One of the more intriguing aspects of a collegiate track & field meet is the quirky event that combines distance running, hurdling and a water pit, all in a 10-minute amalgam of agility and endurance.

The winner of the Olympic decathlon is often dubbed the "World's Greatest Athlete." The 10-event journey is certainly one that requires immense skill, endurance and strength, and is one of the highlights of the VertKlasse meeting each season.

High Point University men's track & field junior Austin Miller won his first pole vault title of the 2015 outdoor season to lift the Panthers on the final day of competition at the Winthrop Invitational.

Under the Friday night lights of the Raleigh Relays inside Paul Derr Stadium, High Point University junior Paddy Grandinali shined in one of the most enduring tests in all of collegiate track & field.

The High Point University men's track & field team splits up for meets in Raleigh, N.C., and Rock Hill, S.C., this weekend.

In a highly contested, scored meet in track & field, the entire meet often comes down to the 1600m relay, which often caps off the event.