MARION, Ind. – The second day of the 2024 NAIA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship saw two first-time champions, one two-time champion, two three-time champions and one new record.

• Rebecca Dutchak of British Columbia has worked her way up to No. 1 in the heptathlon over the last three years. Dutchak's first championship mark was 5^th in 2022. She was runner-up in 2023 and followed it up with a national championship title in 2024 with a point total of 5252. The 2024 championship total is a new personal best for the junior.
• Princess Kara of Indiana Wesleyan captured a national title in the shot put with a mark of 15.10m. Kara, who finished fourth in the shot put at the national championship a year ago, nearly matched her personal best of 15.25m.  
• British Columbia won the 2024 4x800m relay with a time of 8:46.34. This is the third consecutive year that British Columbia has won the 4x800m relay.
• Olivia Lundman of British Columbia won the 5000m race walk for the third consecutive year, breaking the championship record with a time of 22:47.37.
• Machaeda Linton of William Carey (Miss.) won her second consecutive triple jump title and fourth career outdoor title with a mark of 13.22m for a new personal best.

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