Texas A&M will have 19 athletes competing at the NCAA Indoor Championships amid 14 events on March 14-15 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Aggie women have advanced 11 athletes in eight events while the A&M men qualified eight athletes in six events.

Following spectacular world-leading performances during the SEC Indoor Championships, Aggie sprinters Kamaria Brown and Deon Lendore earned National Athlete of the Week honors from the United States Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association.

A collegiate record of 3:03.20 in the men's 4x400 relay highlighted the final day of the SEC Indoor Championships along with a historic double victory by Kamaria Brown in the 200 and 400 meters.

Second day action of the SEC Indoor Championships included another Aggie school record in front of 1,949 fans at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium. Texas A&M junior Kamaria Brown sped to a very fast time of 22.51 seconds.

Opening day of the SEC Indoor Championships was capped with an Aggie school record for Texas A&M's Jena Hemann as she scored 4,079 points to place seventh in the women's pentathlon Thursday at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium.

Get a quick scouting report on some key competitions at this weekend's SEC Track & Field Championships in College Station.