner: Landon Huslig, Oklahoma Christian, 49.67 Women's 400m Hurdles Winner: Shannon Kalawan, St. Augustine's, 57.27 Men's 200m Dash Winner: Mobolade Ajomale, Academy of Art, 20.45 Women's 200m Dash Winner: Rene Medley, Lincoln (Mo.), 23.22 Men's 5000m Winner: Zach Panning, Grand Valley State, 14:00.69 Women's 5000m Winner: Caroline Kurgat, Alaska Anchorage, 16:22.62 Men's 4x400m Winner: Ashland, 3:07.66 Women's 4x400m Winner: St. Augustine's, 3:36.75 Here were the six winners of finals competitions from Friday, May 25: Men's High Jump | 3:30 p.m. ET Winner: Dakarai Hightower, St. Augustine's, 2.18 (7-1 3/4) Men's Discus Throw | 4 p.m. ET Winner: Bryan Burns, Missouri Southern, 57.56 (188-10) Women's Triple Jump | 4:45 p.m. ET Winner: Diana Cauldwell, Lincoln (Mo.), 13.16 (43-2 1/4) Women's High Jump | 5:45 p.m. ET Winner: Khadiya Hollingsworth, Minnesota State, 1.84 (6-0 1/2) Men's 3000m Steeplechase | 7:15 p.m. ET Winner: Gatien Airiau, Academy of Art, 8:47.99 Women's 3000m Steeplechase | 7:30 p.m. ET Winner: Alicja Konieczek, Western State, 9:47.72 Here were the seven winners of finals competitions from Thursday, May 24: Men's Hammer Throw | Noon ET Winner: Marcus Myers, Walsh, 67.05 Women's Pole Vault | 2 p.m. ET Winner: Courtney McQuaide, Slippery Rock, 3.95m (12-11 1/2) Men's Long Jump | 2:30 p.m. ET Winner: Brian Huber, MSU-Moorhead, 7.98m (26-2 1/4) Women's Hammer Throw | 3 p.m. ET Winner: Michaela Dendinger, Wayne State, 64.70 (212-3) Women's Long Jump | 5:30 p.m. ET Winner: Fatim Affessi, West Texas A&M, 6.32m (20-9) Men's 10,000m | 8:10 p.m. ET Winner: James Ngandu, Tiffin, 29:19.91 Women's 10,000m | 8:50 p.m. ET Winner: Caroline Kurgat, Alaska Anchorage 34:13.80 The 2018 DII championships continue through Saturday, May 26. St. Augustine's is the four-time reigning men's national champion while Pittsburg State held off St. Augustine's for the 2017 women's title. Field event athletes will have 1 minute to initiate attempts in college outdoor track and field NCAA track and field standard to align with World Athletics rule. READ MORE NCAA Video Vault: Jesse Owens has company — How Arkansas’ Jarrion Lawson won three events in the same championship As we go inside the NCAA Video Vault, we'll take a look at how Arkansas' Jarrion Lawson became a part of collegiate track and field history alongside Jesse Owens. READ MORE NCAA Video Vault: How a dropped baton led to co-champions in the 2013 men’s track and field championship As we go inside the NCAA Video Vault, we'll take a look at a chaotic ending to track and field's premier collegiate event. READ MORE