GENEVA, Ohio - (Complete results) The Oklahoma Baptist women successfully defended their team title, while the Indiana Tech men earned their first-ever indoor title at the 2014 NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships at SPIRE Institute Saturday.

The Oklahoma Baptist women set a new NAIA record by winning their sixth national championship all-time having won four in the last five years. The Bison tallied 133 points, edging out Indiana Tech (123) for the second-straight year. In the men’s event, Indiana Tech scored 82 points, beating out Wayland Baptist (Texas) by 13 points.

There were 11 men’s and women’s national championships records set, three schools posted their first-ever individual national championship and 13 individuals or relay teams were repeat winners from a year ago. The team championship coaches for both teams were named NAIA Coach of the Year: Ford Mastin of Oklahoma Baptist for the women and Doug Edgar of Indiana Tech for the men.