Day 3: NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships; USC and Texas A&M Are Co-National Champions
June 13, 2025 /Sports News - Local

Day 3: NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships; USC and Texas A&M Are Co-National Champions

EUGENE, Ore.-Friday, the third day of the NCAA outdoor track and field championships occurred at Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon. This was the final day for men’s competition and the first day of women’s heptathlon competition.

USC and Texas A&M both scored 41 points to become co-national champions. This was the Trojans’ 27th national championship in outdoor men’s track and field, the most in Division I history. USC has national championships in outdoor men’s track and field in 1926, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1936-1943, 1949-1955, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1965, 1967-1968, 1976 and 2025. As for Texas A&M, this is the Aggies’ fifth all-time national championship in men’s track and field (2009-2011, 2013, 2025).

The team results are as follows:

1. Texas A&M Aggies, USC Trojans – 41
3. Arkansas Razorbacks – 40
4. Auburn Tigers – 35
5. New Mexico Lobos – 31
6. Oklahoma Sooners – 30.5
7. Minnesota Golden Gophers – 25
8. Florida Gators, Kentucky Wildcats, Ole Miss Rebels – 22
11. BYU Cougars, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Oregon Ducks – 19
14. South Florida Bulls, Tennessee Volunteers – 18
16. Kansas Jayhawks – 16.5
17. Texas Tech Red Raiders, North Carolina Tar Heels – 16
19. Houston Cougars, Wisconsin Badgers – 15
21. Baylor Bears, Texas State Bobcats – 14
23. Alabama Crimson Tide, Louisville Cardinals, Miss State Bulldogs, South Carolina Gamecocks, Virginia Tech Hokies – 13
28. LSU Tigers – 11.33
29. Iowa Hawkeyes – 11
30. Iowa State Cyclones, Kansas State Wildcats, Washington Huskies, Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes – 10
34. Texas Longhorns – 9
35. Nebraska Cornhuskers, Duke Blue Devils – 8.5
37. Arizona Wildcats, Cal Poly Mustangs, California Golden Bears, UC Santa Barbara Gauchos, Furman Paladins – 8
42. Arkansas State Red Wolves, Princeton Tigers – 7
44. Illinois Fighting Illini – 6.5
45. Georgia Bulldogs – 6.33
46. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions, Missouri Tigers, Florida State Seminoles, Harvard Crimson, Villanova Wildcats – 6
51. Air Force Falcons, CBU Lancers, UCLA Bruins – 5
54. Tarleton State Texans, Washington State Cougars, Virginia Cavaliers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons – 4
58. Arizona State Sun Devils, Bradley Braves, DePaul Blue Demons, Northern Arizona Lumberjacks, Portland Pilots, NC State Wolfpack – 3
64. Rutgers Scarlet Knights – 2.5
65. Wyoming Cowboys – 2
66. Montana State Bobcats, Cincinnati Bearcats, Cornell Big Red, Davidson Wildcats, ULM Warhawks, UMass Lowell River Hawks – 1
72. Penn Quakers – 0.33

The individual event results are as follows:

Men’s Discus Final

  1. Ralford Mullings, JR, Oklahoma – 227-4 MR

  2. Mykolas Alekna, JR, California – 219-0

  3. Uladzislau Puchko, SO, Virginia Tech – 209-9 PB

  4. Vincent Ugwoke, SR, South Florida – 209-1 PB

  5. Racquil Broderick, SO, USC – 207-8 PB

  6. Michael Pinckney, JR, UCLA – 201-5 PB

  7. Dimitrios Pavlidis, SR, Kansas – 200-3

  8. Aron Alvarez Aranda, SO, Tennessee – 196-5

  9. Christopher Crawford, JR, Alabama – 193-10

  10. Jacob Lemmon, SR, Florida – 193-9

  11. Desmond Coleman, JR, Miami (Fla.) – 192-2

  12. Youssef Koudssi, SR, Arizona – 191-4

  13. Casey Helm, JR, Princeton – 189-7

  14. Trevor Gunzell, JR, Alabama – 188-8

  15. Christopher Young, JR, Alabama – 187-9

  16. Maxwell Otterdahl, SR, Nebraska – 187-3

  17. Iosif Papa, JR, UMBC – 186-11

  18. Aidan Elbettar, SR, Oregon – 185-4

  19. Paden Lewis, SR, SE Missouri – 184-7

  20. Texas Tanner, JR, Air Force – 182-11

  21. Skylar Coffey, SR, Missouri – 182-4

  22. Oscar Rodriguez, SR, Texas Tech – 181-1

  23. Seth Allen, JR, Auburn – 180-1

  24. Tanner Watson, SR, Ohio State – 176-11

 

Men’s High Jump Final

1. Arvesta Troupe, Ole Miss – 7-5¼ PB
2. Kason O’Riley, Texas State – 7-2½
2. Aiden Hayes, Texas State – 7-2½
4. Kamyren Garrett, Illinois – 7-2½ =PB
5. Nathanil Figgers, South Carolina – 7-2½ PB
6. Kyren Washington, Oklahoma – 7-2½ =PB
6. Tyus Wilson, Nebraska – 7-2½
8. Eddie Kurjak, Georgia – 7-½
8. Kuda Chadenga, LSU – 7-½
8. Kampton Kam, Penn – 7-½
11. Desire Tonye Nyemeck, Nebraska – 7-½
12. Elias Gerald, USC – 7-½
13. Bode Gilkerson, Purdue – 7-½
13. Antrea Mita, Houston – 7-½
15. Donald Hatfield Jackson, SE Missouri – 7-½
16. Miles Grant, Sacramento State – 6-10¾
16. Kennedy Sauder, Miami (Fla.) – 6-10¾
16. Channing Ferguson, South Carolina – 6-10¾
16. Riyon Rankin, Georgia – 6-10¾
20. Tito Alofe, Harvard – 6-10¾
20. Osawese Agbonkonkon, Texas – 6-10¾
20. Enaji Muhammad, Connecticut – 6-10¾
23. Roman Smith, Southern – 6-10¾

Men’s 4×100 Meter Relay Final

1. Auburn Tigers – 38.33
2. USC Trojans – 38.46
3. Arkansas Razorbacks – 38.72
4. South Florida Bulls – 38.73
5. Tennessee Volunteers – 38.79
6. Kentucky Wildcats – 38.85
7. Minnesota Golden Gophers – 38.88
8. Texas Longhorns – 39.10

Men’s Triple Jump Final

1. Brandon Green, Oklahoma – 55-2
2. Floyd Whitaker, Oklahoma – 53-10¼ PB
3. Kyvon Tatham, Florida State – 53-3
4. Luke Brown, Kentucky – 53-1
5. Selva Prabhu, Kansas State – 52-9½
6. Theophilus Mudzengerere, South Carolina – 52-9½
7. Safin Wills, Oregon – 52-8¾ SB
8. Stafon Roach, ULM – 52-5½
9. Abraham Johnson, Eastern Illinois – 52-4½
10. Hakeem Ford, Minnesota – 52-1¾
11. Jaren Holmes, USC – 51-8¼
12. Alexandre Malanda, Kent State – 51-5¾
13. Ryan John, Clemson – 51-4¼
14. Kelsey Daniel, Texas – 50-11½
15. Jeremy Nelson, Louisiana – 50-8¾
16. Roman Kuleshov, Louisville – 50-4½
17. Xavier Partee, North Carolina A&T – 50-3¼
18. Chris Preddie, Texas State – 49-10½
19. Ledamian Rowell, Jackson State – 49-8½
20. Sir Jonathan Sims, Tarleton State – 49-5½
21. Xavier Drumgoole, Stanford – 42-10¼

Men’s 1500 Meter Final

1. Nathan Green, Washington – 3:47.26
2. Ethan Strand, North Carolina – 3:47.33
3. Ferenc Kovacs, Harvard – 3:47.42
4. Adam Spencer, Wisconsin – 3:47.50
5. Gary Martin, Virginia – 3:47.58
6. Jack Crull, Bradley – 3:47.61
7. Simeon Birnbaum, Oregon – 3:47.64
8. Damian Hackett, Cornell – 3:47.74
9. Brendan Herger, Michigan – 3:47.88
10. Harrison Witt, Princeton – 3:47.92
11. Trent McFarland, Michigan – 3:47.94
12. Martin Segurola, Indiana – 3:48.71

Men’s 3000-Meter Steeplechase Final

1. James Corrigan, BYU – 8:16.41 PB
2. Geoffrey Kirwa, Louisville – 8:17.12
3. Carson Williams, Furman – 8:19.71 PB
4. Joash Ruto, Iowa State – 8:20.47 PB
5. Collins Kiprop Kipngok, Kentucky – 8:22.92
6. Mathew Kosgei, New Mexico – 8:23.70
7. Benjamin Balazs, Oregon – 8:24.46 PB
8. Rob McManus, Montana State – 8:25.83 PB
9. CJ Singleton, Notre Dame – 8:28.93 SB
10. Silas Kiptanui, Tulane – 8:32.20
11. Victor Kibiego, Texas A&M – 8:32.33 SB
12. Kristian Imroth, Eastern Kentucky – 8:49.06

Men’s 110-Meter Hurdles Final

1. Ja’Kobe Tharp, Auburn – 13.05 CL
2. Zachary Extine, Arizona – 13.13 PB
3. John Adesola, Houston – 13.28
4. Jamar Marshall Jr., Houston – 13.34
5. Demario Prince, Baylor – 13.44
6. Darius Brown, DePaul – 13.50
7. Jahiem Stern, LSU – 13.57
8. Jayden Smith, Davidson – 13.65

Men’s 100-Meter Final

1. Jordan Anthony, Arkansas – 10.07
2. Max Thomas, USC – 10.10 [.091]
3. Jelani Watkins, LSU – 10.10 [.092]
4. Kanyinsola Ajayi, Auburn – 10.13
5. Davonte Howell, Tennessee – 10.17 [.166]
6. Jaiden Reid, LSU – 10.17 [.170]
7. Israel Okon, Auburn – 10.18
8. T’Mars McCallum, Tennessee – 10.24
9. Eddie Nketia, USC – 10.30

Men’s 400-Meter Final

1. Samuel Ogazi, Alabama – 44.84
2. William Jones, USC – 45.53
3. Jordan Pierre, Arkansas-Pine Bluff – 45.75
4. DeSean Boyce, Texas Tech – 45.78
5. Joseph Taylor, Duke – 45.83
6. Jayden Davis, Arizona State – 45.91
7. Auhmad Robinson, Texas A&M – 46.07
8. Gabriel Clement II, UCLA – 46.17

Men’s 800-Meter Final

1. Sam Whitmarsh, Texas A&M – 1:45.86
2. Matthew Erickson, Oregon – 1:46.32
3. Rivaldo Marshall, Arkansas – 1:46.71
4. Samuel Rodman, Princeton – 1:46.86
5. Aidan McCarthy, Cal Poly – 1:46.88
6. Samuel Navarro, Miss State – 1:47.33
7. Christian Jackson, Virginia Tech – 1:47.42
8. Tyrice Taylor, Arkansas – 1:47.44
9. Koitatoi Kidali, Oregon – 1:52.10

Men’s 400-Meter Hurdles Final

1. Nathaniel Ezekiel, Baylor – 47.49 CL
2. Ja’Qualon Scott, Texas A&M – 48.29 PB
3. Kody Blackwood, Texas – 48.66 PB
4. Oskar Edlund, Texas Tech – 49.02
5. Saad Hinti, Tennessee – 49.11
6. Bryce McCray, Texas A&M – 49.52 PB
7. Johnny Brackins, USC – 50.15
8. Bryce Tucker, Rutgers – 50.83
9. Jarrett Gentles, Coppin State – 51.50

Men’s 200-Meter Final

1. Carli Makarawu, Kentucky – 19.84 PB
2. Makanakaishe Charamba, Auburn – 19.92
3. Garrett Kaalund, USC – 19.96
4. Jordan Anthony, Arkansas – 20.01
5. T’Mars McCallum, Tennessee – 20.16
6. Max Thomas, USC – 20.23
7. Xavier Butler, Texas – 20.39
8. Abdul-Rasheed Saminu, South Florida – 20.55
9. Cameron Miller, Purdue – 20.56

Men’s 5000-Meter Final

1. Brian Musau, Oklahoma State – 13:20.59 SB
2. Habtom Samuel, New Mexico – 13:20.89
3. Marco Langon, Villanova – 13:21.17 PB
4. Valentin Soca, CBU – 13:21.76
5. Rocky Hansen, Wake Forest – 13:22.47
6. Matt Strangio, Portland – 13:23.28 PB
7. Ishmael Kipkurui, New Mexico – 13:25.18
8. Fouad Messaoudi, Oklahoma State – 13:25.48 PB
9. Toby Gillen, Ole Miss – 13:26.74 PB
10. David Mullarkey, Northern Arizona – 13:28.43 PB
11. Robin Kwemoi Bera, Iowa State – 13:30.52
12. Colton Sands, North Carolina – 13:36.26
13. Will Daley, Virginia – 13:36.55 PB
14. Luke Tewalt, Wake Forest – 13:37.47
15. Jacob White, Wyoming – 13:37.82
16. Ernest Cheruiyot, Texas Tech – 13:38.09
17. Drew Bosley, Northern Arizona – 13:39.04
18. JoJo Jourdon, Wake Forest – 13:41.00 PB
19. Ethan Strand, North Carolina – 13:42.20
20. Matthew Forrester, Butler – 13:43.85
21. Kidus Misgina, Ole Miss – 13:49.21
22. Hunter Christopher, Youngstown State – 13:49.43
23. Luke Grundvig, BYU – 13:54.70
24. Justin Wachtel, Virginia – 14:11.51

Men’s 4×400 Meter Relay Final

1. South Florida Bulls – 3:00.42 CL
2. Texas A&M Aggies – 3:00.73 SB
3. Arkansas Razorbacks – 3:01.59 SB
4. Iowa Hawkeyes – 3:01.61 SB
5. Florida Gators – 3:01.88
6. Alabama Crimson Tide – 3:02.17 SB
7. BYU Cougars – 3:02.51 SB
8. USC Trojans – 3:03.18
9. Penn State Nittany Lions – 3:03.85

The women’s heptathlon results after the first day of competition are as follows:

Heptathlon Standings After Day 1

1. Jadin O’Brien, Notre Dame – 3710
2. Pippi Lotta Enok, Oklahoma – 3685
3. Destiny Masters, Wichita State – 3572
4. Maddie Pitts, Penn State – 3557
5. Annika Williams, Oregon – 3545
6. Alaina Brady, Notre Dame – 3513
7. Melissa Wullschleger, Illinois – 3503
8. Sofia Iakushina, Texas A&M – 3492
9. Juliette Laracuente-Huebner, Cincinnati – 3474
10. Katelyn Adel, Alabama – 3460
11. Annie Molenhouse, Oklahoma State – 3443
12. Maresa Hense, Connecticut – 3410
13. Lucie Kienast, Illinois – 3407
14. Izzy Goudros, Harvard – 3405
15. Sofia Cosculluela, Washington – 3398
16. Lucy Fellows, Louisville – 3385
17. Sydney Johnson, UCLA – 3367
18. Shelby Grover, Kent State – 3366
19. Mia Lien, UTSA – 3342
20. Jalen Elrod, Purdue – 3336
21. Claudine Raud-Gumiel, Long Beach State – 3309
22. Kenli Nettles, Ball State – 3294
23. Ella Spaulding, Fresno State – 3263
24. Clare McNamara, Michigan – 3125

Women’s Heptathlon – 100m Hurdles

1 Jadin O’Brien – Notre Dame SR – 13.33 +0.6 5(1) 1075
2 Alaina Brady – Notre Dame SR – 13.41 +0.6 5(2) 1063 SB
3 Sofia Cosculluela – Washington FR – 13.48 +0.5 2(1) 1053
4 Sofia Iakushina – Texas A&M FR – 13.53 +0.5 2(2) 1046
5 Izzy Goudros – Harvard SR – 13.61 +0.5 1(1) 1034
6 Pippi Lotta Enok – Oklahoma JR – 13.65 [.645] +0.5 1(2) 1028 PB
7 Juliette Laracuente-Huebner – Cincinnati SO – 13.65 [.646] +0.5 1(3) 1028 SB
8 Claudine Raud-Gumiel – Long Beach St. SR – 13.66 +0.6 5(3) 1027
9 Jalen Elrod – Purdue SR – 13.72 +0.5 1(4) 1018 PB
10 Maddie Pitts – Penn State JR – 13.74 +0.5 2(3) 1015
11 Melissa Wullschleger – Illinois FR – 13.75 +0.6 5(4) 1014
12 Sydney Johnson – UCLA SR – 13.79 +0.5 2(4) 1008
13 Maresa Hense – Connecticut FR – 13.86 +2.9 6(1) 998 SB
14 Shelby Grover – Kent State SO – 13.90 +2.9 6(2) 993 SB
15 Annie Molenhouse – Oklahoma State JR – 13.94 +1.3 4(1) 987 PB
16 Annika Williams – Oregon SR – 13.96 +1.6 3(1) 984 SB
17 Kenli Nettles – Ball State SR – 14.02 +1.6 3(2) 976 =PB
18 Mia Lien – UTSA FR – 14.08 +1.6 3(3) 967
19 Ella Spaulding – Fresno State SO – 14.09 +1.3 4(2) 966 PB
20 Katelyn Adel – Alabama FR – 14.12 +1.3 4(3) 961 PB
21 Lucy Fellows – Louisville SO – 14.23 [.224] +2.9 6(3) 946 SB
22 Destiny Masters – Wichita State SR – 14.23 [.228] +1.6 3(4) 946
23 Lucie Kienast – Illinois FR – 14.34 +1.3 4(4) 931
24 Clare McNamara – Michigan SR – 14.96 +2.9 6(4) 847 SB

Women’s Heptathlon – High Jump
1 Destiny Masters Wichita State SR 6-½ 1(1) 1029 SB
2 Pippi Lotta Enok Oklahoma JR 5-11¼ 1(2) 991 PB
3 Mia Lien UTSA FR 5-10 1(3) 953
4 Juliette Laracuente-Huebner Cincinnati SO 5-8¾ 1(4) 916 SB
5 Annika Williams Oregon SR 5-8¾ 1(5) 916
6 Katelyn Adel Alabama FR 5-7¾ 1(6) 879
7 Maddie Pitts Penn State JR 5-7¾ 1(7) 879 =PB
8 Sofia Iakushina Texas A&M FR 5-6½ 1(8) 842
9 Ella Spaulding Fresno State SO 5-6½ 2(1) 842 PB
9 Lucie Kienast Illinois FR 5-6½ 1(9) 842 =PB
11 Jadin O’Brien Notre Dame SR 5-6½ 1(10) 842 SB
12 Claudine Raud-Gumiel Long Beach State SR 5-6½ 1(11) 842
13 Alaina Brady Notre Dame SR 5-5¼ 2(2) 806 =PB
14 Melissa Wullschleger Illinois FR 5-5¼ 2(3) 806 PB
15 Annie Molenhouse Oklahoma State JR 5-5¼ 2(4) 806
16 Lucy Fellows Louisville SO 5-5¼ 2(5) 806
17 Maresa Hense Connecticut FR 5-4¼ 2(6) 771
17 Kenli Nettles Ball State SR 5-4¼ 1(12) 771
19 Shelby Grover Kent State SO 5-4¼ 2(7) 771
20 Sydney Johnson UCLA SR 5-3 2(8) 736
20 Izzy Goudros Harvard SR 5-3 2(8) 736
22 Clare McNamara Michigan SR 5-3 2(10) 736 =SB
23 Sofia Cosculluela Washington FR 5-3 2(11) 736
24 Jalen Elrod Purdue SR 5-1¾ 2(12) 701 PB

Heptathlon – Shot Put

  1. Jadin O’Brien SR Notre Dame – 47-4½ (14.44m) – 823

  2. Annika Williams SR Oregon – 46-4 (14.12m) – 802

  3. Alaina Brady SR Notre Dame – 45-7 (13.89m) – 787 PB

  4. Melissa Wullschleger FR Illinois – 44-8 (13.61m) – 768

  5. Destiny Masters SR Wichita State – 44-2¾ (13.48m) – 759

  6. Shelby Grover SO Kent State – 43-7 (13.28m) – 746 PB

  7. Clare McNamara SR Michigan – 42-11½ (13.09m) – 733

  8. Lucie Kienast FR Illinois – 42-2¼ (12.86m) – 718

  9. Lucy Fellows SO Louisville – 41-10½ (12.76m) – 711

  10. Sofia Cosculluela FR Washington – 41-7¾ (12.69m) – 707 PB

  11. Katelyn Adel FR Alabama – 41-4¼ (12.60m) – 701

  12. Pippi Lotta Enok JR Oklahoma – 41-¼ (12.50m) – 694

  13. Maresa Hense FR Connecticut – 40-7 (12.37m) – 686 PB

  14. Annie Molenhouse JR Oklahoma State – 40-5 (12.32m) – 682

  15. Sydney Johnson SR UCLA – 40-1½ (12.23m) – 676 PB

  16. Maddie Pitts JR Penn State – 39-9¼ (12.12m) – 669

  17. Jalen Elrod SR Purdue – 38-1½ (11.62m) – 636

  18. Kenli Nettles SR Ball State – 37-8 (11.48m) – 627

  19. Sofia Iakushina FR Texas A&M – 37-7¼ (11.46m) – 625

  20. Izzy Goudros SR Harvard – 37-2¼ (11.33m) – 617

  21. Juliette Laracuente-Huebner SO Cincinnati – 36-5½ (11.11m) – 602

  22. Mia Lien FR UTSA – 35-5¼ (10.80m) – 582 PB

  23. Claudine Raud-Gumiel SR Long Beach State – 33-11½ (10.35m) – 552

  24. Ella Spaulding SO Fresno State – 33-1¾ (10.10m) – 536

Heptathlon Women’s 200 Meters

1. Izzy Goudros, Harvard – 23.61 (+0.9) – 1018
2. Maddie Pitts, Penn State – 23.86 (+0.9) – 994
3. Jalen Elrod, Purdue – 24.00 (+0.9) – 981
4. Sofia Iakushina, Texas A&M – 24.02 (+0.9) – 979
5. Pippi Lotta Enok, Oklahoma – 24.09 (+1.0) – 972 PB
6. Jadin O’Brien, Notre Dame – 24.11 (+0.9) – 970
7. Annie Molenhouse, Oklahoma State – 24.13 (+0.9) – 968
8. Maresa Hense, Connecticut – 24.27 (+1.0) – 955
9. Sydney Johnson, UCLA – 24.35 (+0.9) – 947
10. Juliette Laracuente-Huebner, Cincinnati – 24.56 (+1.0) – 928
11. Lucy Fellows, Louisville – 24.62 (+1.0) – 922
12. Kenli Nettles, Ball State – 24.64 (+1.0) – 920
13. Ella Spaulding, Fresno State – 24.65 (+0.2) – 919
14. Katelyn Adel, Alabama – 24.65 (+0.2) – 919 PB
15. Lucie Kienast, Illinois – 24.68 (+1.0) – 916
16. Melissa Wullschleger, Illinois – 24.70 (+1.0) – 915
17. Sofia Cosculluela, Washington – 24.83 (+0.9) – 902
18. Claudine Raud-Gumiel, Long Beach State – 24.99 (+1.0) – 888
19. Alaina Brady, Notre Dame – 25.33 (+0.2) – 857
20. Shelby Grover, Kent State – 25.34 (+0.2) – 856
21. Annika Williams, Oregon – 25.48 (+0.2) – 843
22. Mia Lien, UTSA – 25.52 (+0.2) – 840
23. Destiny Masters, Wichita State – 25.54 (+0.2) – 838 SB
24. Clare McNamara, Michigan – 25.86 (+0.2) – 809

 

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