The Oklahoma State track and field program claimed its first-ever Big 12 Championship in the women's distance medley relay Saturday, as the Cowgirls finished the event with a Big 12 meet-record time of 11:09.67 at Nebraska's Bob Devaney Center.
The No. 17 Lady Raiders are in second place in the team race and Tech won two Big 12 titles after day one of the Big 12 Indoor Championships held at the Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Neb.
The Longhorns sit in fourth place heading into the final day of competition.
Texas A&M's first day at the Big 12 Championships included a pair of school records, 13 points in the men's long jump and 27 qualifiers for finals from Friday's prelims at the Devaney Center.
Relay finishes second in 11:14.53; senior Chantel Malone finishes second in long jump.
Oklahoma senior weight thrower K.P. Singh won his second straight Big 12 title while Kevin Schwab won OU's first ever 5,000-meter run conference title Friday in the first day of two days of competition at the Big 12 Championships. Schwab and Kevin Williams swept the top two spots in the men's 5K to lead the 15 OU athletes who earned All-Big 12 honors as the Oklahoma men sent nine runners to Saturday finals and six OU women advanced. After one day of competition, the defending Big 12 champion men sit in first with 40 points while the OU men are currently sixth with 13 points.