Purdue Athletics: Schedules, Results and Standings

Purdue athletics are currently competing in regular-season series, breaking school records and chasing NCAA Tournament appearances. A look at the Boilermakers' programs still competing this spring.

Updated on May 31 at 4:40 p.m. ET 

Purdue has a myriad of athletic programs playing this spring. This past weekend, the Boilermaker baseball team won two of three against Penn State and Minnesota at Alexander Field, 

Here's the latest from all the Boilermaker sports still competing: 

Purdue Baseball 

Purdue baseball concluded its season with a three team pod featuring Penn State and Minnesota at Alexander Field this weekend. The Boilermakers were originally schedule to play both teams twice, but rain and lightning altered the weekend schedule. 

The team's first game against the Nittany Lions on Thursday was postponed after three innings. Play resumed on Saturday with Penn State holding a 2-1 lead. But Purdue rallied and finished the game with a 7-4 victory. 

The Boilermakers faced the Golden Gophers twice on Sunday while honoring eight outgoing seniors between the two games. Purdue suffered a close loss in Game 1, falling to Minnesota 2-1. But in Game 2, the team rallied from a 6-1 deficit to earn a 7-6 win in its final game of the season. 

Purdue finished the season 16-26. 

Game Recap vs Penn State

• 7-4 Victory on May 29, CLICK HERE 

Doubleheader Recap vs Minnesota

• 2-1 Loss and 7-6 Victory on May 30, CLICK HERE 

Final Big Ten Baseball Standings:

Team	Record	Streak
Nebraska	31-12	W1
Maryland	28-16	L1
Michigan	27-17	L1
Indiana	26-18	W1
Iowa	26-18	W3
Ohio State	22-20	L1
Illinois	22-22	L1
Rutgers	21-23	W1
Penn State	18-24	W1
Northwestern	15-21	W1
Michigan State	17-27	L3
Purdue	16-26	W1
Minnesota	6-31	L1

Purdue Men's Golf 

Purdue junior Cole Bradley advanced to the final round of the NCAA Men's Golf Championships. It's the first time since 2004 that a member of the Boilermakers will compete on Memorial Day. 

He shot a 5-over par 75 to place tied for 28th, good enough to advance to the final round on Monday. Bradley finished tied for fourth out of the nine individuals qualifying that weren't part of the 15 advancing teams. In total, 84 players will compete for individual medals on the Grayhawk Golf Club's Raptor Course in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

Upcoming Schedule

Event	Date	Time
NCAA National Championships Final Round	Tuesday, May 31	All Day

Purdue Track and Field

The Purdue men's and women's track and field programs had multiple athletes qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon. 

The women's 4x400 relay team — consisting of freshman K'Ja Talley, Cierra Williams and Saran Kouyeth and senior Samara Miller finished with a time of 3:33.83 on Saturday at the NCAA East Preliminary round in Jacksonville, Florida. They finished third overall in their heat to qualify automatically to take one of the 12 qualifying spots. 

On the men's side, the 4x100 relay team of seniors Samson Colebrook and Malcolm Dotson, sophomore Justin Becker and freshman Marcellus Moore qualified for the National Championships. They ran a time of 39.06 seconds, which was fourth-fastest in program history. 

Colebrook also qualified for a spot in the 200-meter dash with a time of 20.50. He was one of three non-automatic qualifying times. He makes his second trip as a Boilermaker after qualifying in 2019. 

Junior Tamar Greene earned the 12th and final spot in the triple jump after recording a distance of 15.90 meters. His qualifying leap came on his third and final attempt. Greene was the Big Ten indoor champion in the event and earned First Team All-America honors during the indoor season. 

Junior Isaiah Martin will also represent the Boilermakers in Eugene when he competes in the decathlon. 

Upcoming Schedule: 

Event	Date	Location
NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships	Wednesday, June 9 — Saturday, June 12	Eugene, Oregon

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