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USATF Outdoor Championship 2025 Results On Day 3: Here’s Who Won

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The USA Track and Field Championships 2025 has not disappointed through two days, and day three continued to deliver electric performances. 

Syndey McLaughlin-Levrone put away the competition without much resistance in her 400m final, qualifying her for the event at the World Championships in Tokyo. Nikki Hiltz won the women’s 1500m final, while Jonah Koech shocked the crowd at Hayward Field by winning hte men’s 1500m final. 

Rai Benjamin secured his spot in the 400mH final, running 47.45 in the prelims. 

Recap full results and live updates below from Day 3 of the USA Track and Field Championships.

Austin Miller Wins Pole Vault

Men’s Pole Vault Final Results

  1. Austin Miller – 5.92m (19-5)
  2. Sam Kendricks (Nike) – 5.72m (18-9¼)
  3. Matt Ludwig – 5.72m (18-9¼)
  4. Cole Walsh – 5.72m (18-9¼)
  5. Nathan Richartz (Tracksmith) – 5.72m (18-9¼)
  6. Hunter Garretson (Akron) – 5.62m (18-5¼)
  7. Ashton Barkdull (Kansas) – 5.62m (18-5¼)
  8. KC Lightfoot (Puma) – 5.62m (18-5¼)
  9. Carson Waters – 5.52m (18-1¼)
  10. Kobe Babin – 5.52m (18-1¼)
  11. Scott Toney (Washington) – 5.52m (18-1¼)

Kenneth Rooks Wins Men’s Steeplechase

Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final Results

  1. Kenneth Rooks (Nike) – 8:26.58
  2. Daniel Michalski (U.S. Air Force) – 8:26.77
  3. Benard Keter (Nike/U.S. Army) – 8:29.00
  4. Matthew Wilkinson (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance) – 8:29.32
  5. Isaac Updike (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance) – 8:30.15
  6. Yasin Sado (Asics) – 8:30.54
  7. Benjamin Balazs (Oregon) – 8:30.68
  8. Nathan Mountain (Virginia) – 8:30.87
  9. Duncan Hamilton (Nike Swoosh TC) – 8:30.99
  10. Derek Johnson (Unattached) – 8:31.71
  11. Parker Stokes (Brooks/Brooks Beasts TC) – 8:33.04
  12. Alec Basten (Unattached) – 8:36.90
  13. Gable Sieperda (Unattached) – 8:36.99
  14. James Corrigan (Brigham Young University) – 8:37.00

Jonah Koech Shocks With 1500m Win

Men’s 1500m Final Results

  1. Jonah Koech (Under Armour) – 3:30.17
  2. Ethan Strand (Nike Swoosh TC) – 3:30.25
  3. Cole Hocker (Nike Swoosh TC) – 3:30.37
  4. Hobbs Kessler (Adidas) – 3:31.12
  5. Yared Nuguse (OAC) – 3:31.34
  6. Gary Martin (Virginia) – 3:32.03
  7. Vincent Ciattei (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance) – 3:32.73
  8. Nathan Green (Adidas) – 3:33.25
  9. Sam Prakel (Adidas) – 3:33.70
  10. Joe Waskom (Adidas) – 3:39.18
  11. Luke Houser (Atlanta TC Elite) – 3:39.44
  12. Eric Holt (Puma/Empire Elite TC) – 3:40.29

Masai Russell Wins 100m Hurdles

Women’s 100m Hurdles Final Results

  1. Masai Russell (Nike) – 12.22
  2. Grace Stark (Adidas) – 12.31
  3. Alaysha Johnson (More Sports MG) – 12.36
  4. Keni Harrison (Adidas) – 12.37
  5. Tonea Marshall (Nike) – 12.40
  6. Alia Armstrong – 12.55
  7. Christina Clemons (More Sports MG) – 12.56
  8. Destiny Huven – 12.81
  9. Rayniah Jones (The Buford Bailey TC) – 12.88

Nikki Hiltz Wins Women’s 1500m US Title

Women’s 1500m Final Results

  1. Nikki Hiltz (Lululemon) – 4:03.15
  2. Sinclaire Johnson (Nike Swoosh TC) – 4:03.77
  3. Emily Mackay (New Balance) – 4:04.38
  4. Heather MacLean (New Balance) – 4:05.60
  5. Dani Jones (New Balance) – 4:05.62
  6. Laurie Barton (Atlanta TC Elite) – 4:06.38
  7. Taryn Rawlings (Adidas) – 4:06.55
  8. Rachel McArthur (Asics) – 4:06.99
  9. Gracie Morris (Puma) – 4:08.56
  10. Margot Appleton (New Balance) – 4:09.40
  11. Riley Chamberlain (Brigham Young University) – 4:16.79

Rai Benjamin Runs 47.45 In 400mH Prelims

Men’s 400m Hurdles Prelims Results

  1. Rai Benjamin (Nike) – 47.45 Q
  2. Caleb Dean (Adidas) – 47.76 Q
  3. Christopher Robinson (D4) – 47.76 Q
  4. Aldrich Bailey (U.S. Army) – 49.00 Q
  5. Craig Allen (Asics) – 49.04 Q
  6. Kody Blackwood (Texas) – 49.12 Q
  7. Khallifah Rosser (Nike) – 49.35 q
  8. James Smith II (Arizona Flames TC) – 49.44 q
  9. Reyte Rash (Unattached) – 49.58 q

Jasmine Moore Wins Triple Jump US Title

Women’s Triple Jump Final Results

  1. Jasmine Moore (Puma) – 14.68
  2. Agur Dwol (Oklahoma) – 13.76
  3. Euphenie Andre – 13.64
  4. Arianna Fisher – 13.44
  5. Mylana Hearn – 13.39
  6. Ciynamon Stevenson – 13.33
  7. Danylle Kurywchak-Treinish – 13.32
  8. Jasmine Akins – 13.29
  9. Ryann Porter (Oregon) – 13.08
  10. Asha Fletcher – 12.81
  11. Caitlin Simmons – 12.69
  12. Emem Ntekpere (Central Washington) – 12.53
  13. Christina Warren (Miami) – 12.47

Chase Jackson Wins Women’s Shot Put

Women’s Shot Put Final Results

  1. Case Jackson (Nike) – 20.84
  2. Maggie Ewen (Nike) – 19.94
  3. Jessica Ramsey (Adidas) – 19.56
  4. Jaida Ross (Nike OTCE) – 19.33
  5. Jessica Woodard (Iron Wood TC) – 19.10
  6. Akaoma Odeluga (Mississippi) – 18.76
  7. Abby Moore – 18.67
  8. Mya Lesnar – 18.51
  9. Abria Smith (Illinois) – 17.95
  10. Kalynn Meyer – 17.55
  11. Elizabeth Tapper (Michigan) – 17.24
  12. Mye’Joi Williams (Alabama) – 16.53

Dalilah Muhammed Tops 400mH Semis

Women’s 400m Hurdles Semifinals

  1. Dalilah Muhammad (Nike) – 53.80 Q
  2. Anna Cockrell (Nike) – 53.97 Q
  3. Jasmine Jones (Adidas) – 54.36 Q
  4. Sanaa Hebron (Miami) – 55.90 Q
  5. Akala Garrett (Puma) – 55.93 Q
  6. Bianca Stubler (The Buford Bailey TC) – 56.11 q
  7. Jessica Wright (The Buford Bailey TC) – 56.25 Q
  8. Abigail Glynn – 56.43 q
  9. Arianna Smith (Garden State TC) – 56.50 q

Jacory Patterson Wins Men’s 400m Final

Men’s 400m Final Results

  1. Jacory Patterson (Nike) – 44.16
  2. Chris Bailey (Nike) – 44.43
  3. Khaleb McRae (Tracksmith) – 44.45
  4. Vernon Norwood (New Balance) – 44.47
  5. Ljenoah Mckiver (Florida) – 45.16
  6. Bryce Deadmon – 45.39
  7. Demarius Smith – 45.55
  8. Justin Robinson – 45.73
  9. Paul Dedewo – 45.87

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Wins 400m US Title

Women’s 400m Final Results

  1. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (New Balance) – 48.90
  2. Isabella Whittaker (On) – 49.59
  3. Aaliyah Butler (Nike) – 49.91
  4. Lynna Irby-Jackson (Adidas) – 50.06
  5. Alexis Holmes (Nike) – 50.33
  6. Britton Wilson (Adidas) – 50.88
  7. Quanera Hayes (Cique Elite TC) – 51.02
  8. Rosey Effiong – 51.29
  9. Rachel Joseph (Iowa State) – 51.58

Masai Russell Runs 12.15 In 100mH

Women’s 100m Hurdles Semifinals

  1. Masai Russell (Nike) – 12.25 Q
  2. Grace Stark (Adidas) – 12.34 Q
  3. Keni Harrison (Adidas) – 12.39 Q
  4. Alia Armstrong – 12.44 Q
  5. Tonea Marshall (Nike) – 12.46 Q
  6. Alaysha Johnson (More Sports MG) – 12.47 Q
  7. Christina Clemons (More Sports MG) – 12.58 q
  8. Destiny Huven – 12.75 q
  9. Rayniah Jones (The Buford Bailey TC) – 12.81 q

Reggie Jagers Wins Men’s Discus Title

Men’s Discus Throw Final Results

  1. Reggie Jagers (U.S. Army) – 66.85
  2. Sam Mattis (Nike/New York AC) – 65.56
  3. Marcus Gustaveson (Velaasa/Throw Town Ramona) – 64.51
  4. Andrew Evans – 64.16
  5. Texas Tanner (Air Force Academy) – 62.92
  6. Robbie Otal (Shore AC) – 62.52
  7. Reno Tuufuli – 62.18
  8. Joseph White – 62.15
  9. Michael Pinckney (UCLA) – 60.06
  10. Jordan Roach – 59.35
  11. Joseph Brown – 59.10
  12. Dallin Shurts (VS Athletics) – 59.04
  13. Legend Hayes (Garage Strength) – 58.22
  14. Mitchell Weber – 58.06
  15. Casey Helm (Princeton) – 57.97
  16. Yakob Ekoue – 52.86

Trey Cunningham Tops Men’s 110mH Prelims

Men’s 110m Hurdles Prelims Results

  1. Trey Cunningham (Adidas) – 13.10 Q
  2. Dylan Beard (D4) – 13.13 Q
  3. Grant Holloway (Adidas) – 13.15 Q
  4. Jamal Britt (Tracksmith) – 13.25 Q
  5. Cordell Tinch (Nike) – 13.34 Q
  6. Ja’Qualon Scott – 13.34 Q
  7. Kendrick Smallwood (Texas) – 13.35 Q
  8. Devion Wilson – 13.41 Q
  9. Bradley Franklin (Samford) – 13.43 Q
  10. Connor Schulman – 13.46 Q
  11. Freddie Crittenden (Adidas) – 13.46 Q
  12. Jamar Marshall (Houston) – 13.51 Q
  13. Darius Brown (DePaul) – 13.54 Q
  14. Ja’Kobe Tharp (Auburn) – 13.58 Q
  15. Christian Martin – 13.65 Q
  16. Cameron Murray (D4) – 13.66 Q
  17. Devontae Ford (Texas Tech) – 13.67 Q
  18. Edward Williams (Central Park TC) – 13.68 Q
  19. Max Hairston – 13.77 q
  20. Demaris Waters (Florida) – 13.80 q
  21. Giovanni Wearing (Wisconsin) – 13.81 Q
  22. Joshua Parrish (Wichita State) – 13.92 Q
  23. Blaise Atkinson – 13.99 Q
  24. Parker Duskin – 14.06 q
  25. Parker Wormek (Central Missouri) – 14.16 Q
  26. Zachary Extine (Arizona) – 14.33 Q
  27. Eric Edwards – 15.24 Q

Nick Christine Wins Men’s 20k Racewalk

Men’s 20k Racewalk Final Results

  1. Nick Christie (Nyac/U.S. Air Force) – 1:24:56.2
  2. Emmanuel Corvera (New York AC) – 1:27:59.2
  3. Jordan Crawford (Raleigh Walkers) – 1:28:02.6
  4. Jason Cherng (New England Walkers) – 1:28:16.0
  5. Anthony Joseph Gruttadauro (Shore AC) – 1:35:29.9
  6. Bricyn Healey (Raleigh Walkers) – 1:37:49.3
  7. Daniel Nehnevaj (Raleigh Walkers) – 1:45:00.9
  8. Joel Pfahler (Dayton TC) – 1:49:57.7

Lauren Harris Wins Women’s 20k Racewalk

Women’s 20k Racewalk Final Results

  1. Lauren Harris (Walk USA) – 1:31:23.7
  2. Maria Michta-Coffey (Oiselle/Walk USA) – 1:39:56.8
  3. Katie Burnett (Harrier TC) – 1:40:35.2
  4. Miranda Melville (New York AC) – 1:41:12.3
  5. Angelica Harris – 1:46:42.9
  6. Lydia McGranahan – 1:48:14.1
  7. Stephanie Casey – 1:48:50.6
  8. Ruby Ray (Walk USA) – 1:52:58.5
  9. Katie Miale (New England Walkers) – 1:53:51.1

USA Track Outdoor Championships 2025 TV Schedule

The USA Track & Field Outdoor National Championships will be broadcast on NBC during the weekend of August 2–3, with additional coverage starting July 31 on Peacock. USATF.TV will broadcast all four days.

Broadcast Schedule (ET):

  • Saturday – NBC (4–6 p.m.), Peacock (4–7 p.m.), USATF.TV (all events outside NBC/Peacock coverage)
  • Sunday – NBC & Peacock (4–6 p.m.), USATF.TV (all events outside NBC/Peacock coverage)

USA Track And Field Championships 2025 Schedule Day 3

Saturday, August 2 – Day 3

  • 10:00 a.m. ET – Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final
  • 10:01 a.m. ET – Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final
  • 2:20 p.m. ET – Men’s Discus Throw Final
  • 3:14 p.m. ET – Men’s 110m Hurdles – First Round
  • 3:40 p.m. ET – Women’s Triple Jump Final
  • 3:40 p.m. ET – Women’s 100m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 3:45 p.m. ET – Women’s Shot Put Final
  • 3:50 p.m. ET – Men’s Pole Vault Final
  • 4:03 p.m. ET – Women’s 400m Final
  • 4:11 p.m. ET – Men’s 400m Final
  • 4:19 p.m. ET – Women’s 400m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 4:41 p.m. ET – Men’s 400m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 5:03 p.m. ET – Women’s 1500m Final
  • 5:14 p.m. ET – Men’s 1500m Final
  • 5:25 p.m. ET – Women’s 100m Hurdles Final
  • 5:49 p.m. ET – Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final
  • 6:04 p.m. ET – Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Final

USA Track And Field Championships 2025 Start Lists

Here are the start lists for Day 3 of competition at the USA Track and Field Championships 2025. 

Women’s 100m Hurdles Semis  

Heat 1  

  • 2. Amanda Kinloch  
  • 3. Gabriele Cunningham  
  • 4. Destiny Huven (More Sports MG)  
  • 5. Grace Stark (Adidas)  
  • 6. Keni Harrison (Adidas)  
  • 7. Ana-Liese Torian (Auburn)  

Heat 2  

  • 2. Brandee Johnson  
  • 3. Rayniah Jones (The Buford Bailey TC)  
  • 4. Christina Clemons (More Sports MG)  
  • 5. Alia Armstrong  
  • 6. Masai Russell (Nike)  
  • 7. Anisa Bowen-Fontenot (Mercury San Diego T&F)  
  • 8. Myreanna Bebe  

Heat 3  

  • 2. Alexis Glasco (Kentucky)  
  • 3. Sydni McMillan  
  • 4. Tonea Marshall (Nike)  
  • 5. Alaysha Johnson (More Sports MG)  
  • 6. Alexandra Webster  
  • 7. Aaliyah McCormick (Oregon)

Men’s 110m Hurdles Prelims

Heat 1  

  • 2. Connor Schulman  
  • 3. Jamar Marshall (Houston)  
  • 4. Christian Martin  
  • 5. Devontae Ford (Texas Tech)  
  • 6. Ja’kobe Tharp (Auburn)  
  • 7. Cordell Tinch (Nike)  
  • 8. Demaris Waters (Florida)  

Heat 2  

  • 2. Freddie Crittenden (Adidas)  
  • 3. Zachary Extine (Arizona)  
  • 4. Robert Dunning  
  • 5. Eric Edwards  
  • 6. Parker Wormek (Central Missouri)  
  • 7. Joshua Parrish (Wichita State)  
  • 8. Dylan Beard (D4)  

Heat 3  

  • 2. Jamal Britt (Tracksmith)  
  • 3. Darius Brown (DePaul)  
  • 4. Ja’Qualon Scott  
  • 5. Edward Williams (Central Park TC)  
  • 6. Grant Holloway (Adidas)  
  • 7. Devion Wilson  
  • 8. Max Hairston  

Heat 4  

  • 2. Trey Cunningham (Adidas)  
  • 3. Giovanni Wearing (Wisconsin)  
  • 4. Cameron Murray (D4)  
  • 5. Kendrick Smallwood (Texas)  
  • 6. Parker Duskin  
  • 7. Bradley Franklin (Samford)  
  • 8. Daniel Roberts (Nike)  
  • 9. Blaise Atkinson

Women’s 400m Final

  • 1. Rosey Effiong 
  • 2. Alexis Holmes (Nike) 
  • 3. Rachel Joseph (Iowa State) 
  • 4. Lynna Irby-Jackson (Adidas) 
  • 5. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (New Balance) 
  • 6. Isabella Whittaker (On) 
  • 7. Britton Wilson (Adidas) 
  • 8. Quanera Hayes (Cique Elite TC) 
  • 9. Aaliyah Butler (Nike) 

Men’s 400m Final

  • 1. Paul Dedewo
  • 2. Khaleb McRae (Tracksmith)
  • 3. Justin Robinson
  • 4. Jenoah McKiver (Florida)
  • 5. Jacory Patterson (Nike)
  • 6. Bryce Deadmon
  • 7. Vernon Norwood (New Balance)
  • 8. Demarius Smith
  • 9. Chris Bailey (Nike)

Women’s 400m Hurdles Prelims

Heat 1

  • 4. Jasmine Robinson (The Heat TC) 57.12
  • 5. Jasmine Jones (adidas) 52.29
  • 6. Jessica Wright (The Buford Bailey TC) 55.78
  • 7. Abigail Glynn 55.31
  • 8. Cassandra Tate 54.01

Heat 2

  • 3. Yasmeen Tinsley (Garden State TC) 56.97
  • 4. Bianca Stubler (The Buford Bailey TC) 55.37
  • 5. Riley Knebes (FastTrack Training & Rehab) 56.46
  • 6. Sanaa Hebron (Miami) 55.21
  • 7. Anna Cockrell (Nike) 51.87
  • 8. Arianna Smith (Garden State TC) 56.11

Heat 3

  • 3. Aliya Garozzo (Duke) 55.77
  • 4. Deonca Bookman 55.38
  • 5. Akala Garrett (Puma) 53.73
  • 6. Dalilah Muhammad (Nike) 51.58
  • 7. Jourdin Edwards (Kansas State) 56.73
  • 8. Brianna Green (Fresno Pacific) 56.88

Men’s 400m Hurdles Prelims

Heat 1

  • 2. Reyte Rash 49.45
  • 3. Drake Schneider 48.85
  • 4. Ja-Van Poole (Oakland) 49.87
  • 5. Noah-Cameron Langford 49.50
  • 6. Jevon Williams (D4) 48.77
  • 7. Christopher Robinson (D4) 48.92
  • 8. Marcus Johnson (Honeydew Consulting TC) 49.93
  • 9. Caleb Dean (Adidas) 47.23

Heat 2

  • 2. Gabriel Singh (Eastern Michigan) 50.32
  • 3. James Smith II (Arizona Flames TC) 48.87
  • 4. Craig Allen (ASICS) 47.58
  • 5. Bryce McCray 49.52
  • 6. Jarrett Gentles (Coppin State University) 49.78
  • 7. Trevor Bassitt (Adidas) 47.38
  • 8. Aldrich Bailey (U.S. Army) 48.55
  • 9. Khallifah Rosser (Nike) 47.59

Heat 3

  • 2. Mario Paul (Texas Tech) 49.66
  • 3. Jason Parrish (Wichita State) 49.17
  • 4. Johnny Brackins (On) 49.04
  • 5. Matthew Wilkinson 50.61
  • 6. Kody Blackwood (Texas) 48.66
  • 7. Rai Benjamin (Nike) 46.17
  • 8. Ja’Qualon Scott 48.29
  • 9. Xavier Branker (North Carolina State) 49.69

Women’s 1500m Final

  • 1. Rachel McArthur (ASICS) 4:04.80
  • 2. Dani Jones (New Balance) 4:00.64
  • 3. Helen Schlachtenhaufen 3:59.71
  • 4. Taryn Rawlings (Adidas) 4:05.02
  • 5. Riley Chamberlain (Brigham Young University) 4:02.03
  • 6. Gracie Morris (Pum) 4:04.05
  • 7. Laurie Barton (Atlanta TC Elite) 4:03.46
  • 8. Sinclaire Johnson (Nike Swoosh TC) 3:56.75
  • 9. Heather MacLean (New Balance) 3:58.31
  • 10. Emily Mackay (New Balance) 3:55.90
  • 11. Margot Appleton (New Balance) 4:04.72
  • 12. Nikki Hiltz (Lululemon) 3:55.33

Men’s 1500m Final

  • 1. Vincent Ciattei (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance) 3:31.69
  • 2. Eric Holt (Puma/Empire Elite TC) 3:32.95
  • 3. Luke Houser (Atlanta TC Elite) 3:33.99
  • 4. Ethan Strand (Nike Swoosh TC) 3:33.22
  • 5. Jonah Koech (Under Armour) 3:31.43
  • 6. Sam Prakel (Adidas) 3:33.08
  • 7. Joe Waskom (Adidas) 3:33.74
  • 8. Yared Nuguse (OAC) 3:27.80
  • 9. Cole Hocker (Nike Swoosh TC) 3:27.65
  • 10. Hobbs Kessler (Adidas) 3:29.45
  • 11. Gary Martin (Virginia) 3:33.01
  • 12. Nathan Green (Adidas) 3:32.20

Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Final

  • 1. Kaylee Mitchell (Nike Swoosh TC)
  • 2. Logan Jolly (ASICS)
  • 3. Val Constien (Nike Swoosh TC)
  • 4. Angelina Napoleon (North Carolina State)
  • 5. Lexy Halladay-Lowry (Nike Swoosh TC)
  • 6. Allie Ostrander
  • 7. Emma Gee
  • 8. Gabrielle Jennings (adidas)
  • 9. Olivia Markezich (OAC)
  • 10. Colett Rampf (U.S. Army)
  • 11. Kristlin Gear (Hoka)
  • 12. Gracie Hyde (Puma)
  • 13. Courtney Wayment (On)
  • 14. Angelina Ellis (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance)

Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final

  • 1. Benjamin Balazs (Oregon)
  • 2. Derek Johnson
  • 3. Isaac Updike (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance)
  • 4. James Corrigan (Brigham Young University)
  • 5. Alec Basten
  • 6. Parker Stokes (Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC)
  • 7. Yasin Sado (ASICS)
  • 8. Duncan Hamilton (Nike Swoosh TC)
  • 9. Kenneth Rooks (Nike)
  • 10. Matthew Wilkinson (Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance)
  • 11. Daniel Michalski (U.S. Air Force)
  • 12. Nathan Mountain (Virginia)
  • 13. Benard Keter (Nike/U.S. Army)
  • 14. Gable Sieperda

Women’s Triple Jump Final

  • 1. Emem Ntekpere (Central Washington)
  • 2. Asha Fletcher 
  • 3. Caitlin Simmons
  • 4. Jasmine Akins
  • 5. Ashley Moore (Oklahoma) 
  • 6. Jasmine Moore (Puma)
  • 7. Danylle Kurywchak-Treinish
  • 8. Ciynamon Stevenson
  • 9. Mylana Hearn 
  • 10. Agur Dwol (Oklahoma) 
  • 11. Ryann Porter (Oregon)
  • 12. Christina Warren (Miami)
  • 13. Arianna Fisher 
  • 14. Euphenie Andre 

Men’s Discus Throw Final

  • 1. Robbie Otal (Shore AC) 
  • 2. Dallin Shurts (VS Athletics) 
  • 3. Mitchell Weber
  • 4. Andrew Evans 
  • 5. Texas Tanner (Air Force Academy) 
  • 6. Joseph Brown
  • 7. Marcus Gustaveson (Velaasa/Throw Town Ramona)
  • 8. Michael Pinckney (UCLA) 
  • 9. Reno Tuufuli 
  • 10. Joseph White
  • 11. Casey Helm (Princeton) 
  • 12. Yakob Ekoue 
  • 13. Reggie Jagers (U.S. Army) 
  • 14. Jordan Roach 
  • 15. Legend Hayes (Garage Strength) 
  • 16. Sam Mattis (NIKE/New York AC) 

Women’s Shot Put Final

  • 1. Mye’Joi Williams (Alabama) 18.18
  • 2. Maggie Ewen (Nike) 20.45
  • 3. Abria Smith (Illinois) 18.92
  • 4. Elizabeth Tapper (Michigan) 18.26
  • 5. Chase Jackson (Nike) 20.95
  • 6. Akaoma Odeluga (Mississippi) 18.93
  • 7. Jessica Woodard (Iron Wood TC) 19.40
  • 8. Mya Lesnar 19.60
  • 9. Jaida Ross (Nike OTCE) 20.13
  • 10. Kalynn Meyer 17.96
  • 11. Abby Moore 19.00
  • 12. Jessica Ramsey (Adidas) 20.12

Men’s Pole Vault Final

  • 1. Kobe Babin 
  • 2. Tray Oates
  • 3. KC Lightfoot (Puma) 
  • 4. Hunter Garretson (Akron) 
  • 5. Sam Kendricks (Nike) 
  • 6. Logan Hammer (Utah State) 
  • 7. Cole Walsh 
  • 8. Austin Miller 
  • 9. Scott Toney (Washington) 
  • 10. Nathan Richartz (Tracksmith) 
  • 11. Zach Bradford 
  • 12. Keaton Daniel (Nike)
  • 13. Matt Ludwig 
  • 14. Carson Waters 
  • 15. Ashton Barkdull (Kansas) 

How To Watch USA Track Outdoor Championships 2025

The USA Track & Field Outdoor National Championships will be broadcast on NBC during the weekend of August 2–3, with additional coverage starting July 31 on Peacock. USATF.TV will broadcast all four days.

Broadcast Schedule (ET):

  • Thursday – USATF.TV (all events)
  • Friday – USATF.TV (all events)
  • Saturday – NBC (4–6 p.m.), Peacock (4–7 p.m.), USATF.TV (all events outside NBC/Peacock coverage)
  • Sunday – NBC & Peacock (4–6 p.m.), USATF.TV (all events outside NBC/Peacock coverage)

USA Track And Field Championships 2025 Schedule

Saturday, August 2 – Day 3

  • 10:00 a.m. ET – Women’s 20 km Race Walk Final
  • 10:01 a.m. ET – Men’s 20 km Race Walk Final
  • 2:20 p.m. ET – Men’s Discus Throw Final
  • 3:14 p.m. ET – Men’s 110m Hurdles – First Round
  • 3:40 p.m. ET – Women’s Triple Jump Final
  • 3:40 p.m. ET – Women’s 100m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 3:45 p.m. ET – Women’s Shot Put Final
  • 3:50 p.m. ET – Men’s Pole Vault Final
  • 4:03 p.m. ET – Women’s 400m Final
  • 4:11 p.m. ET – Men’s 400m Final
  • 4:19 p.m. ET – Women’s 400m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 4:41 p.m. ET – Men’s 400m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 5:03 p.m. ET – Women’s 1500m Final
  • 5:14 p.m. ET – Men’s 1500m Final
  • 5:25 p.m. ET – Women’s 100m Hurdles Final
  • 5:49 p.m. ET – Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final
  • 6:04 p.m. ET – Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Final

Sunday, August 3 – Day 4

  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Women’s Pole Vault Final
  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Women’s Discus Final
  • 3:05 p.m. ET – Men’s 200m Semifinal
  • 3:30 p.m. ET – Men’s Triple Jump Final
  • 3:32 p.m. ET – Women’s 200m Semifinal
  • 3:50 p.m. ET – Men’s High Jump Final
  • 3:55 p.m. ET – Men’s 110m Hurdles Semifinal
  • 4:18 p.m. ET – Women’s 800m Final
  • 4:26 p.m. ET – Men’s 800m Final
  • 4:34 p.m. ET – Women’s 400m Hurdles Final
  • 4:40 p.m. ET – Men’s Shot Put Final
  • 4:43 p.m. ET – Men’s 400m Hurdles Final
  • 4:52 p.m. ET – Men’s 5000m Final
  • 5:13 p.m. ET – Women’s 200m Final
  • 5:22 p.m. ET – Men’s 200m Final
  • 5:31 p.m. ET – Women’s 5000m Final
  • 5:54 p.m. ET – Men’s 110m Hurdles Final

USA Track Championships 2025 Qualifying Standards

Men’s Qualifying Standards

  • 100m: 10.05
  • 200m: 20.24
  • 400m: 45.20
  • 800m: 1:46.25
  • 1500m: 3:37.00
  • 5,000m: 13:20.00
  • 10,000m: 27:50.00
  • 110m Hurdles: 13.50
  • 400m Hurdles: 49.50
  • 3000m Steeplechase: 8:29.00
  • 20k Race Walk: 1:36:00
  • 5k Race Walk: 22:00
  • 10k Race Walk: 46:30
  • High Jump: 2.27m
  • Pole Vault: 5.80m
  • Long Jump: 8.12m
  • Triple Jump: 16.30m
  • Shot Put: 20.80m
  • Discus Throw: 62.00m
  • Hammer Throw: 72.50m
  • Javelin Throw: 76.00m
  • Decathlon: 7900 points

Women’s Qualifying Standards

  • 100m: 11.08
  • 200m: 22.60
  • 400m: 51.00
  • 800m: 1:59.80
  • 1500m: 4:05.00
  • 5,000m: 15:09.59
  • 10,000m: 31:32.00
  • 100m Hurdles: 12.78
  • 400m Hurdles: 56.00
  • 3000m Steeplechase: 9:35.00
  • 20k Race Walk: 1:48:00
  • High Jump: 1.87m
  • Pole Vault: 4.60m
  • Long Jump: 6.65m
  • Triple Jump: 13.50m
  • Shot Put: 18.00m
  • Discus Throw: 58.50m
  • Hammer Throw: 71.00m
  • Javelin Throw: 55.50m
  • Heptathlon: 6000 points

Watch The Diamond League World Feed & Athlete’s Lounge On FloTrack

FloTrack offers more ways than ever to experience the full Diamond League season.

  • Subscribers get full access to the official World Feed, featuring British commentary and comprehensive event coverage.
  • In addition, FloTrack produces the Athlete’s Lounge, a separate broadcast airing alongside the meets that offers in-depth commentary, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews with Trey Hardee, English Gardner, Matthew Centrowitz, and special guests.
  • Plus, dedicated field event streams provide focused coverage to ensure fans don’t miss any of the action in those disciplines.

The Athlete’s Lounge for the Silesia, Brussels, and Zurich meets will be broadcast for FREE on YouTube, X (Twitter), and Facebook. 

Diamond League 2025 Schedule

Here’s the full Wanda Diamond League schedule in 2025.

  • April 26, 2025 – Xiamen (CHN)
  • May 3, 2025 – Shanghai/Keqiao
  • May 16, 2025 – Doha (QAT)
  • May 25, 2025 – Rabat (MAR)
  • June 6, 2025 – Rome (ITA)
  • June 12, 2025 – Oslo (NOR)
  • June 15, 2025 – Stockholm (SWE)
  • June 20, 2025 – Paris (FRA)
  • July 5, 2025 – Eugene (USA)
  • July 11, 2025 – Monaco (MON)
  • July 19, 2025 – London (GBR)
  • August 16, 2025 – Silesia (POL)
  • August 20, 2025 – Lausanne (SUI)
  • August 22, 2025 – Brussels (BEL)
  • August 27-28, 2025 – Zurich (SUI)

Diamond League Prize Money

The 2025 Wanda Diamond League series will distribute a record $9.24 million in total prize money, with $500,000 allocated to each of the regular season meets, including an increased payout for select Diamond+ Disciplines at each meeting.

For the season opener in Xiamen, the Diamond+ Disciplines will be 5000m Women, High Jump Women, 110m Hurdles Men, and Pole Vault Men.

Diamond Disciplines

  1. $10,000
  2. $6,000
  3. $4,000
  4. $3,000
  5. $2,500
  6. $2,000
  7. $1,500
  8. $1,000
  9. $500

Diamond+ Disciplines

  1. $20,000
  2. $10,000
  3. $6,000
  4. $5,000
  5. $3,000
  6. $2,500
  7. $2,000
  8. $1,500
  9. $750

Don’t Miss A Second Of The 2025 Diamond League

This year, the Diamond League is streaming live on FloTrack and the FloSports app, and FloTrack is giving fans more Diamond League access than ever before. For the first time ever, the Diamond League is streaming to fans all the feeds, not just the traditional world feed.

Fans will have uninterrupted coverage for every throw, leap and run during the meets as well as the traditional broadcast.

Where To Watch Diamond League?

The Wanda Diamond League will be broadcast on FloTrack and the FloSports app starting with the 2025 season. 

FloTrack Archived Footage

Video footage from each event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloTrack subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscriptions.

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Volleyball adds five transfers to 2026 roster

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TEMPE – After graduating six in 2025, the 2026 Sun Devil Volleyball roster has reloaded by signing five transfers, including two pin hitters, two middle blockers and a setter.

The pin hitters joining the team are Aniya Clinton (graduate from Kansas State) and Una Vajagic (junior from Wisconsin). The middle blockers are Aurora Papac (sophomore from Kansas) and Tosia Serafinowska (redshirt sophomore from Wisconsin). Lastly, the newest setter on the team is Isabella Costantini (senior from UTRGV). All five will join the team for the spring semester.

“We feel like we were able to address all of our needs with these roster additions, creating more depth than we’ve ever had,” said head coach JJ Van Niel. “Throughout the recruiting process, it became apparent that each of them will truly be committed to the Sun Devil Volleyball way, and for that, we are grateful and excited. When you couple exceptional athleticism and skill with passion, great things can happen, and we feel these five will continue to help us achieve our lofty program goals!”

There are also four incoming freshmen that will join the roster who all signed in November. Paige Lehman and Elle Mottola joining this month and Ella Hope and Grace Martin joining in the summer.

Aniya Clinton
Graduate | 6-2 | Outside Hitter | Midland, Texas | Kansas State

  • Spent four seasons at Kansas State, redshirting her freshman year. In 2025, she helped them get to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
  • Played in all but two matches in 2025 and was second on the team in kills with 351. She had 18 matches with double-digit kills, including three with 20 or more, and notched nine double-doubles this season also.
  • Her career high in kills is 25, which she has reached three times (twice in 2025, once in 2024).
  • In 2024, she played in 23 of 27 matches, collecting double-digit kills eight times, ending the season with a streak of five matches in a row. 
  • Named to the All-Big 12 Rookie Team in 2023. That season, she had 13 matches where she reached double figures in kills.
  • Before college, she played club for Texas Advantage and attended Midland High School in Midland, Texas
  • A four-year starter for Midland, she earned the 2020 District 2-6A Outstanding Hitter Award in addition to her selection to the 2020 Texas 6A Girls Coaches Association’s All-State Team
  • In her senior season, she helped Midland reach the Texas 6A bi-district playoffs with a 19-17 record. She led the Lady Bulldogs with 396 kills in 2021 while ranking second on her team with 274 digs.
  • Played club volleyball under head coach and 1984 Chinese Olympian Ping Cao, finishing third in the national tournament in 2021.
  • Her parents are Calonski and Kaelie, and she has one older sister Camryn.
  • Her dad played basketball at Southwestern Oklahoma State, and her mom played basketball at Tarleton State.

Isabella Costantini
Senior | 5-10 | Setter | Curitiba, Brazil | UTRGV

  • Played for the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley for the last two seasons (2024-25). In 2023, she played for Tyler Junior College.
  • Two-time Southland Conference Setter of the Year and First Team All-Conference (2025 and 2024).
  • Her career high in assists is 66, which she earned in 2024. She has 25 matches in her DI career with 40 or more assists and 13 with 50 or more, including three matches of 60 or more. She also has 23 double-doubles in her DI career. 
  • Helped the Vaqueros win the 2025 Southland Conference Championship. She was named to the SLC Volleyball All-Tournament Team. She had three SLC Setter of the Week honors this season. She had 10 double-doubles, 10 matches with 40-plus assists and five with 50-plus assists in 2025. 
  • 2024 Newcomer of the Year. Was also the SLC Setter of the Week five times this season. She set the single-season program record for assists per set with 11.34. She had 13 double-doubles and 15 matches with 40 or more assists. In eight matches, she had 50 or more assists, two of which were 60 or more, with her career high of 66 coming this season.
  • At Tyler Junior College in 2023, she had 72 aces, which was T-10th most in NJCAA Div. I. She was named to the All-Region XIV Second Team.
  • Named to the 2025 CSC Academic All-District Team.

Aurora Papac
Sophomore | 6-4 | Middle Blocker | Požega, Croatia | Kansas

  • In her freshman season at Kansas in 2025, she played in 78 out of 131 sets and made an impact. She was third on the team in blocks with 107.
  • Her career high in blocks was 11 against South Florida in 2-25.
  • Prior to college, she was experienced on the international circuit, having competed for Croatia in the U19 World Championships in 2023, European Championships in 2019, 2022 and 2024 and the U20 MEVZA Qualification in 2024.
  • Chosen as the best middle blocker at MEVZA and at the U19 World Championships in 2023.
  • Attended Sport Gymnasium Zagreb.
  • Her parents are Ivan and Martina Papac and she has two younger brothers, Vito and Donat.

Tosia Serafinowska 
Redshirt Sophomore | 6-4 | Middle Blocker | Kiekrz, Poland | Wisconsin

  • Spent her first two seasons at Wisconsin and is a member of the Polish National Team.
  • In 2025, she appeared in five matches, making her collegiate debut against Chicago State. 
  • She did not play in 2024.
  • Prior to college, she played for GKS Wiezyca 2011 Stezyca.
  • She is a three-time gold medal winner in the U17, U18 and U19 Polish Championships. She is a three-time tournament MVP and three-time Best Middle Blocker award winner.
  • Earned a silver medal at the 2021 U16 EEVZA and 2021 EEVZA U17.
  • Awarded leader in blocker ranking in all phases and the best middle blocker statistics at 2021 CEV U16.
  • Full name is Antonina.
  • Her parents are Monika and Tomasz and she has two siblings Zofia and Wojciech. Her sister plays volleyball at Campbellsville University in Kentucky. Her father played basketball for the First Division of Poland men’s basketball team

Una Vajagic
Junior | 6-0 | Outside Hitter | Novi Sad, Serbia | Wisconsin

  • Spent her first two seasons at Wisconsin and has been with the Serbian National Team since 2020.
  • She started all matches in 2025 at outside hitter, helping her team reach the national semifinals, and ended the season with 10 double-doubles. She was second on the team in total kills with 307 and in digs with 275. She had 18 matches with double-digit kills, including the last seven in a row
  • Did not play in 2024 due to injury.
  • Prior to college, she played with Jedinstvo Stara Pazova, one of the top-tier professional volleyball programs in Serbia.
  • Helped Serbia take first place at the World School Volleyball Championship in Brazil.
  • Helped her U19 team to victory in The Serbian Cup, Serbian SuperCup and the Serbian Superleague during the 2023-24 season. She was voted MVP in both the Serbian Cup and Serbian SuperCup.
  • At the 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women’s U21 World Championship, Vajagic earned best scorer and attacker with 16.0 kills and 17.12 points per match.
  • She is a three-time Balkan Championships Gold Medal winner and in 2023 was named Best Outside Hitter.
  • Earned a Silver and Bronze medal at the 2022 and 2020 European Championships.
  • Her parents are Milana and Borislav Vajagic and she has one sister Nadja.



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Saint Francis Men’s Volleyball Falls To BYU During Night One

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Men’s Volleyball | 1/9/2026 10:41:00 PM

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

>> Sam Lane led the Red Flash with six kills and a .667 kill percentage. 

>> Nicholas Lynch protected the net with three blocks.  

>> Saint Francis fell to BYU (25-22, 25-20, 25-18).

TURNING POINT OF THE GAME

After a media timeout, the Red Flash was down 15-8 halfway through the first set. However, BYU made back-to-back errors that gave Saint Francis an opening to go on a 7-1 run. Brady Stump collected three aces in a row to force a timeout call by the Cougars. Kyle Charles ended the run with a clean kill assisted by middle blocker Lane. Although, BYU continued to strike the ball to win all three sets. 

FLASH MOMENTS 

Saint Francis started the second set with a 3-1 lead. Charles assisted both Lane and Cole Dorn for a kill each. The Red Flash went on a 6-2 run to extend their lead to 13-8. BYU created four errors to increase the score gap. Nathan Zini and Lane both threw down kills that were passed up by Charles.  

Lane claimed the first kill of the set thanks to an assist from Charles for the Red Flash. They quickly went on a 5-1 stretch with help from a kill by Dorn and service ace from Lane. BYU continued to make errors as they had another three alone in the run.  

FLASH NUGGETS

Stump finished the late night with five kills and three aces. 

Lane collected six kills, a hitting percentage of .556, and a kill percentage of .667. 

Dorn registered five kills and two assisted blocks. 

Lynch recorded three blocks and two kills. 

Richard Kaminski had a team high five digs. 

Charles tossed in 18 assists during the match. 

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Washington and Lee Announces 2025 Fall Term Scholar-Athlete Awards

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LEXINGTON, Va. – Jan Hathorn, Washington and Lee University’s Michael F. Walsh Director of Athletics, announced that 427 student-athletes earned the W&L Scholar-Athlete Award for achieving a grade-point average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher during the recently completed fall term in December.

The university’s 603 student-athletes combined for an outstanding 3.643 GPA while completing 9,813 credit hours, with 31 student-athletes studying abroad during the fall term.

In the department, 98 Generals earned a perfect 4.0 GPA for the semester.  A table featuring these individuals is included below, alphabetized by sport first then last name.

To view a complete listing of the 2025 Fall Term Scholar Athlete award winners, click this link.






































































































Last Name First Name Sport Grad Year
Cimballa  John Baseball 29
Lagges  Nick Baseball 26
Teague  Camdyn Baseball 28
Turner  John Baseball 26
Brickner  Amanda Field Hockey 26
Dreany  Charlotte Field Hockey 28
McDonald  Julia Field Hockey 26
Zoota  Lauren Field Hockey 28
Bodnar  Cip Football 29
Cigelske  Burke Football 26
Johnson  Henry Football 29
Shallcross  Carter Football / Lacrosse 28
Hobson  Ari Men’s Basketball 28
Ransom  Jackson Men’s Basketball 28
Amare  Davis Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 28
Benjamin  Wyatt Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
Cooper  Robert Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
Kodenski  Jackson Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
Mehendale  Raja Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 28
Rush  Keaton Men’s Cross Country / Track & Field 26
Blanton  Matt Men’s Lacrosse 28
Bryant  Jack Men’s Lacrosse 28
Kallen  Gray Men’s Lacrosse 29
Lehman  Andrew Men’s Lacrosse 26
Reiter  Gabe Men’s Lacrosse 28
Smink  Eli Men’s Lacrosse 29
Cordova  Aaron Men’s Soccer 27
Furman  Miles Men’s Soccer 28
Furman  Spencer Men’s Soccer 27
Hall  Willy Men’s Soccer 26
Jenkins  Matthew Men’s Soccer 27
Joseph  Will Men’s Soccer 26
Ordway  Christopher Men’s Soccer 29
Peterson  Trey Men’s Soccer 28
Gray  Aiden Men’s Swimming 27
Murphy  Patrick Men’s Swimming 26
Pharr  Rhodes Men’s Swimming 26
Ramos  John Men’s Swimming 27
Tinsley  Cooper Men’s Swimming 28
Imorde  Henry Men’s Tennis 29
Rao  Sanjheev Men’s Tennis 27
Clark  Schuyler Men’s Track & Field 26
Heinze  Luke Men’s Track & Field 29
Jakubowski-Lewis  Danny Men’s Track & Field 26
Capuzzi  Brooke Riding 27
Condrell  Jade Riding 26
Csatlos  Sophie Riding 29
Ghostine  Sarah Riding 29
Hammer  Kate Riding 29
Martin  Kate Riding 26
McClure  Henry Riding 28
Miranda  Kaycie Riding 29
Sinclair  Ryon Riding 29
Debiec  Riley Volleyball 26
Mitchener  Grace Volleyball 27
Natwick  Caroline Volleyball 26
Pierre-Louis  Diane Volleyball 26
Trainor  Turi Volleyball 27
Lawson  Katie Women’s Basketball 26
McGuinness  Quinn Women’s Basketball 26
Prechel  Elka Women’s Basketball 26
Adams  Hannah Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
Brown  Reese Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
Engle  Josie Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 29
Harvey  Lydia Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 27
King  Sally Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 29
Nastopoulos  Lily Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 29
Bhatt  Toral Women’s Golf 29
Wong  Ella Women’s Golf 27
Taylor  Carleigh Women’s Lacrosse 28
Andrews  Calla Women’s Soccer 27
Bowman  Shay Women’s Soccer 27
Espinosa  Julia Women’s Soccer 29
Gabriel  Chrysoula Women’s Soccer 29
Green  Mary Parrish Women’s Soccer 29
Hecker  Ava Women’s Soccer 26
McEnroe  Katherine Women’s Soccer 28
Mellides  Maura Women’s Soccer 29
Watson  Abigail Women’s Soccer 27
Attar  Clara Women’s Swimming 26
Brame-Goldthwaite  Sophia Women’s Swimming 29
Bredehoeft  Celia Women’s Swimming 28
Fenton  Frances Women’s Swimming 29
Hackman  Dani Women’s Swimming 26
Jellig  Maria Women’s Swimming 26
Lathrop  Virginia Women’s Swimming 29
McBoyle  Paige Women’s Swimming 26
Donnelly  Sarah Women’s Tennis 28
Kach  Jordan Women’s Tennis 26
Long  Lauren Women’s Tennis 26
Cholewa  Abigail Women’s Track & Field 27
Morante  Mackenzie Women’s Track & Field 27
Sawicki  Elizabeth Women’s Track & Field 29
Wood  Katie Women’s Track & Field 28
Rubin  Ben Wrestling 28
Santowski  John Wrestling 26
Svetanant  Tharun Wrestling 27
Wright  Jacob Wrestling 27

 

Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, Washington and Lee University is a proud member of NCAA Division III and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Founded in 1749, W&L is the ninth-oldest college in the United States and a top-ranked liberal arts university. With over 500 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports, the Generals have celebrated over 265 conference championships. Learn more about the Blue and White by visiting www.generalssports.com or on social media at @WLUGenerals.



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Track and Field Begins 2026 Strong at TCNJ Lions Invitational

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NEW YORK – Columbia track & field opened the 2026 indoor season with multiple podium finishes, personal bests, and program marks at the TCNJ Lions Invitational on Friday inside the Armory.


FIELD EVENTS

Columbia turned in a strong showing across the field events. In the women’s pole vault, Jessica Thompson led the Lions with a third-place finish after clearing a personal best mark of 3.80m and is currently at the 64th spot in the nation. Seraiah Bruno and Lucy Markow each cleared 3.50m, with Bruno recording a season best.

On the men’s side of the pole vault, Liam Wright delivered a runner-up finish with a clearance of 4.55m, while Gavin Holcombe placed fifth at 4.40m.

In the high jump, Collin Moore led Columbia with a third-place finish in the men’s competition after clearing 1.95m. On the women’s side, Norina Khanzada and Fiona McKenna each cleared 1.50m, finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.

Zayna Flynn represented Columbia in the women’s shot put, placing ninth with a mark of 8.17m. In the men’s shot put, Adam Jaros finished 10th with a throw of 10.27m.


RUNNING EVENTS

Columbia delivered a strong performance on the track. In the men’s sprints, Matthew Mazero captured the 200m title with a time of 21.85, earning the 84th spot in the nation while Zach Willen followed closely in second at 21.98. The duo returned to the track in the 60m finals, where Mazero placed third with a time of 7.02, and Willen added a personal best with a 7.12 race effort.

The men’s 40 relay quartet of Evan Singleton, Caden Cutchall, Zach Willen, and Matthew Mazero sped past the competition, finishing second with a time of 3:20.79. Cutchall also impressed in the 500m, placing third in the 50 competition with a personal-best 1:04.99, while Haydn Brotschi posted a personal best time of 33.98 to finish second in the 300m.

On the women’s side, Columbia placed third in the 4×400 relay, crossing the line in 4:10.82 behind a strong effort from Kylie Castillo, Jayla Johnson, Olivia Dada, and Roya Amirhamzeh. Castillo also added a fifth-place finish in the 200m with a time of 26.16, while Olivia Sterling finished sixth in the 60m finals at 8.00.

In the middle-distance events, Roya Amirhamzeh clocked 1:21.85 in the 500m, while the Lions continued to post solid depth performances in the 300m, led by Kylie Castillo, who ran 41.23.


UP NEXT

The Lions are heading to Yale for an Ivy competition against Yale and Dartmouth on Saturday, January 17, with field events scheduled at 11 am and running events scheduled at 2:30 pm

Stay up to date on all things Columbia track & field by following the Lions on Twitter (@CULionsXCTF), Instagram (@culionsxctf) and on Facebook (@ColumbiaAthletics).



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Buffs Building Towards Opener – University of Colorado Athletics

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BOULDER — Head coach Ann Elliott Whidden and her Colorado lacrosse team returned to the field inside the Ford Practice Facility on Thursday, officially marking the start of the 2026 season.

The Buffaloes enter their 13th season in 2026, all under the direction of Whidden, who has compiled a 130-75 record.

“It is great to be back with this team,” Whidden expressed. “This group is highly focused and motivated to get to work and we have had a great start to our spring practices. The intensity and competitiveness they bring everyday has been great to see.”

Colorado played seven fall warm-up games, including a pair against the team’s season-opening opponent, Northwestern. The Buffs also played exhibition games against Canada’s U20 National Team, Marquette, Denver, and Stanford before their annual scrimmage against CU alums.

The 2025 Buffs finished 8-8 overall and 4-1 in Big 12 play, earning the No. 2 seed in the inaugural Big 12 Tournament. Returning defender Jess Peluso scored Nike Lacrosse Media All-America honorable mention honors last season and was the Big 12’s Defensive Player of the Year.

Sophomore goaltender Elena Oh won four Big 12 Goalkeeper of the Week awards last year and was selected to the Big 12 All-Newcomer Team. She led the Big 12 and ranked 18th in the NCAA with a 9.81 goals-against average in her freshman season. Oh was also third in the conference with a .399 save% and made 5.93 saves per game (5th Big 12).

Also returning in 2026 are All-Conference selections Maddie Shoup and Lily Assini. The offensive duo finished second and third on the team in points last season, respectively. Shoup totaled career-highs in goals (30) and assists (13) for 43 total points. Assini totaled 16 goals and a career-high 23 assists for a career-best 39 points.

Colorado scored 178 total goals in 2025 and returns 57% of its scoring from a year ago.

“We are so excited for the spring and the challenges we have on our schedule,” Whidden added. “We are looking forward to taking the next few weeks to lock in on ourselves and just focus on getting better everyday so we are prepared for those opportunities. This is a great group and I’m just really looking forwarding to seeing what we can do this season!”

Nine true freshmen will look to compete for some key roles this spring. Whidden added newcomers Rowan Edson, Georgia Rios and Sophia Yeskulsky to the attack, Charlotte Yeskulsky, Alison Stevens, Julia Etu and Parker Lemm to the middles and Hailie Abrams and Ryann McLeod to the defensive corps. Jillian Kane joins the goalie depth chart, having played her first two seasons at Colby College.

The season gets underway with a trip to Evanston, Ill., to play national runner-up Northwestern on Feb. 9. The Buffs’ first home game is set for Feb. 15 against Cornell.

For more information on Colorado Lacrosse, please visit cubuffs.com/wlax. Fans of the Buffs can follow @cubuffswlax on Instagram, X, TikTok, and Facebook.



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Jenkins Adds Marinkovic to 2026 Transfer Class

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CHARLOTTE – Charlotte Volleyball Head Coach Benavia Jenkins has announced the signing of NC State transfer outside hitter Sara Marinkovic.

A native of Belgrade, Serbia, Marinkovic joins the 49ers from NC State where she spent her freshman season, appearing in one match and tallying one kill.  Before college, she attended Gimnazija “Branko Radičević” Stara Pazova where she earned first team All-Region honors. Academically, she earned a diploma for excellent achievement. The outside hitter finished first in all pioneer, cadet and junior competitions while playing club.

“I really loved the energy I felt watching the games,” said Marinkovic. “I’ve heard great things about how kind and supportive the coaches, staff, and players are, and how hard everyone works. It also means a lot to me to have my former teammate, Jovana, going through this process with me.”

During the 2020-21 club season, she placed third in the Serbian Prva Liga with OK Omladinac and went on to finish first the following year. At the 2024-25 Servia SuperCup, she placed second with Jedinstvo Stara Pazova.

 



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