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2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships

NCAA Track And Field Championships Results & Recap From Day 2

NCAA Track And Field Championships Results & Recap From Day 2

The 2026 NCAA Track and Field Championships continued with Women's Day 1, and Adaejah Hodge showed up big time.

Jun 12, 2026 by Joe Harrington
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Adaejah Hodge delivered the performance of the day Thursday at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, rewriting the collegiate record book in the women's 100-meter prelims. 

The Georgia freshman blasted a wind-legal 10.63 to break Sha'Carri Richardson's NCAA record of 10.75, becoming the fastest woman in NCAA history and stamping herself as the favorite heading into Saturday's final.

The championships also crowned several national champions on the opening day of women's competition. Washington's Amanda Moll cleared 4.84 meters to win the pole vault while breaking the meet and championship records. 

Nebraska's Axelina Johansson shattered the meet record in the shot put with a throw of 19.92 meters, and Stanford's Alyssa Jones won the long jump with a meet-record leap of 7.06 meters.

One of the night's biggest surprises came in the women's 10,000 meters. Iowa State freshman Mercyline Kirwa captured the national title in 31:54.88, defeating defending champion Pamela Kosgei of New Mexico and NCAA record holder Jane Hedengren of BYU. Fellow Iowa State freshman Betty Kipkore added a fourth-place finish to cap a memorable night for the Cyclones.

The championships also featured one of the most heartbreaking moments of the meet. Defending NCAA 200-meter champion JaMeesia Ford of South Carolina pulled up during her preliminary heat with an apparent lower-body injury and did not finish. Ford left the track in a wheelchair and in tears, ending her title defense before the final.

On the track, Arkansas posted the fastest time in the women's 4x400-meter relay prelims, while Georgia's Dejanea Oakley led the 400-meter qualifiers and South Carolina's Akala Garrett topped the 400-meter hurdles field. 

With multiple event finals still to come, Thursday's session produced records, upsets and emotional moments that set the stage for a dramatic finish to the NCAA Championships.

Here's a recap of the Thursday action. 

Arkansas Posts Fastest Time In Women's 4x400m Relay Prelims

Arkansas led all qualifiers with a 3:21.90 as nine teams advanced to the NCAA women's 4x400-meter relay final.

Women's 4x400m Relay Final Qualifiers

  1. Arkansas — 3:21.90 Q
  2. Georgia — 3:24.29 Q
  3. Duke — 3:25.14 Q (SB)
  4. Tennessee — 3:25.21 Q
  5. USC — 3:25.97 Q (SB)
  6. Florida — 3:26.06 q
  7. Iowa — 3:27.21 q (SB)
  8. LSU — 3:29.10 Q
  9. Kentucky — 3:29.28 q

Amanda Moll Breaks Meet And NCAA Championship Records To Win Pole Vault Title

Washington's Amanda Moll cleared 4.84 meters (15-10½) to break the NCAA meet and championship records and lead a Huskies 1-2 finish in the women's pole vault.

Women's Pole Vault Results

  1. Amanda Moll, Washington — 4.84m (15-10½) PB, CL, MR, CR
  2. Hana Moll, Washington — 4.74m (15-6½)
  3. Anna Willis, South Dakota — 4.64m (15-2¾) PB
  4. Ashley Callahan, Louisville — 4.64m (15-2¾) PB
  5. Molly Haywood, Baylor — 4.59m (15-¾) PB
  6. Hannah Grace, Tennessee — 4.54m (14-10¾) PB
  7. Lexi Evans, Cal Poly — 4.49m (14-8¾) PB
  8. Tenly Kuhn, Baylor — 4.49m (14-8¾)
  9. Sara Borton, Washington — 4.49m (14-8¾) PB
  10. Gemma Tutton, Duke — 4.49m (14-8¾) PB
  11. Mia Morello, Illinois — 4.39m (14-4¾)
  12. Marleen Mulla, South Dakota — 4.39m (14-4¾)

Mercyline Kirwa Wins NCAA Women's 10,000m Title

Iowa State freshman Mercyline Kirwa outkicked the favorites to win the NCAA women's 10,000-meter championship in 31:54.88.

Women's 10,000m Results

  1. Mercyline Kirwa, Iowa State — 31:54.88
  2. Pamela Kosgei, New Mexico — 31:56.49
  3. Jane Hedengren, BYU — 31:57.94
  4. Betty Kipkore, Iowa State — 31:59.72 PB
  5. Joy Naukot, West Virginia — 32:01.51 SB
  6. Jadyn Keeler, North Dakota — 32:04.97
  7. Rylee Blade, Florida State — 32:08.83 PB
  8. Jenna Hutchins, BYU — 32:16.16
  9. Hilda Olemomoi, Florida — 32:21.62
  10. Domtila Cheruto, Oklahoma — 32:25.66
  11. Rosina Machu, Gonzaga — 32:26.18 SB
  12. Mercy Jebitok, Akron — 32:26.81 PB

McKyla Van Der Westhuizen Wins NCAA Javelin Title

Rice's McKyla Van Der Westhuizen threw a personal-best 60.87 meters (199-8) to win the NCAA women's javelin championship.

Women's Javelin Results

  1. McKyla Van Der Westhuizen, Rice — 60.87m (199-8) PB
  2. Evelyn Bliss, Bucknell — 60.28m (197-9)
  3. Irene Jepkemboi, TCU — 60.16m (197-4) SB
  4. Valentina Barrios Bornacelli, Missouri — 57.17m (187-6)
  5. Lilly Urban, Nevada — 55.88m (183-4)
  6. Christiana Ellina, Virginia — 54.99m (180-5) PB
  7. Shea Greene, Princeton — 54.90m (180-1)
  8. Arndis Oskarsdottir, FIU — 54.75m (179-7) SB
  9. Jana Lowka, Nebraska — 54.02m (177-3)
  10. Alexis Guillory, LSU — 52.73m (173-0)
  11. Saydi Orange, Washington — 51.86m (170-2)
  12. Eleanor Partrick, Alabama — 51.67m (169-6)

Arkansas Leads Loaded Women's 4x400m Relay Prelims

Arkansas enters the NCAA women's 4x400-meter relay prelims with the fastest season-best time in the nation at 3:20.04, while Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina and LSU also bring national-title-caliber lineups to Hayward Field.

Women's 4x400m Relay Heats

Heat 1

  • UCLA — 3:30.82
  • Miami (Fla.) — 3:30.06
  • Iowa State — 3:28.81
  • Iowa — 3:28.53
  • Duke — 3:26.33
  • Texas — 3:27.03
  • Tennessee — 3:22.73
  • UCF — 3:28.09

Heat 2

  • Vanderbilt — 3:30.93
  • Kansas State — 3:28.74
  • Florida — 3:23.95
  • Nebraska — 3:28.40
  • Georgia — 3:22.54
  • USC — 3:27.80
  • South Carolina — 3:23.42
  • Kansas — 3:30.56

Heat 3

  • Montana State — 3:31.36
  • Ohio State — 3:29.81
  • Texas Tech — 3:28.05
  • Kentucky — 3:25.68
  • Arkansas — 3:20.04
  • LSU — 3:23.94
  • Texas A&M — 3:25.10
  • Clemson — 3:28.78

Axelina Johansson Breaks Meet Record To Win NCAA Shot Put Title

Nebraska's Axelina Johansson shattered the meet record with a winning throw of 19.92 meters (65-4¼) to claim the NCAA women's shot put championship.

Women's Shot Put Results

  1. Axelina Johansson, Nebraska — 19.92m (65-4¼) MR
  2. Ashley Erasmus, USC — 18.14m (59-6¼)
  3. Alida Van Daalen, Florida — 18.12m (59-5½) SB
  4. Jessica Oji, Penn — 17.98m (59-0)
  5. Mine De Klerk, Nebraska — 17.86m (58-7¼)
  6. Nina Ndubuisi, Georgia — 17.67m (57-11¾)
  7. Elizabeth Tapper, Michigan — 17.54m (57-6½) SB
  8. Megan Hague, Auburn — 17.51m (57-5½)
  9. Anthonett Nabwe, Minnesota — 17.40m (57-1)
  10. Makayla Long, Colorado State — 17.07m (56-0)
  11. Kelsie Murrell-Ross, Georgia — 17.02m (55-10¼)
  12. Donna Douglas, Nebraska — 16.94m (55-7)

Alyssa Jones Breaks Meet Record To Win NCAA Long Jump Title

Stanford's Alyssa Jones won the NCAA women's long jump championship with a meet-record leap of 7.06 meters (23-2), becoming the only athlete in the field to surpass seven meters.

Women's Long Jump Results

  1. Alyssa Jones, Stanford — 7.06m (23-2) MR
  2. Shantae Foreman, Clemson — 6.69m (21-11½) PB
  3. Caelyn Harris, Alabama — 6.65m (21-10) PB
  4. Sophia Beckmon, Illinois — 6.57m (21-6¾)
  5. Maeva Tahou, Charleston Southern — 6.56m (21-6¼) PB
  6. Trinity Shadd-Ceres, Creighton — 6.52m (21-4¾) PB
  7. Morgan Davis, Texas A&M — 6.52m (21-4¾)
  8. Aaliyah Lindsay, Kansas State — 6.44m (21-1½)
  9. Katharina Graman, Illinois — 6.44m (21-1½) SB
  10. Tristen Harris, South Carolina — 6.43m (21-1¼)
  11. Prestina Ochonogor, Tarleton State — 6.40m (21-0)
  12. Janae De Gannes, Baylor — 6.39m (20-11¾)

Adaejah Hodge Had Quite The Day 

Jane Hedengren, Pamela Kosgei Headline Women's 10,000m Final

BYU freshman Jane Hedengren and New Mexico sophomore Pamela Kosgei enter the NCAA women's 10,000-meter final with the two fastest times in the nation this season, setting up one of the most anticipated distance races of the championships.

Women's 10,000m Contenders

  • Jane Hedengren, BYU — 30:46.80 (#1 NCAA)
  • Pamela Kosgei, New Mexico — 30:49.99 (#2 NCAA)
  • Caren Kiplagat, Alabama — 31:40.74 (#4 NCAA)
  • Mercyline Kirwa, Iowa State — 31:51.89 (#5 NCAA)
  • Jadyn Keeler, North Dakota — 31:56.03 (#6 NCAA)
  • Jenna Hutchins, BYU — 32:01.02 (#7 NCAA)
  • Betty Kipkore, Iowa State — 32:02.45 (#8 NCAA)
  • Hilda Olemomoi, Florida — 32:03.59 (#9 NCAA)
  • Joy Naukot, West Virginia — 32:07.73 (#11 NCAA)
  • Domtila Cheruto, Oklahoma — 32:18.83 (#12 NCAA)

Ben Barton Wins NCAA Decathlon Title

BYU's Ben Barton used a strong 1,500-meter finish to surge past Kenneth Byrd and claim the NCAA decathlon championship with 8,169 points.

NCAA Decathlon Final Standings

  1. Ben Barton, BYU — 8,169
  2. Kenneth Byrd, Louisville — 8,160
  3. Luuk Pelkmans, Illinois — 8,079
  4. Ryan Gregory, Long Beach State — 8,001 (PB)
  5. Emil Uhlin, Kansas State — 7,976 (PB)
  6. Carter Morton, Northern Iowa — 7,972 (PB)
  7. Joshua Mooney, Connecticut — 7,869 (PB)
  8. Cole Wilson, High Point — 7,855 (PB)
  9. Dorian Charles, Kansas State — 7,764 (PB)
  10. Maximus Tucker, Georgia — 7,727 (PB)

Decathlon 1500m Results

  1. Maximus Tucker, Georgia — 4:07.25 (901 pts, PB)
  2. Ryan Gregory, Long Beach State — 4:18.57 (821 pts, PB)
  3. Emil Uhlin, Kansas State — 4:20.20 (810 pts, PB)
  4. Luuk Pelkmans, Illinois — 4:23.32 (789 pts)
  5. Michael Bennett, Duke — 4:30.97 (738 pts)
  6. Cole Wilson, High Point — 4:31.47 (735 pts, PB)
  7. John Swabik, Kansas — 4:31.48 (735 pts, SB)
  8. Ben Barton, BYU — 4:32.61 (728 pts, PB)
  9. Carter Morton, Northern Iowa — 4:36.28 (704 pts, PB)
  10. Dorian Charles, Kansas State — 4:36.38 (703 pts, PB)
  11. Joshua Mooney, Connecticut — 4:39.30 (685 pts, PB)
  12. Seth Johnson, California — 4:40.92 (675 pts)
  13. Kenneth Byrd, Louisville — 4:41.73 (669 pts, PB)

Adaejah Hodge Leads Women's 200m Final Qualifiers

Georgia freshman Adaejah Hodge ran 21.96 to lead all qualifiers into the NCAA women's 200-meter final after a dramatic preliminary round that saw defending champion JaMeesia Ford exit with a DNF.

Women's 200m Final Qualifiers

  1. Adaejah Hodge, Georgia — 21.96 Q
  2. Gabrielle Matthews, Florida — 22.22 Q (PB)
  3. Camryn Dickson, Texas A&M — 22.22 Q
  4. Yahnari Lyons, Howard — 22.36 Q
  5. Dajaz Defrand, USC — 22.36 q
  6. Shawnti Jackson, LSU — 22.45 Q
  7. Tiriah Kelley, Baylor — 22.51 Q
  8. Christine Mallard, USC — 22.55 q
  9. Alexis Brown, South Carolina — 22.58 q

Defending Champion JaMeesia Ford Pulls Up In Women's 200m Heat 1

Defending NCAA champion JaMeesia Ford of South Carolina suffered a heartbreaking exit from the women's 200-meter prelims after pulling up and recording a DNF in Heat 1.

Women's 200m Heat 1 Results

  1. Yahnari Lyons, Howard — 22.36 Q
  2. Tiriah Kelley, Baylor — 22.51 Q
  3. Christine Mallard, USC — 22.55
  4. Taniya Looney, New Mexico — 22.99
  5. Laila Campbell, Ohio State — 22.99
  6. Lauren Roy, Tarleton State — 22.99
  7. Mia Edim, Duke — 23.13
  8. JaMeesia Ford, South Carolina — DNF

Akala Garrett Leads Women's 400m Hurdles Final Qualifiers

South Carolina's Akala Garrett posted the fastest qualifying time of 54.49 as nine women advanced to the NCAA women's 400-meter hurdles final.

Women's 400m Hurdles Final Qualifiers

  1. Akala Garrett, South Carolina — 54.49 Q
  2. Saira Prince, Arkansas — 55.13 Q (PB)
  3. Vanice Kerubo Nyagisera, Kentucky — 55.41 Q
  4. Cenaiya Billups, Howard — 55.44 q
  5. Amelliah Birdow, Texas — 55.63 Q
  6. Vanessa Balde, Texas Tech — 55.77 q
  7. Kelsie Belquist, Nebraska — 55.94 Q
  8. Morgan Herbst, Arkansas — 56.11 q
  9. Michelle Smith, Georgia — 56.22 Q

Sanu Jallow Leads Women's 800m Final Qualifiers

Arkansas' Sanu Jallow posted the fastest qualifying time at 1:58.89 as nine women advanced to the NCAA 800-meter final.

Women's 800m Final Qualifiers

  1. Sanu Jallow, Arkansas — 1:58.89 Q
  2. Hayley Kitching, Penn State — 1:59.46 Q
  3. Emmaculate Jemutai, Kansas — 1:59.62 Q (PB)
  4. Lauren Tolbert, Duke — 1:59.69 Q
  5. Janet Jepkemboi Amimo, Kentucky — 1:59.75 q
  6. Gladys Chepngetich, Clemson — 1:59.81 q
  7. Makayla Paige, North Carolina — 1:59.91 Q
  8. Juliette Whittaker, Stanford — 1:59.92 Q (SB)
  9. Analisse Batista, Arkansas — 1:59.93 q (PB)

Women's NCAA Shot Put Finals Are Underway

The Shot Put Finals are starting. Fans can stream that event on ESPN+.

Sanu Jallow Leads Loaded Women's 800m Prelim Field

Arkansas' Sanu Jallow enters the NCAA women's 800-meter prelims as the top seed at 1:57.74, but North Carolina's Makayla Paige, Kentucky's Janet Amimo and Clemson's Gladys Chepngetich are all legitimate title contenders in one of the deepest events at Hayward Field.

Women's 800m Heats

Heat 1 

  • Hayley Kitching, Penn State — 1:59.15
  • Veronica Hargrave, Indiana — 1:59.79
  • Jayden Hill, Vanderbilt — 2:00.03
  • Juliette Whittaker, Stanford — 2:00.65
  • Judy Kosgei, Clemson — 2:01.16

Heat 2 

  • Makayla Paige, North Carolina — 1:58.98
  • Emmaculate Jemutai, Kansas — 1:59.88
  • Analisse Batista, Arkansas — 2:00.31
  • Maeve O'Neill, Providence — 2:00.72
  • Emma Sullivan, Kennesaw State — 2:00.73

Heat 3 

  • Sanu Jallow, Arkansas — 1:57.74
  • Janet Amimo, Kentucky — 1:59.01
  • Gladys Chepngetich, Clemson — 1:59.09
  • Layla Haynes, Florida — 1:59.38
  • Lauren Tolbert, Duke — 1:59.58

Dejanea Oakley Leads Women's 400m Final Qualifiers

Georgia's Dejanea Oakley posted the fastest qualifying time of 49.93 as nine women advanced to the NCAA 400-meter final, led by a strong group that includes Arkansas teammates Sanaria Butler and Kaylyn Brown.

Women's 400m Final Qualifiers

  1. Dejanea Oakley, Georgia — 49.93 Q
  2. Sydney Segalla, Boston College — 50.31 Q (PB)
  3. Sanaria Butler, Arkansas — 50.53 Q
  4. Kaylyn Brown, Arkansas — 50.62 Q
  5. Madison Whyte, USC — 50.73 Q
  6. Javonya Valcourt, Tennessee — 50.75 Q
  7. Rachel Joseph, Iowa State — 50.97 q
  8. Onyah Onyinye Favour, SE Louisiana — 51.00 q
  9. Braelyn Baker, Duke — 51.15 q

Still Buzzing Over 100m Record Falling

Dejanea Oakley, Kaylyn Brown Headline Women's 400m Prelims

Georgia's Dejanea Oakley and Arkansas' Kaylyn Brown enter the NCAA women's 400-meter prelims as the top two seeds after running 48.92 and 49.54 this season, respectively, with USC's Madison Whyte and Arkansas' Sanaria Butler also among the favorites to reach the final.

Women's 400m Heats

Heat 1 

  • Dejanea Oakley, Georgia — 48.92
  • Sanaria Butler, Arkansas — 49.86
  • Rachel Joseph, Iowa State — 50.08
  • Alexia Smith, Purdue — 50.51
  • Esther Joseph, Tennessee — 50.97

Heat 2 

  • Madison Whyte, USC — 49.64
  • Javonya Valcourt, Tennessee — 50.26
  • Quincy Penn, Florida — 50.78
  • Braelyn Baker, Duke — 50.80
  • Skyler Franklin, LSU — 50.83

Heat 3 

  • Kaylyn Brown, Arkansas — 49.54
  • Onyah Onyinye Favour, SE Louisiana — 50.25
  • Cydney Wright, Tennessee — 50.52
  • Sydney Segalla, Boston College — 50.63
  • Hannah Douglas, Kentucky — 50.81

Women's NCAA Long Jump Finals Are Underway

The Long Jump Finals are starting. Fans can stream that event on ESPN+.

Adaejah Hodge Leads Women's 100m Final Qualifiers With NCAA Record

Georgia freshman Adaejah Hodge leads all qualifiers into the NCAA women's 100-meter final after her record-breaking 10.63, while Florida State's Shenese Walker, LSU's Shawnti Jackson and Oregon's Aaliyah McCormick headline a loaded championship field

Women's 100m Final Qualifiers

  1. Adaejah Hodge, Georgia — 10.63 Q (PB, CL, MR, CR)
  2. Shawnti Jackson, LSU — 10.88 Q (PB)
  3. Shenese Walker, Florida State — 10.94 Q
  4. Brianna Selby, USC — 10.94 q
  5. Dana Wilson, Tennessee — 11.01 q (PB)
  6. Gabrielle Matthews, Florida — 11.02 Q
  7. JaMeesia Ford, South Carolina — 11.02 q (SB)
  8. Alicia Burnett, Ole Miss — 11.03 Q
  9. Tima Godbless, LSU — 11.08 Q (=SB)

Adaejah Hodge Breaks Sha'Carri Richardson's NCAA Record In Women's 100m Heat 1

Georgia freshman Adaejah Hodge stunned Hayward Field with an NCAA-record 10.63, breaking Sha'Carri Richardson's collegiate and meet record of 10.75 that had stood since the 2019 NCAA Championships. Hodge's performance also established a new collegiate lead and championship record as she became the fastest woman in NCAA history.

Amanda Moll Remains Perfect As Women's Pole Vault Final Continues

Defending NCAA champion Amanda Moll remains among a large group tied for the lead after clearing 4.24 meters, while sister Hana Moll has not yet entered the competition as the women's pole vault final progresses at Hayward Field.

Aaliyah McCormick Posts Fastest Time In Women's Hurdles Prelims

Oregon's Aaliyah McCormick led all qualifiers with a 12.58 as the NCAA women's 100-meter hurdles prelims wrapped up, with Emmi Scales, Celeste Polzonetti, Janela Spencer and Tashina Alase also advancing comfortably to Saturday's final.

Women's 100m Hurdles Final Qualifiers

  1. Aaliyah McCormick, Oregon — 12.58 Q
  2. Emmi Scales, Kentucky — 12.72 Q
  3. Celeste Polzonetti, UCLA — 12.74 Q (PB)
  4. Janela Spencer, Ohio State — 12.77 Q (SB)
  5. Rachel Mehringer, Indiana State — 12.79 q
  6. Symoria Adkins, Texas Tech — 12.84 q
  7. Tonie-Ann Forbes, Texas Tech — 12.86 q
  8. Tashina Alase, Southern — 12.90 Q
  9. Jaiya Covington, Texas A&M — 12.90 Q

Aaliyah McCormick Headlines NCAA Women's 100m Hurdles Prelims

Oregon's Aaliyah McCormick enters the NCAA women's 100-meter hurdles prelims as the top seed after running 12.44 this season, while Kentucky's Emmi Scales and Southern's Tashina Alase share the second-fastest mark at 12.64. With only nine spots available in Saturday's final, every heat features legitimate contenders, including Janela Spencer, Rachel Mehringer, Tonie-Ann Forbes and Micaela De Mello. The top two finishers in each heat plus the next three fastest times advance.

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Women's 100m Hurdles Heats

Heat 1 

  • Emmi Scales, Kentucky — 12.64
  • Celeste Polzonetti, UCLA — 12.79
  • Symoria Adkins, Texas Tech — 12.80
  • Rukia Nusra Omulisia, Kentucky — 12.88
  • Falon Spearman, Vanderbilt — 12.89
  • Joslyn Hamilton, South Carolina — 12.91

Heat 2 

  • Aaliyah McCormick, Oregon — 12.44
  • Rachel Mehringer, Indiana State — 12.71
  • Tonie-Ann Forbes, Texas Tech — 12.75
  • Taylor Cox, Georgia — 12.75
  • Janela Spencer, Ohio State — 12.79
  • Taylen Wise, Arizona — 12.95

Heat 3 

  • Tashina Alase, Southern — 12.64
  • Micaela De Mello, Oregon — 12.75
  • Oneka Wilson, Clemson — 12.79
  • Jaiya Covington, Texas A&M — 12.79
  • Adeyah Brewster, LSU — 12.86
  • Kailey Elliott, East Carolina — 12.95

Twelve Women Advance To NCAA Steeplechase Final

Virginia Tech's Jule Lindner and Alabama's Cynthia Jemutai led the qualifiers as the NCAA women's 3000-meter steeplechase prelims concluded Thursday at Hayward Field, with seven athletes breaking 9:46 to secure spots in Saturday's final.

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Final Qualifiers

  1. Jule Lindner, Virginia Tech — 9:44.43 Q (PB)
  2. Sydney Masciarelli, North Carolina — 9:44.72 Q
  3. Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Michigan State — 9:44.76 Q
  4. Constanze Paoli, Idaho — 9:44.85 Q (PB)
  5. Barrett Justema, Georgetown — 9:45.58 Q (PB)
  6. Raygan Dimond, BYU — 9:45.81 q (PB)
  7. Cynthia Jemutai, Alabama — 9:38.49 Q (PB)
  8. Angelina Napoleon, NC State — 9:39.54 Q
  9. Sophie Novak, Notre Dame — 9:39.73 Q
  10. Taylor Lovell, BYU — 9:39.96 Q
  11. Mercy Kinyanjui, West Virginia — 9:43.10 Q (PB)
  12. Kate Putman, NC State — 9:44.42 q (PB)

Cynthia Jemutai Wins Women's Steeplechase Heat 2

Alabama freshman Cynthia Jemutai ran a personal-best 9:38.49 to win Heat 2 and lead five automatic qualifiers into the NCAA women's 3000-meter steeplechase final.

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Heat 2 Results

  1. Cynthia Jemutai, Alabama — 9:38.49 Q (PB)
  2. Angelina Napoleon, NC State — 9:39.54 Q
  3. Sophie Novak, Notre Dame — 9:39.73 Q
  4. Taylor Lovell, BYU — 9:39.96 Q
  5. Mercy Kinyanjui, West Virginia — 9:43.10 Q (PB)
  6. Kate Putman, NC State — 9:44.42 (PB)
  7. Katrina Schlenker, Liberty — 9:45.90 (PB)
  8. Sara Morefield, Tulsa — 9:46.31 (PB)
  9. Lily Mather, Texas Tech — 10:01.88
  10. Caroline Jepkorir, Washington State — 10:08.78
  11. Debora Cherono, Texas A&M — 10:14.17
  12. Catherine Garrison, Colorado State — 10:57.37

Cruising In The 1500m

Jule Lindner Leads Five Automatic Qualifiers Out Of Steeplechase Heat 1

Virginia Tech freshman Jule Lindner won the first women's 3000-meter steeplechase semifinal in a personal-best 9:44.43, leading a tightly packed group into the NCAA final. North Carolina's Sydney Masciarelli, Michigan State's Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Idaho's Constanze Paoli and Georgetown's Barrett Justema claimed the five automatic qualifying spots, while BYU's Raygan Dimond and Utah's Mackenzie Rogers remain in strong position for at-large berths.

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Heat 1 Results

  1. Jule Lindner, Virginia Tech — 9:44.43 Q (PB)
  2. Sydney Masciarelli, North Carolina — 9:44.72 Q
  3. Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Michigan State — 9:44.76 Q
  4. Constanze Paoli, Idaho — 9:44.85 Q (PB)
  5. Barrett Justema, Georgetown — 9:45.58 Q (PB)
  6. Raygan Dimond, BYU — 9:45.81 q (PB)
  7. Mackenzie Rogers, Utah — 9:48.34 q (PB)
  8. Zoie Dundon, Minnesota — 9:50.96 (PB)
  9. Amelia Wills, Tennessee — 9:56.39
  10. Nelly Jemeli, Mississippi State — 9:58.86
  11. Abby Kendrick, Boise State — 10:12.40
  12. Emily Jobes, Boise State — 10:23.56

Sophie Novak, Taylor Lovell Lead Women's Steeplechase Prelims

The women's 3000-meter steeplechase prelims feature several of the NCAA's top title contenders, led by Notre Dame's Sophie Novak and BYU's Taylor Lovell in Heat 2. Novak enters with the second-fastest season best in the field at 9:24.95, while Lovell has run 9:26.99 this season. Washington State's Caroline Jepkorir, NC State's Angelina Napoleon and Alabama freshman Cynthia Jemutai are also among the athletes expected to contend for spots in Saturday's final. The top five finishers in each heat plus the next two fastest times advance.

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Heats

Heat 1 Favorites

  • Sydney Masciarelli, North Carolina — 9:39.51
  • Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Michigan State — 9:40.41
  • Jule Lindner, Virginia Tech — 9:46.08
  • Nelly Jemeli, Mississippi State — 9:47.10
  • Constanze Paoli, Idaho — 9:50.89
  • Barrett Justema, Georgetown — 9:51.28

Heat 2 Favorites

  • Sophie Novak, Notre Dame — 9:24.95
  • Taylor Lovell, BYU — 9:26.99
  • Angelina Napoleon, NC State — 9:37.72
  • Cynthia Jemutai, Alabama — 9:39.87
  • Kate Putman, NC State — 9:48.34
  • Mercy Kinyanjui, West Virginia — 9:50.38
  • Debora Cherono, Texas A&M — 9:51.44

Seven Women Advance To NCAA 1500m Final

Rosemary Longisa and Hayley Burns won their respective heats as the NCAA women's 1500-meter prelims wrapped up Thursday at Hayward Field. Longisa posted the fastest qualifying time at 4:06.41, while Burns led Heat 2 in 4:09.48. Emmaculate Jemutai and Elizabeth Whaley earned the two at-large qualifying spots, giving the final a field loaded with contenders from Washington State, Oregon, BYU, Florida and South Carolina.

Women's 1500m Final Qualifiers

  1. Rosemary Longisa, Washington State — 4:06.41 Q
  2. Sadie Engelhardt, NC State — 4:06.65 Q
  3. Wilma Nielsen, Oregon — 4:06.78 Q (PB)
  4. Tia Wilson, Florida — 4:06.81 Q
  5. Carlee Hansen, BYU — 4:07.08 Q (PB)
  6. Emmaculate Jemutai, Kansas — 4:08.33 q (PB)
  7. Elizabeth Whaley, Wake Forest — 4:08.52 q (PB)
  8. Hayley Burns, Northern Arizona — 4:09.48 Q
  9. Juliet Cherubet, Oregon — 4:09.54 Q
  10. Silan Ayyildiz, Oregon — 4:09.58 Q
  11. Salma Elbadra, South Carolina — 4:09.70 Q
  12. Carmen Alder, BYU — 4:09.88 Q

Hayley Burns Leads Five Automatic Qualifiers Out Of Women's 1500m Heat 2

Northern Arizona's Hayley Burns controlled the final lap to win Heat 2 of the women's 1500 meters in 4:09.48. Oregon teammates Juliet Cherubet and Silan Ayyildiz followed closely behind, while South Carolina's Salma Elbadra and BYU's Carmen Alder secured the remaining automatic qualifying spots. The top five finishers were separated by just 0.40 seconds in another tightly contested semifinal.

Women's 1500m Heat 2 Results

  1. Hayley Burns, Northern Arizona — 4:09.48 Q
  2. Juliet Cherubet, Oregon — 4:09.54 Q
  3. Silan Ayyildiz, Oregon — 4:09.58 Q
  4. Salma Elbadra, South Carolina — 4:09.70 Q
  5. Carmen Alder, BYU — 4:09.88 Q
  6. Claire Stegall, Florida — 4:10.04
  7. Mena Scatchard, Stanford — 4:10.20
  8. Charlotte Tomkinson, Georgetown — 4:11.16
  9. Kaiya Robertson, Boise State — 4:11.81
  10. Imogen Gardiner, Boston College — 4:13.08
  11. Mary Ogwoka, Tennessee — 4:14.27
  12. Tatum David, Virginia — 4:15.25

Rosemary Longisa, Sadie Engelhardt Advance Through Women's 1500m Heat 1

The favorites took care of business in the first women's 1500-meter semifinal as Washington State's Rosemary Longisa won Heat 1 in 4:06.41. NC State freshman Sadie Engelhardt followed closely in 4:06.65, while Oregon's Wilma Nielsen, Florida's Tia Wilson and BYU's Carlee Hansen secured the remaining automatic qualifying spots. The heat was tightly packed, with the top five separated by less than seven-tenths of a second.

Women's 1500m Heat 1 Results

  1. Rosemary Longisa, Washington State — 4:06.41 Q
  2. Sadie Engelhardt, NC State — 4:06.65 Q
  3. Wilma Nielsen, Oregon — 4:06.78 Q (PB)
  4. Tia Wilson, Florida — 4:06.81 Q
  5. Carlee Hansen, BYU — 4:07.08 Q (PB)
  6. Emmaculate Jemutai, Kansas — 4:08.33
  7. Elizabeth Whaley, Wake Forest — 4:08.52 (PB)
  8. Allie Zealand, Liberty — 4:11.21
  9. Elizabeth Khatevi, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi — 4:11.93
  10. Chloe Foerster, Washington — 4:13.02
  11. Dylan McElhinney, Harvard — 4:30.87
  12. Aniya Mosley, Ohio State — 5:40.02

South Carolina, Florida State Secure Final Automatic Berths

South Carolina closed out the women's 4x100-meter relay prelims with a heat victory in 42.44, while Florida State claimed the second automatic qualifying spot in 43.23. TCU finished third in 43.57, but the Horned Frogs were unable to advance on time. With all three heats complete, USC's collegiate-leading 41.96 remains the fastest mark entering Saturday's final.

USC and Georgia's times are the No. 2 and No. 3 all-time fastest times at NCCAAs.

Women's 4x100m Relay Heat 3 Results

  1. South Carolina — 42.44 Q
  2. Florida State — 43.23 Q
  3. TCU — 43.57
  4. Howard — 43.66
  5. Ohio State — 43.85
  6. Arizona — 44.51
  7. UCLA — 44.98
  8. Nebraska — 45.03

Women's 4x100m Relay Final Qualifiers

  • USC — 41.96
  • Georgia — 42.00
  • LSU — 42.38
  • South Carolina — 42.44
  • Tennessee — 42.46
  • Texas A&M — 42.52
  • Texas — 43.01
  • Texas Tech — 43.11
  • Florida State — 43.23

USC Posts Collegiate Lead, Five Teams Advance To NCAA 4x100m Final

USC and Georgia led the way through the first two heats of the NCAA women's 4x100-meter relay prelims, with USC clocking a collegiate-leading 41.96 and Georgia following at 42.00. LSU, Tennessee and Texas A&M also secured spots in the final, while Texas and Texas Tech advanced on time. One automatic qualifier and two at-large spots remain available pending Heat 3.

Women's 4x100m Relay Qualifiers Through Two Heats

  1. USC — 41.96 Q (SB, Collegiate Lead)
  2. Georgia — 42.00 Q (SB)
  3. LSU — 42.38 Q
  4. Tennessee — 42.46 q (SB)
  5. Texas A&M — 42.52 Q (SB)
  6. Texas — 43.01 q (SB)
  7. Texas Tech — 43.11 q

USC, Georgia Run Fastest Times Of NCAA 4x100m Prelims

USC and Georgia stamped themselves as title favorites in Heat 2 of the women's 4x100-meter relay prelims, both breaking 42 seconds to secure automatic qualification. USC won the heat in a season-best 41.96, while Georgia followed closely in 42.00. Tennessee also looked strong with a season-best 42.46 and is in excellent position to advance on time as the final heat remains to be contested. The heat remains under review.

Women's 4x100m Relay Heat 2 Results

  1. USC — 41.96 Q (SB, Collegiate Lead)
  2. Georgia — 42.00 Q (SB)
  3. Tennessee — 42.46 (SB)
  4. Texas — 43.01 (SB)
  5. Texas Tech — 43.11
  6. Ole Miss — 43.20 (SB)
  7. Florida A&M — 43.46
  8. Arizona State — 44.66

LSU, Texas A&M Advance Out Of Women's 4x100m Heat 1

LSU and Texas A&M punched their tickets to the NCAA women's 4x100-meter relay final by finishing first and second in Heat 1. LSU won the heat in 42.38, while Texas A&M followed closely in a season-best 42.52. Duke moved into strong qualifying position with a 43.46 for third, while Clemson did not finish. The heat remains listed as under review.

Women's 4x100m Relay Heat 1 Results

  1. LSU — 42.38 Q
  2. Texas A&M — 42.52 Q (SB)
  3. Duke — 43.46
  4. Baylor — 43.52
  5. Auburn — 43.69
  6. Oregon — 44.22
  7. Central Arkansas — 44.44
  8. Clemson — DNF

Moll Twins Headline Women's Pole Vault Final

The NCAA women's pole vault final features one of the most compelling storylines of the championships as Washington teammates and sisters Amanda Moll and Hana Moll enter as the top contenders for the national title. Both received opening-height passes and are among a group of vaulters expected to challenge for the championship as the competition begins at Hayward Field. Washington also brings Veronica Vacca and Sara Borton, giving the Huskies four entries in the final.

Pole Vault Final begins at 8:35 p.m. ET.

Women's Pole Vault Field

  • Amanda Moll, Washington
  • Hana Moll, Washington
  • Veronica Vacca, Washington
  • Sara Borton, Washington
  • Ashley Callahan, Louisville
  • Iliana Triantafyllou, Louisville
  • Gemma Tutton, Duke
  • Ali Sahaida, California
  • Lexi Evans, Cal Poly
  • Mia Morello, Illinois
  • Molly Haywood, Baylor
  • Tenly Kuhn, Baylor
  • Jathiyah Muhammad, South Carolina
  • Hannah Grace, Tennessee
  • Tessa Mudd, Princeton
  • Avery Hilliard, Cornell
  • Sarah Ferguson, Kentucky
  • Chiara Sistermann, Virginia Tech
  • Anna Willis, South Dakota
  • Marleen Mulla, South Dakota
  • Kennedy Drish, George Mason
  • Abby Knouff, Cincinnati
  • Emily Romano, High Point
  • Mason Meinershagen, Kansas

Texas State Track And Field, Minnesota Take Early Team Lead ... Yes, It's One Event, But Still

One event into the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Texas State and Minnesota are tied atop the women's team standings with 13 points each after placing first and second in the hammer throw. Mississippi State sits third with six points, while Illinois is fourth with four points. Kennesaw State and California also scored in the opening event, setting the stage for a tightly contested team race as 20 events remain to be scored.

Women's Team Standings (After 1 of 21 Events)

  1. Texas State — 13
  2. Minnesota — 13
  3. Mississippi State — 6
  4. Illinois — 4
  5. Kennesaw State — 2
  6. California — 1
  • T-7. Texas — 0
  • T-7. Alabama — 0
  • T-7. North Carolina — 0
  • T-7. Auburn — 0
  • T-7. Princeton — 0
  • T-7. Boston University — 0
  • T-7. Clemson — 0
  • T-7. FIU — 0
  • T-7. Florida — 0
  • T-7. Oklahoma — 0
  • T-7. Oklahoma State — 0
  • T-7. Virginia — 0
  • T-7. Virginia Tech — 0

Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir Wins NCAA Women's Hammer Title

Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir of Texas State captured the NCAA women's hammer throw championship with a personal-best mark of 73.19 meters (240-1). Minnesota's Anthonett Nabwe finished just four centimeters back at 73.15, while Mississippi State's Marie Rougetet claimed third at 69.71 as four athletes surpassed 69 meters in the final.

Women's Hammer Throw Results

  1. Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir, Texas State: 73.19m (240-1) PB
  2. Anthonett Nabwe, Minnesota: 73.15m (240-0)
  3. Marie Rougetet, Mississippi State: 69.71m (228-8)
  4. Hadley Streit, Minnesota: 69.50m (228-0)
  5. Jordan Koskondy, Illinois: 69.24m (227-2) PB
  6. Lara Roberts, Texas State: 69.05m (226-6) SB
  7. Kali Terza, Kennesaw State: 68.72m (225-5)
  8. Valentina Savva, California: 68.60m (225-1)
  9. Phethisang Makhethe, Illinois: 68.40m (224-5)
  10. Giavonna Meeks, Texas: 65.81m (215-11)

Rosemary Longisa, Salma Elbadra Headline Women's 1500m Prelims

The women's 1500-meter prelims feature two of the fastest athletes in the NCAA this season, with Washington State's Rosemary Longisa (4:02.55) and South Carolina's Salma Elbadra (4:02.63) leading the field. NC State freshman Sadie Engelhardt is also among the favorites after running 4:03.28 this season. 

The top five finishers in each heat plus the next two fastest times advance to Saturday's final, setting up a tactical battle at Hayward Field.

This event starts at 8:21 p.m. ET

Women's 1500m Heats

Heat 1 Favorites

  • Rosemary Longisa, Washington State: 4:02.55
  • Sadie Engelhardt, NC State: 4:03.28
  • Tia Wilson, Florida: 4:06.43
  • Wilma Nielsen, Oregon: 4:07.87
  • Chloe Foerster, Washington: 4:08.64
  • Carlee Hansen, BYU: 4:09.13

Heat 2 Favorites

  • Salma Elbadra, South Carolina: 4:02.63
  • Claire Stegall, Florida: 4:06.47
  • Tatum David, Virginia: 4:06.51
  • Silan Ayyildiz, Oregon: 4:06.97
  • Carmen Alder, BYU: 4:07.29
  • Juliet Cherubet, Oregon: 4:07.75

NCAA Track And Field Championships 2026 Schedule Starting At 8 p.m. ET

Here's what's on deck in the first hour of the track action today.

(All Times ET)

Track Events

  • 8:05 p.m. — 4x100 Relay Semifinal Women
  • 8:21 p.m. — 1500 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 8:38 p.m. — 3000m Steeplechase Semifinal Women

LSU Track And Field, USC And South Carolina Lead Women's 4x100m Relay Prelims

The women's 4x100-meter relay prelims feature three of the fastest sprint squads in the country, with USC entering as the NCAA leader at 42.12 seconds, LSU ranked second at 42.31 and South Carolina third at 42.32. The top two teams from each heat plus the next three fastest times advance to Saturday's final, setting up one of the most competitive relay races of the NCAA Championships.

Women's 4x100m Relay Heats

Heat 1

  • LSU (42.31 SB)
  • Clemson (42.48 SB)
  • Texas A&M (42.68 SB)
  • Duke (43.07 SB)
  • Baylor (43.39 SB)
  • Auburn (43.52 SB)
  • Oregon (43.66 SB)
  • Central Arkansas (44.29 SB)

Heat 2

  • USC (42.12 SB)
  • Georgia (42.40 SB)
  • Tennessee (42.63 SB)
  • Texas Tech (42.92 SB)
  • Texas (43.14 SB)
  • Ole Miss (43.27 SB)
  • Florida A&M (43.31 SB)
  • Arizona State (44.57 SB)

Heat 3

  • South Carolina (42.32 SB)
  • TCU (42.91 SB)
  • Florida State (42.96 SB)
  • Howard (43.23 SB)
  • Arizona (43.28 SB)
  • Ohio State (43.57 SB)
  • UCLA (43.66 SB)
  • Nebraska (44.31 SB)

Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir Leads Women's Hammer Throw Final

Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir of Texas State moved into the lead of the NCAA women's hammer throw final with a personal-best 73.19 meters (240-1). Minnesota's Anthonett Nabwe remains within striking distance at 72.68, while Mississippi State's Marie Rougetet sits third at 69.71 as the competition continues at Hayward Field.

Women's Hammer Throw Standings

  1. Elisabet Rut Runarsdottir, Texas State: 73.19m (240-1) PB
  2. Anthonett Nabwe, Minnesota: 72.68m (238-5)
  3. Marie Rougetet, Mississippi State: 69.71m (228-8)
  4. Lara Roberts, Texas State: 69.05m (226-6) SB
  5. Valentina Savva, California: 68.60m (225-1)
  6. Phethisang Makhethe, Illinois: 68.40m (224-5)
  7. Jordan Koskondy, Illinois: 68.13m (223-6) PB
  8. Hadley Streit, Minnesota: 68.07m (223-4)
  9. Kali Terza, Kennesaw State: 66.85m (219-4)
  10. Giavonna Meeks, Texas: 65.81m (215-11)
  11. Charlotta Sandkulla, Virginia: 65.57m (215-1)
  12. Burklie Burton, Oklahoma State: 65.28m (214-2)
  13. Mariana Pestana, Virginia Tech: 64.89m (212-10)
  14. Oluwatomilayo Akintunde, Illinois: 63.31m (207-8)
  15. Rachel Neaves, Oklahoma State: 63.29m (207-7)
  16. Catalina Rodriguez, Alabama: 63.12m (207-1)
  17. Janiya Cesar, FIU: 62.94m (206-6) PB
  18. Ellie Roan, Boston University: 62.72m (205-9)
  19. Angela McAuslan-Kelly, Princeton: 61.63m (202-2)
  20. Norah Lind, Auburn: 61.58m (202-0)
  21. Imani Washington, Florida: 60.49m (198-5)
  22. Kennedy Clarke, Oklahoma: 60.20m (197-6)
  23. Kendra Dye, Clemson: 59.10m (193-11)
  24. Kosi Umerah, North Carolina: 56.08m (184-0)

Decathlon Standings At The NCAA Tack And Field Championships

Kenneth Byrd of Louisville enters the final event of the NCAA decathlon with a commanding lead after scoring 7,491 points through nine events. Byrd holds a 307-point advantage over Connecticut's Joshua Mooney and is projected to surpass 8,100 points. Long Beach State's Ryan Gregory sits third at 7,180, while Day 1 leader Ben Barton of BYU dropped to seventh after the pole vault. The decathlon title will be decided in the 1,500 meters later Thursday at Hayward Field.

NCAA Decathlon Standings After Nine Events

  1. Kenneth Byrd, Louisville — 7,491
  2. Joshua Mooney, Connecticut — 7,184
  3. Ryan Gregory, Long Beach State — 7,180
  4. Emil Uhlin, Kansas State — 7,166
  5. Cole Wilson, High Point — 7,120
  6. Steven Schmidt, Oklahoma State — 6,905
  7. Ben Barton, BYU — 6,776
  8. Zach McGlynn, North Dakota State — 6,772
  9. Easton Hammond, Texas State — 6,766
  10. Edgar Campre, Miami (Fla.) — 6,627

NCAA Track And Field Championships Women's Day 1 Schedule (All Times ET)

Track Events

  • 8:05 p.m. — 4x100 Relay Semifinal Women
  • 8:21 p.m. — 1500 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 8:38 p.m. — 3000m Steeplechase Semifinal Women
  • 9:08 p.m. — 100m Hurdles Semifinal Women
  • 9:25 p.m. — 100 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 9:41 p.m. — 400 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 9:58 p.m. — 800 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 10:14 p.m. — 400m Hurdles Semifinal Women
  • 10:29 p.m. — 200 Meters Semifinal Women
  • 10:56 p.m. — 10,000 Meters Final Women
  • 11:36 p.m. — 4x400 Relay Semifinal Women

Field Events

  • 5:30 p.m. — Hammer Throw Final Women
  • 8:35 p.m. — Pole Vault Final Women
  • 9:15 p.m. — Javelin Final Women
  • 9:40 p.m. — Long Jump Final Women
  • 10:10 p.m. — Shot Put Final Women

Combined Events

  • 1:45 p.m. — 110m Hurdles Decathlon Men
  • 2:35 p.m. — Discus Decathlon Men
  • 3:45 p.m. — Pole Vault Decathlon Men
  • 6:15 p.m. — Javelin Decathlon Men
  • 10:43 p.m. — 1500 Meters Decathlon Men

NCAA Track And Field Championships Broadcast Schedule

All Times Eastern

Wednesday, June 10

  • Men's Day 1: 8:00 p.m. | ESPN / ESPN2

Thursday, June 11

  • Women's Day 1: 8:00 p.m. | ESPN2

Friday, June 12

  • Men's Day 2: 8:00 p.m. | ESPN2

Saturday, June 13

  • Women's Day 2: 8:00 p.m. | ESPN2

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NCAA Track Championships 2026 Schedule

All times Eastern. Schedule is subject to change.

Wednesday, June 10

Track Events

  • 8:05 PM - 4x100 Relay, Semifinal, Men
  • 8:21 PM - 1500 Meters, Semifinal, Men
  • 8:38 PM - 3000 Steeplechase, Semifinal, Men
  • 9:08 PM - 110 Hurdles, Semifinal, Men
  • 9:25 PM - 100 Meters, Semifinal, Men
  • 9:41 PM - 400 Meters, Semifinal, Men
  • 9:58 PM - 800 Meters, Semifinal, Men
  • 10:14 PM - 400 Hurdles, Semifinal, Men
  • 10:29 PM - 200 Meters, Semifinal, Men
  • 10:43 PM - 400 Meters, Decathlon, Men
  • 10:56 PM - 10,000 Meters, Final, Men
  • 11:36 PM - 4x400 Relay, Semifinal, Men

Field Events

  • 5:30 PM - Hammer, Final, Men
  • 8:35 PM - Pole Vault, Final, Men
  • 9:15 PM - Javelin, Final, Men
  • 9:40 PM - Long Jump, Final, Men
  • 10:10 PM - Shot Put, Final, Men

Combined Events

  • 4:00 PM - 100 Meters, Decathlon, Men
  • 4:40 PM - Long Jump, Decathlon, Men
  • 5:55 PM - Shot Put, Decathlon, Men
  • 7:10 PM - High Jump, Decathlon, Men
  • 10:43 PM - 400 Meters, Decathlon, Men

Thursday, June 11

Track Events

  • 8:05 PM - 4x100 Relay, Semifinal, Women
  • 8:21 PM - 1500 Meters, Semifinal, Women
  • 8:38 PM - 3000 Steeplechase, Semifinal, Women
  • 9:08 PM - 100 Hurdles, Semifinal, Women
  • 9:25 PM - 100 Meters, Semifinal, Women
  • 9:41 PM - 400 Meters, Semifinal, Women
  • 9:58 PM - 800 Meters, Semifinal, Women
  • 10:14 PM - 400 Hurdles, Semifinal, Women
  • 10:29 PM - 200 Meters, Semifinal, Women
  • 10:43 PM - 1500 Meters, Decathlon, Men
  • 10:56 PM - 10,000 Meters, Final, Women
  • 11:36 PM - 4x400 Relay, Semifinal, Women

Field Events

  • 5:30 PM - Hammer, Final, Women
  • 8:35 PM - Pole Vault, Final, Women
  • 9:15 PM - Javelin, Final, Women
  • 9:40 PM - Long Jump, Final, Women
  • 10:10 PM - Shot Put, Final, Women

Combined Events

  • 1:45 PM - 110 Hurdles, Decathlon, Men
  • 2:35 PM - Discus, Decathlon, Men
  • 3:45 PM - Pole Vault, Decathlon, Men
  • 6:15 PM - Javelin, Decathlon, Men
  • 10:43 PM - 1500 Meters, Decathlon, Men

Friday, June 12

Track Events

  • 7:50 PM - National Collegiate Wheelchair 100m, Final, Men
  • 8:02 PM - 4x100 Relay, Final, Men
  • 8:12 PM - 1500 Meters, Final, Men
  • 8:24 PM - 3000 Steeplechase, Final, Men
  • 8:42 PM - 110 Hurdles, Final, Men
  • 8:52 PM - 100 Meters, Final, Men
  • 9:02 PM - 400 Meters, Final, Men
  • 9:14 PM - 800 Meters, Final, Men
  • 9:27 PM - 400 Hurdles, Final, Men
  • 9:37 PM - 200 Meters, Final, Men
  • 9:43 PM - 200 Meters, Heptathlon, Women
  • 9:55 PM - 5000 Meters, Final, Men
  • 10:21 PM - 4x400 Relay, Final, Men

Field Events

  • 5:15 PM - Discus, Final, Men
  • 7:30 PM - High Jump, Final, Men
  • 8:10 PM - Triple Jump, Final, Men

Combined Events

  • 2:45 PM - 100 Hurdles, Heptathlon, Women
  • 3:45 PM - High Jump, Heptathlon, Women
  • 5:45 PM - Shot Put, Heptathlon, Women
  • 9:43 PM - 200 Meters, Heptathlon, Women

Saturday, June 13

Track Events

  • 7:50 PM - National Collegiate Wheelchair 100m, Final, Women
  • 8:02 PM - 4x100 Relay, Final, Women
  • 8:12 PM - 1500 Meters, Final, Women
  • 8:24 PM - 3000 Steeplechase, Final, Women
  • 8:42 PM - 100 Hurdles, Final, Women
  • 8:52 PM - 100 Meters, Final, Women
  • 9:02 PM - 400 Meters, Final, Women
  • 9:14 PM - 800 Meters, Final, Women
  • 9:27 PM - 400 Hurdles, Final, Women
  • 9:37 PM - 200 Meters, Final, Women
  • 9:43 PM - 800 Meters, Heptathlon, Women
  • 9:55 PM - 5000 Meters, Final, Women
  • 10:21 PM - 4x400 Relay, Final, Women

Field Events

  • 2:30 PM - Discus, Final, Women
  • 7:30 PM - High Jump, Final, Women
  • 8:10 PM - Triple Jump, Final, Women

Combined Events

  • 5:30 PM - Long Jump, Heptathlon, Women
  • 6:45 PM - Javelin, Heptathlon, Women
  • 9:43 PM - 800 Meters, Heptathlon, Women

* Hammer for men and women will be conducted outside the stadium.

* National Collegiate Wheelchair 100m is an event of the USOPC/NCAA Para-College Inclusion Project.

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