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Villanova wins its fifth conference title at the BIG EAST indoor meet. This is the second straight year that the Wildcats have captured the team championship. Prior to the past two seasons, Villanova had not won the indoor conference title since 1986 when it won its third title in a four-year span.

Villanova won seven individual event and relay titles over the past two days and now has 119 all-time individual event and relay titles indoors. The 119 all-time titles are the most in conference history, as the Wildcats and Georgetown are the only two programs to win at least 100 events. Including this season, the Hoyas have won 106 all-time titles.

Individual Event & Relay Titles - All-Time
Villanova - 119
Georgetown - 106
Connecticut - 77

Head coach Marcus O'Sullivan and his staff were named the BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year. It is the third time that O'Sullivan has received this honor for the indoor season. He won last year and also won as the head coach of the women's track & field program when they won the 2000 conference title. O'Sullivan is now a 10-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year across the various seasons.

Junior distance runner Jordy Williamsz (Melbourne, Australia) was named the meet's Outstanding Track Performer after winning the individual title in the 3000 meters and also anchoring the Wildcats to a title in the distance medley relay. The award has been presented since 1993 and Williamsz is the third Villanova winner. He joins Ryan Hayden (2003) and Bobby Curtis (2008) as the only Villanova winners of the award.

Villanova won the following seven events at the indoor BIG EAST Championships:

Individual Event & Relay Titles
800 Meters - Elliot Slade (1:48.91)
3000 Meters - Jordy Williamsz (8:17.58)
5000 Meters - Patrick Tiernan (14:18.04)
4x800 Meter Relay - Chris O'Sullivan, Josh Lampron, Ben Malone, Dusty Solis (7:30.61)
Distance Medley Relay - Chris O'Sullivan, Cory Serfoss, Josh Lampron, Jordy Williamsz (9:51.20)
Long Jump - Elbert Maxwell (7.43 Meters)
Triple Jump - Elbert Maxwell (14.30 Meters)