PORTALES, N.M. – Jamoi Jackson will represent Eastern New Mexico men's track and field at the 2025 NCAA DII indoor track and field championships in Indianapolis. Before the junior competes for ENMU, please take a look at the 4x4 Preview:

1x4: Indoor Recap – Jackson has competed in five meets for Eastern this season. His best 200m time is 21.71s from the Don Kirby Elite Invitational hosted by the University of New Mexico. He also holds a personal best mark/school record in the 400m at 46.92s. He ran that time during the prelims of the 2025 LSC indoor track and field championships. Jackson also competed in the 300m (34.53s) at the Friday Night Axe 'Em Open to begin the 2025 season in Flagstaff, Ariz.

2x4: Finals Moment – After an impressive time in the prelims, Jackson was able to take fourth at the conference championships with a 47.60s time. He came 0.18s shy of the top finisher in the LSC. The second year Greyhound won section two of the race, but was unable to earn a better time compared to the first section of the competition. In the prelims, Jackson was only one of two student-athletes with a sub-47 time.

3x4: The Field – At the championships, 18 runners from 15 different institutions will take place in the 400m race. The race is slated to begin at 3:55 p.m. MT. Jackson will run in the first heat and is in lane five. He will compete alongside competitors from Colorado School of Mines and Angelo State. The ASU runner is the only other person running from a Lone Star Conference institution. Jackson comes into the competition with the 11th quickest time this season. He is seeking a finals appearance from a Greyhound in the 400m for a second-straight season. Last year, Timothy Frederick placed fourth in the championships in the 400m.

4x4: How to Follow – The 2025 NCAA DII indoor track and field championships can be followed through live results and a live stream. The link to live results is HERE and the links to live video is HERE. The race will be covered directly following the women's 400m event. Finals for the 400m are slated for 1:45 p.m. MT on Saturday.