DELAWARE, Ohio -- Satisfied? Marcus Newsom? Not a chance.

Sure, Wartburg had just edged Wisconsin-Oshkosh by a couple of points to clinch its third-consecutive NCAA Division III women’s outdoor track and field national championship. It was his fourth title in the past six years, and seventh overall.

That’s the stuff of legend, but Newsom doesn’t appear to be the sort to rest on his laurels. There’s more out there, another challenge waiting just down the way. To him, three titles in a row is but a good start.

When does he shift focus to winning a fourth outdoor championship in a row? That’s an easy one.

“About an hour down the road,” Newsom said, who also has a trio of DIII indoor titles to his credit. … just now in a row. “And I mean that. I will start looking at the Iowa state high-school meet results this weekend. Normally, it’s the weekend before. I wasn’t able to be there, so I’ll start looking at the recruiting class for the following year, motivating my kids who are returning and get ready to go for another year.”