NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships: Day 1
June 11, 2025 /Sports News - Local

NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships: Day 1

EUGENE, Ore.-Wednesday, the first day of NCAA Outdoor track and field national championship competition occurred at Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon.

Minnesota’s men are presently in first place with 23 points. The team results are as follows:

1. Minnesota Golden Gophers – 23
2. Ole Miss Rebels – 12
3. Kansas Jayhawks – 11.50
4. Texas A&M Aggies, Wisconsin Badgers, Florida Gators – 10
7. Oklahoma State Cowboys, North Carolina Tar Heels – 8
9. Arkansas State Red Wolves, Arkansas Razorbacks, South Carolina Gamecocks – 6
12. Virginia Tech Hokies, Air Force Falcons, Oregon Ducks – 5
15. Duke Blue Devils – 4.50
16. Cal Poly Mustangs, Tarleton State Texans – 4
18. BYU Cougars, Iowa Hawkeyes, NC State Wolfpack – 3
21. Wyoming Cowboys, Princeton Tigers – 2
23. Illinois Fighting Illini, Rutgers Scarlet Knights – 1.50
25. Cincinnati Bearcats, Georgia Bulldogs – 1

Day 1 results are as follows:

Men’s Hammer Throw Final — 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships

  1. Kostas Zaltos – Minnesota – 256-2 (78.08m) PB

  2. Angelos Mantzouranis – Minnesota – 252-6 (76.96m)

  3. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan – Ole Miss – 251-11 (76.78m) PB

  4. Tanner Junior – Air Force – 246-9 (75.22m)

  5. Rory Devaney – Cal Poly – 243-4 (74.16m) PB

  6. Ryan Johnson – Iowa – 235-11 (71.91m)

  7. Daniel Reynolds – Wyoming – 228-7 (69.68m)

  8. Christian Toro – Duke – 226-2 (68.94m)

  9. Kyle Brown – Auburn – 226-1 (68.91m) PB

  10. Travis Martin – Cal Poly – 224-1 (68.31m)

  11. Sean Smith – Iowa – 222-5 (67.81m)

  12. Jake Dalton – Ole Miss – 222-5 (67.79m)

  13. Bryson Smith – Ole Miss – 222-5 (67.79m)

  14. Kyle Moison – Auburn – 219-3 (66.84m)

  15. Keyandre Davis – Virginia – 217-4 (66.24m)

  16. Cole Hooper – Wisconsin – 216-6 (65.98m)

  17. Igor Olaru – Baylor – 216-5 (65.96m)

  18. Alex Bernstein – DePaul – 215-6 (65.69m)

  19. Noa Isaia – Arkansas State – 213-6 (65.08m)

  20. Orry Willems – Cincinnati – 212-7 (64.81m)

  21. Sean Mockler – Indiana – 210-2 (64.07m)

  22. Mason Hickel – Ole Miss – 209-0 (63.71m)

  23. Alex Kristeller – Manhattan – 200-4 (61.07m)

  24. Kellen Kimes – Liberty – 199-0 (60.67m)

Men’s Pole Vault

1. Aleksandr Solovev – Texas A&M – 5.78m (18-11½) CL
2. Ashton Barkdull – Kansas – 5.73m (18-9½) PB
3. Bradley Jelmert – Arkansas State – 5.63m (18-5½) PB
4. Benjamin Conacher – Virginia Tech – 5.58m (18-3¾)
5. Simen Guttormsen – Duke – 5.53m (18-1¾)
5. Bryce Barkdull – Kansas – 5.53m (18-1¾) PB
7. Cody Johnston – Illinois – 5.53m (18-1¾) SB
7. Kevin O’Sullivan – Rutgers – 5.53m (18-1¾) PB
9. William Staggs – Indiana State – 5.53m (18-1¾) =PB
10. Cade Gray – Tennessee – 5.43m (17-9¾)
11. Scott Toney – Washington – 5.43m (17-9¾)
12. Jak Urlacher – Minnesota – 5.43m (17-9¾)
13. Logan Hammer – Utah State – 5.33m (17-5¾)
13. Nico Morales – Rutgers – 5.33m (17-5¾)
13. Evan Puckett – Tennessee – 5.33m (17-5¾)
13. John Kendricks – Ole Miss – 5.33m (17-5¾)
17. Logan Kelley – Ole Miss – 5.33m (17-5¾) =PB
18. Sean Gribble – Texas Tech – 5.33m (17-5¾)
18. Tre Young – South Dakota – 5.33m (17-5¾)
20. Arnie Grunert – Western Illinois – 5.18m (17-0)
21. Nikolai Van Huyssteen – Georgia – 5.18m (17-0)

Men’s Javelin Throw – Final

  1. Devoux Deysel – Miami (Fla.) – 81.75m (268-2)

  2. Leikel Cabrera Gay – Florida – 79.05m (259-4) PB

  3. Callan Saldutto – Missouri – 76.88m (252-3) PB

  4. Moustafa Alsherif – Georgia – 76.69m (251-7)

  5. Keyshawn Strachan – Nebraska – 76.44m (250-9)

  6. Mike Stein – Iowa – 75.77m (248-7)

  7. Arthur Petersen – Nebraska – 75.50m (247-8)

  8. James Kotowski – UMass Lowell – 75.18m (246-8) PB

  9. Colin Winkler – Central Connecticut – 74.97m (245-11) PB

  10. Remi Rougetet – Mississippi State – 73.30m (240-6)

  11. Riley Marx – Kansas State – 70.71m (232-0)

  12. Liam Miksic – UC Irvine – 70.13m (230-1)

  13. Ryan Rieckmann – Cincinnati – 69.59m (228-3)

  14. Dash Sirmon – Nebraska – 69.17m (226-11)

  15. Trevor Hook – Northern Arizona – 67.84m (222-7)

  16. Jack Greaves – Rice – 67.38m (221-1)

  17. Tuomas Narhi – Mississippi State – 65.81m (215-11)

  18. Gabriel Koletsi – Memphis – 65.59m (215-2)

  19. Jesse Avina – Arizona – 65.49m (214-10)

  20. Preston Kuznof – TCU – 64.62m (212-0)

  21. Roddy Schenk – Tennessee – 62.84m (206-2)

  22. Steven Coponi – Rutgers – 62.82m (206-1)

  23. Kevin Burr – Tennessee – 61.62m (202-2)

  24. Sam Roller – North Dakota State – 60.58m (198-9)

Men’s Long Jump – Final

  1. Malcolm Clemons – Florida – 8.04m (26-4½) SB

  2. Blair Anderson – Oklahoma State – 8.02m (26-3¾) SB

  3. Henry Kiner – Arkansas – 7.96m (26-1½) SB

  4. Charles Godfred – Minnesota – 7.91m (25-11½)

  5. Lokesh Sathyanathan – Tarleton State – 7.83m (25-8¼)

  6. Tyson Adams – NC State – 7.81m (25-7½)

  7. Greg Foster – Princeton – 7.80m (25-7¼)

  8. Jayden Keys – Georgia – 7.80m (25-7¼)

  9. Uroy Ryan – Arkansas – 7.77m (25-6)

  10. Tye Hunt – Youngstown State – 7.77m (25-6)

  11. Chrstyn John (JC) Stevenson – USC – 7.75m (25-5¼)

  12. De’Aundre Ward – Southern Miss – 7.73m (25-4½)

  13. Reinaldo Rodrigues – Arizona – 7.69m (25-2¾)

  14. Chris Preddie – Texas State – 7.62m (25-0)

  15. Roy Morris – Northwestern State – 7.51m (24-7¾)

  16. Anthony Riley – Oklahoma – 7.46m (24-5¾)

  17. Micah Larry – Georgia – 7.46m (24-5¾)

  18. Juriad Hughes – Arkansas – 7.41m (24-3¾)

  19. DJ Fillmore – Ohio State – 7.40m (24-3½)

  20. Curtis Williams – Florida State – 7.18m (23-6¾)

  21. Louis Gordon – Albany – 7.13m (23-4¾)

Men’s Shot Put – Final

  1. Jason Swarens – Wisconsin – 21.23m (69-8)

  2. Thomas Kitchell – North Carolina – 20.74m (68-½) PB

  3. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan – Ole Miss – 20.41m (66-11½)

  4. Kobe Lawrence – Oregon – 20.32m (66-8) PB

  5. Christopher Licata – South Carolina – 20.15m (66-1½)

  6. Danny Bryant – BYU – 19.71m (64-8)

  7. Dylan Targgart – South Carolina – 19.48m (63-11)

  8. Fred Moudani Likibi – Cincinnati – 19.44m (63-9½)

  9. Joseph White – Wisconsin – 19.30m (63-4)

  10. Zach Landa – Arizona – 19.05m (62-6)

  11. Bryce Foster – Kansas – 18.96m (62-2½)

  12. Christopher Crawford – Alabama – 18.94m (62-1¾)

  13. Joe Licata – Princeton – 18.93m (62-1¼)

  14. Trevor Gunzell – Alabama – 18.91m (62-½)

  15. Alexander Kolesnikoff – Georgia – 18.75m (61-6¼)

  16. Jacob Cookinham – Kansas – 18.70m (61-4¼)

  17. Obiora Okeke – Columbia – 18.65m (61-2¼)

  18. Cam Jones – Iowa State – 18.62m (61-1¼)

  19. Maxwell Otterdahl – Nebraska – 18.55m (60-10½)

  20. Joshua Huisman – Michigan – 18.33m (60-1¾)

  21. Tucker Smith – Oklahoma – 18.26m (59-11)

  22. Daniel Reynolds – Wyoming – 17.82m (58-5¾)

Men’s 10000-Meter Run – Final

  1. Ishmael Kipkurui – New Mexico – 29:07.70

  2. Habtom Samuel – New Mexico – 29:08.73

  3. Ernest Cheruiyot – Texas Tech – 29:10.37

  4. Rodgers Kiplimo – Iowa State – 29:10.89

  5. Evans Kurui – Washington State – 29:10.91

  6. David Mullarkey – Northern Arizona – 29:11.05

  7. Dylan Schubert – Furman – 29:11.18

  8. Creed Thompson – BYU – 29:11.44

  9. Denis Kipngetich – Oklahoma State – 29:11.50

  10. Ben Rosa – Harvard – 29:12.19

  11. Dismus Lokira – Alabama – 29:13.51

  12. Cole Sprout – Stanford – 29:18.13

  13. Murphy Smith – Navy – 29:18.39

  14. Joey Nokes – BYU – 29:19.76

  15. Ethan Coleman – Notre Dame – 29:22.01

  16. William Zegarski – Butler – 29:22.91

  17. Dylan Throop – Penn – 29:24.03

  18. Bernard Cheruiyot – Tulane – 29:24.80

  19. Timothy Chesondin – Arkansas – 29:26.37

  20. Drew Bosley – Northern Arizona – 29:28.52

  21. Sam Lawler – Syracuse – 29:31.40

  22. Victor Kiprop – Alabama – 29:31.44

  23. Shane Brosnan – Harvard – 29:33.81

Men’s 1500 Meters – Semifinals (Top 5 in each heat plus next 2 fastest advance)

Heat 1

  1. Jack Crull – Bradley – 3:51.96 Q

  2. Trent McFarland – Michigan – 3:52.17 Q

  3. Nathan Green – Washington – 3:52.19 Q

  4. Brendan Herger – Michigan – 3:52.36 Q

  5. Gary Martin – Virginia – 3:52.37 Q

  6. Liam Murphy – Villanova – 3:52.44

  7. Colin Sahlman – Northern Arizona – 3:52.76

  8. Alex Stitt – Oklahoma State – 3:52.91

  9. Michael Danzi – Notre Dame – 3:53.24

  10. Garrett MacQuiddy – California – 3:53.49

  11. Abel Teffra – Georgetown – 3:53.52

  12. Davis Helmerich – Arkansas – 3:54.92

Heat 2

  1. Adam Spencer – Wisconsin – 3:41.67 Q

  2. Simeon Birnbaum – Oregon – 3:41.77 Q

  3. Harrison Witt – Princeton – 3:41.98 Q

  4. Ethan Strand – North Carolina – 3:42.09 Q

  5. Damian Hackett – Cornell – 3:42.17 Q

  6. Martin Segurola – Indiana – 3:42.26 q

  7. Ferenc Kovacs – Harvard – 3:42.31 q

  8. Leo Young – Stanford – 3:42.57

  9. Reuben Reina – Arkansas – 3:43.32

  10. Cooper Cawthra – Texas A&M – 3:43.34

  11. Duncan Robinson – Iona – 3:43.42

  12. Harvey Cramb – Montana State – 3:44.57

Men’s 4x100m Relay – Semifinals
(Q = automatic qualifier, q = time qualifier)

  1. Auburn Tigers – 37.97 Q 3(1) =MR

  2. South Florida Bulls – 38.12 Q 2(1)

  3. LSU Tigers – 38.14 Q 3(2) SB

  4. Minnesota Golden Gophers – 38.16 Q 2(2) SB

  5. Tennessee Volunteers – 38.47 Q 1(1)

  6. Arkansas Razorbacks – 38.51 q 2(3) SB

  7. Kentucky Wildcats – 38.60 q 2(4)

  8. Texas Longhorns – 38.70 q 3(3)

  9. USC Trojans – 38.71 Q 1(2)

  10. Utah Valley Wolverines – 38.90 3(4) SB

  11. Sam Houston Bearkats – 39.03 2(5) SB

  12. Georgia Bulldogs – 39.15 3(5)

  13. Texas A&M Aggies – 39.23 3(6)

  14. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions – 39.27 1(3)

  15. Ole Miss Rebels – 39.29 2(6)

  16. Florida State Seminoles – 39.31 1(4)

  17. Pittsburgh Panthers – 39.32 3(7)

  18. TCU Horned Frogs – 39.35 3(8) SB

  19. Ohio State Buckeyes – 39.40 2(7)

  20. Washington State Cougars – 39.41 2(8)

  21. Florida Gators – 39.42 1(5)

  22. Cal State Fullerton Titans – 39.48 1(6)

  23. North Carolina A&T Aggies – 40.43 1(7)

Men’s 3000-Meter Steeplechase – Semifinals
Top five in each heat (Q) plus next two fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Joash Ruto – Iowa State – 8:22.94 Q (2(1)) PB

  2. Carson Williams – Furman – 8:24.33 Q (2(2)) PB

  3. Collins Kiprop Kipngok – Kentucky – 8:24.94 Q (2(3))

  4. James Corrigan – BYU – 8:24.97 Q (2(4))

  5. Silas Kiptanui – Tulane – 8:25.51 Q (2(5)) PB

  6. CJ Singleton – Notre Dame – 8:28.03 q (2(6)) SB

  7. Benjamin Balazs – Oregon – 8:29.87 q (2(7)) PB

  8. Kristian Imroth – Eastern Kentucky – 8:30.65 Q (1(1)) PB

  9. Mathew Kosgei – New Mexico – 8:31.14 Q (1(2))

  10. Geoffrey Kirwa – Louisville – 8:31.42 Q (1(3))

  11. Rob McManus – Montana State – 8:34.54 Q (1(4))

  12. Bismack Kipchirchir – Akron – 8:35.58 (2(8))

  13. Victor Kibiego – Texas A&M – 8:35.98 Q (1(5))

  14. Nathan Davis – Army West Point – 8:37.62 (1(6)) PB

  15. Ryker Holtzen – Wyoming – 8:38.09 (1(7))

  16. Brett Gardner – NC State – 8:38.13 (1(8))

  17. Peter Visser – Weber State – 8:40.84 (1(9))

  18. Ezekiel Pitireng – Alabama – 8:41.10 (2(9))

  19. Declan Rymer – Virginia Tech – 8:41.59 (1(10))

  20. Quinton Orr – Iowa State – 8:44.02 (1(11))

  21. Kole Mathison – Colorado – 8:45.05 (2(10))

  22. Titus Kimaru – Texas Tech – 8:45.55 (2(11))

  23. Andrew Nolan – Michigan State – 8:45.83 (1(12))

Men’s 110-Meter Hurdles – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Ja’Kobe Tharp – Auburn – 13.15 Q (+1.1) – Heat 2 winner

  2. Kendrick Smallwood – Texas – 13.26 Q (+0.2) – Heat 3 winner

  3. Demario Prince – Baylor – 13.27 Q (+0.8) – Heat 1 winner

  4. Jahiem Stern – LSU – 13.29 Q (+1.1) – PB – Heat 2 runner-up

  5. Zachary Extine – Arizona – 13.32 Q (+0.2) – Heat 3 runner-up

  6. Jamar Marshall Jr. – Houston – 13.37 q (+1.1)

  7. Darius Brown – DePaul – 13.40 [.393] q (+0.2)

  8. Jayden Smith – Davidson – 13.40 [.395] q (+1.1)

  9. John Adesola – Houston – 13.43 Q (+0.8) – Heat 1 runner-up

  10. Oscar Smith – Louisiana Tech – 13.45 (+0.8)

  11. Jerome Campbell – Northern Colorado – 13.50 (+1.1)

  12. Christopher Serrao – Rutgers – 13.53 [.525] (+0.8)

  13. Matthew Sophia – LSU – 13.53 [.526] (+0.2)

  14. Joshua Hornsby – Cal State Fullerton – 13.53 [.527] (+0.2)

  15. Bradley Franklin – Samford – 13.57 (+1.1)

  16. Johnny Brackins – USC – 13.60 (+1.1)

  17. Christian Martin – Minnesota – 13.61 (+0.8)

  18. Ethan Exilhomme – Northeastern – 13.66 (+0.2)

  19. Josh Parrish – Wichita State – 13.68 (+1.1)

  20. Tyson Williams – Florida State – 13.77 (+0.2)

  21. Braxton Brann – Ohio State – 13.83 (+0.2)

  22. Isaiah Taylor – North Carolina A&T – 14.30 (+0.8)

Men’s 100-Meter Dash – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Kanyinsola Ajayi – Auburn – 9.92 Q (+1.6) – PB – Heat 3 winner

  2. Jelani Watkins – LSU – 10.02 [.013] Q (–0.2) – Heat 2 winner

  3. Jaiden Reid – LSU – 10.02 [.018] Q (+1.6) – PB – Heat 3 runner-up

  4. T’Mars McCallum – Tennessee – 10.03 Q (+0.1) – SB – Heat 1 winner

  5. Davonte Howell – Tennessee – 10.05 q (+1.6) – =PB

  6. Jordan Anthony – Arkansas – 10.06 q (+1.6)

  7. Israel Okon – Auburn – 10.07 Q (–0.2) – Heat 2 runner-up

  8. Max Thomas – USC – 10.09 Q (+0.1) – Heat 1 runner-up

  9. Eddie Nketia – USC – 10.10 q (–0.2)

  10. Abdul-Rasheed Saminu – South Florida – 10.11 (–0.2)

  11. Chance Cross – Kennesaw State – 10.17 (+1.6)

  12. Jehlani Gordon – Georgia – 10.19 [.182] (+0.1)

  13. Chrstyn John (JC) Stevenson – USC – 10.19 [.186] (+1.6)

  14. Tristyn Flores – Long Beach State – 10.19 [.188] (+1.6)

  15. Mason Lawyer – Washington State – 10.20 (+1.6)

  16. Travis Williams – USC – 10.21 [.204] (–0.2)

  17. Neo Mosebi – Florida State – 10.21 [.206] (+0.1)

  18. Kalen Walker – Iowa – 10.23 [.223] (+0.1)

  19. Connor Washington – Arkansas – 10.23 [.224] (+0.1)

  20. Taylor Banks – USC – 10.24 (–0.2)

  21. Jamarion Stubbs – Alabama State – 10.25 (+0.1)

  22. Ernest Campbell – Texas A&M – 10.30 (–0.2)

  23. Jaleel Croal – South Florida – 10.38 (–0.2)

  24. Malachi Snow – Texas Tech – 10.54 (+0.1)

Men’s 400-Meter Dash – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next two fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Samuel Ogazi – Alabama – 44.77 Q (1(1))

  2. Gabriel Moronta – South Florida – 45.10 Q (2(1))

  3. William Jones – USC – 45.12 Q (2(2))

  4. DeSean Boyce – Texas Tech – 45.15 Q (1(2)) SB

  5. Joseph Taylor – Duke – 45.34 Q (3(1))

  6. Auhmad Robinson – Texas A&M – 45.35 [.342] q (1(3))

  7. Gabriel Clement II – UCLA – 45.35 [.343] q (2(3)) PB

  8. Jayden Davis – Arizona State – 45.44 [.433] Q (3(2))

  9. Jordan Pierre – Arkansas-Pine Bluff – 45.44 [.433] q (1(4)) PB

  10. Nathan Kent – Navy – 45.46 (3(3))

  11. Will Floyd – Georgia – 45.47 (2(4))

  12. Shemar Chambers – Georgia – 45.48 (2(5))

  13. Shaemar Uter – Texas Tech – 45.62 (3(4))

  14. Cutler Zamzow – Texas A&M – 45.65 (2(6))

  15. Hossam Hatib – Texas A&M – 45.94 (1(5))

  16. Jalen Williams – Wisconsin – 46.06 (3(5))

  17. Anthony East III – Houston – 46.07 (2(7))

  18. Kelsey Singleton – Southern Miss. – 46.14 (1(6))

  19. Ervin Pearson – Georgia – 46.20 (3(6))

  20. Malik Ricketts – Pittsburgh – 46.36 (1(7))

  21. Johnny Goode – California – 46.39 (3(7))

  22. Jenoah McKiver – Florida – 46.92 (3(8))

Men’s 800-Meter Run – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Tyrice Taylor – Arkansas – 1:45.23 Q (1(1)) PB

  2. Koitatoi Kidali – Oregon – 1:45.31 Q (1(2)) PB

  3. Samuel Navarro – Mississippi State – 1:45.32 q (1(3)) PB

  4. Matthew Erickson – Oregon – 1:45.89 q (1(4)) PB

  5. Samuel Rodman – Princeton – 1:46.27 q (1(5)) PB

  6. Yared Kidane – Wichita State – 1:46.86 (1(6))

  7. Christian Jackson – Virginia Tech – 1:47.09 Q (3(1))

  8. Rivaldo Marshall – Arkansas – 1:47.14 Q (3(2))

  9. Allon Clay – Penn State – 1:47.17 (1(7)) PB

  10. Aidan McCarthy – Cal Poly – 1:47.25 Q (2(1))

  11. Sam Whitmarsh – Texas A&M – 1:47.29 Q (2(2))

  12. Kyle Reinheimer – Washington – 1:47.32 (3(3))

  13. Rynard Swanepoel – Wake Forest – 1:47.37 (2(3))

  14. Handal Roban – Penn State – 1:47.41 (3(4))

  15. Abdullahi Hassan – Mississippi State – 1:47.47 (2(4))

  16. Patrick Tuohy – NC State – 1:47.55 (2(5))

  17. Dugion Blackman – Iowa State – 1:48.15 (3(5))

  18. Brian Kweyei – Clemson – 1:48.37 (3(6))

  19. Patrick Hilby – Wisconsin – 1:48.39 (3(7))

  20. Kirk Dawkins – Florida A&M – 1:48.41 (3(8))

  21. Andrew Casey – Wisconsin – 1:52.44 (2(6))

  22. Lloyd Frilot – TCU – 2:37.02 (2(7))

Men’s 400-Meter Hurdles – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Nathaniel Ezekiel – Baylor – 47.86 Q (1(1)) CL

  2. Saad Hinti – Tennessee – 49.07 Q (2(1))

  3. Kody Blackwood – Texas – 49.09 Q (2(2))

  4. Ja’Qualon Scott – Texas A&M – 49.18 Q (3(1))

  5. Bryce McCray – Texas A&M – 49.56 q (2(3)) =PB

  6. Oskar Edlund – Texas Tech – 49.66 Q (3(2))

  7. Johnny Brackins – USC – 50.14 [.135] Q (1(2))

  8. Bryce Tucker – Rutgers – 50.14 [.140] q (1(3))

  9. Jarrett Gentles – Coppin State – 50.18 q (2(4))

  10. Jason Parrish – Wichita State – 50.24 (3(3))

  11. Xzaviah Taylor – North Carolina A&T – 50.27 (1(4))

  12. Noah Langford – Howard – 50.50 (3(4))

  13. Mario Paul – Texas Tech – 50.56 (1(5))

  14. Ja-Van Poole – Oakland – 50.74 (1(6))

  15. Ryan Matulonis – Penn – 50.75 (3(5))

  16. Harry Barton – Tennessee – 50.82 (3(6))

  17. Hugo Menin – UTSA – 50.98 [.972] (2(5))

  18. Alex Sherman – Virginia – 50.98 [.972] (3(7))

  19. Tamaal Myers II – UCLA – 51.24 (3(8))

  20. Cameron Wilmington – Grand Canyon – 51.57 (2(6))

  21. Alex Sadikov – Penn – 52.50 (1(7))

  22. Marcus Johnson – Binghamton – 52.57 (2(7))

  23. Jayden Douglas – TCU – 54.16 (1(8))

  24. Isaiah Taylor – North Carolina A&T – 55.63 (2(8))

Men’s 200-Meter Dash – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final

  1. Makanakaishe Charamba – Auburn – 19.94 Q (+0.9) – Heat 3 winner

  2. Jordan Anthony – Arkansas – 20.01 [.006] Q (+0.9) – Heat 3 runner-up

  3. Garrett Kaalund – USC – 20.01 [.010] Q (+0.4) – Heat 1 winner

  4. Max Thomas – USC – 20.02 q (+0.9) – PB

  5. T’Mars McCallum – Tennessee – 20.03 Q (+1.4) – Heat 2 winner

  6. Xavier Butler – Texas – 20.12 Q (+1.4) – Heat 2 runner-up

  7. Carli Makarawu – Kentucky – 20.14 Q (+0.4) – Heat 1 runner-up

  8. Cameron Miller – Purdue – 20.17 q (+0.9)

  9. Abdul-Rasheed Saminu – South Florida – 20.26 q (+1.4)

  10. Jaiden Reid – LSU – 20.27 (+1.4)

  11. Jelani Watkins – LSU – 20.31 (+0.4)

  12. Kashie Crockett – TCU – 20.48 (+1.4)

  13. Tory Lanham – Kansas City – 20.52 (+1.4)

  14. Cameron Tarver – San José State – 20.55 (+0.9)

  15. Jaleel Croal – South Florida – 20.58 [.572] (+0.9)

  16. Brody Buffington – Georgia – 20.58 [.579] (+0.9)

  17. Mason Lawyer – Washington State – 20.67 (+0.4)

  18. Tristyn Flores – Long Beach State – 20.68 (+0.4)

  19. Jalen Johnson – Clemson – 20.72 (+1.4)

  20. Dario Matau – Auburn – 20.76 (+0.4)

  21. Mikey McClain – Iowa State – 20.79 (+0.9)

  22. De’montray Callis – Baylor – 20.84 (+1.4)

  23. Eddie Nketia – USC – 21.08 (+0.4)

Men’s 4×400-Meter Relay – Semifinals
Top two in each heat (Q) plus next three fastest times (q) advance to final
(Mascot names included as this is a team event)

  1. Arkansas Razorbacks – 3:02.53 Q (1(1))

  2. USC Trojans – 3:02.76 Q (2(1))

  3. Texas A&M Aggies – 3:03.09 Q (3(1))

  4. Iowa Hawkeyes – 3:03.14 Q (1(2)) SB

  5. Penn State Nittany Lions – 3:03.39 Q (2(2)) SB

  6. South Florida Bulls – 3:03.54 q (2(3))

  7. Alabama Crimson Tide – 3:03.58 Q (3(2))

  8. Florida Gators – 3:03.69 q (3(3))

  9. BYU Cougars – 3:03.83 q (3(4))

  10. Arizona State Sun Devils – 3:04.00 (2(4))

  11. LSU Tigers – 3:04.01 (3(5))

  12. Texas Longhorns – 3:04.15 (2(5))

  13. Duke Blue Devils – 3:04.28 (1(3)) SB

  14. Houston Cougars – 3:04.36 (3(6))

  15. Ohio State Buckeyes – 3:04.61 (2(6))

  16. Georgia Bulldogs – 3:04.71 (1(4))

  17. TCU Horned Frogs – 3:05.16 (3(7))

  18. North Carolina A&T Aggies – 3:05.77 (1(5))

  19. Texas Tech Red Raiders – 3:06.02 (1(6))

  20. Navy Midshipmen – 3:06.81 (2(7))

  21. Howard Bison – 3:08.92 (3(8))

  22. Baylor Bears – 3:09.63 (2(8))

  23. Wichita State Shockers – 3:10.61 (1(7))

Men’s Decathlon – Day 1 Standings (Through 5 Events)

(Rank – Name – School – Year – Total Points)

  1. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State [JR] – 4479

  2. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara [SR] – 4192

  3. Ben Barton – BYU [JR] – 4190

  4. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State [JR] – 4112

  5. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas [SR] – 4090

  6. Grant Levesque – Houston [SR] – 4068

  7. Jaden Roskelley – BYU [SO] – 4062

  8. Tayton Klein – Kansas [JR] – 4051

  9. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville [FR] – 4033

  10. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville [JR] – 4023

  11. Cole Wilson – High Point [JR] – 3998

  12. Andreas Hantson – Purdue [SO] – 3992

  13. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut [JR] – 3946

  14. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State [SO] – 3920

  15. Alexander Jung – Kansas [SR] – 3916

  16. Landon Helms – Boise State [JR] – 3898

  17. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State [JR] – 3897

  18. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut [SO] – 3788

  19. Nick Bianco – Colorado [SR] – 3788

  20. Brayden Richards – Air Force [FR] – 3788

  21. Till Steinforth – Nebraska [JR] – 3330

 

NCAA Men’s Decathlon – 100 Meters
(Wind legal for all heats; points scored in parentheses)

  1. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State – 10.25 (+0.5) – 1035 PB

  2. Grant Levesque – Houston – 10.59 (+0.5) – 954 =PB

  3. Edgar Campre – Miami (Fla.) – 10.62 (+0.5) – 947

  4. Ben Barton – BYU – 10.67 (+0.5) – 935

  5. Till Steinforth – Nebraska – 10.72 (+0.5) – 924

  6. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State – 10.76 (+0.5) – 915

  7. Tayton Klein – Kansas – 10.84 (+0.5) – 897

  8. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut – 10.86 (–0.5) – 892

  9. Landon Helms – Boise State – 10.87 (–0.5) – 890

  10. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State – 10.88 (–0.5) – 888

  11. Jaden Roskelley – BYU – 10.89 (–0.5) – 885

  12. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville – 10.91 (+1.1) – 881 PB

  13. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara – 10.92 (–0.5) – 878

  14. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut – 10.93 (–0.5) – 876

  15. Alexander Jung – Kansas – 10.94 (+1.1) – 874 PB

  16. Brayden Richards – Air Force – 10.95 [.941] (–0.5) – 872

  17. Cole Wilson – High Point – 10.95 [.947] (+1.1) – 872 SB

  18. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville – 10.97 (–0.5) – 867

  19. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State – 11.01 (+1.1) – 858 PB

  20. Nick Bianco – Colorado – 11.18 (+1.1) – 821

  21. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas – 11.23 (+1.1) – 810

  22. Andreas Hantson – Purdue – 11.24 (+1.1) – 808

  23. Abraham Vogelsang – Iowa – 11.39 (+1.1) – 776

  24. Maxwell Forte – Duke – 16.79 (+0.5) – 35

NCAA Men’s Decathlon – Long Jump
(All marks in meters and feet-inches; wind readings in parentheses; points in bold)

  1. Tayton Klein – Kansas – 7.46m (24-5¾) (+0.7) – 925

  2. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State – 7.39m (24-3) (+0.9) – 908

  3. Till Steinforth – Nebraska – 7.38m (24-2½) (+1.1) – 905

  4. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State – 7.28m (23-10¾) (+0.3) – 881 PB

  5. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara – 7.16m (23-6) (+0.8) – 852

  6. Andreas Hantson – Purdue – 7.15m (23-5½) (+0.2) – 850

  7. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville – 7.10m (23-3½) (+0.2) – 838

  8. Grant Levesque – Houston – 7.05m (23-1¾) (+1.2) – 826

  9. Jaden Roskelley – BYU – 7.02m (23-½) (–1.0) – 818

  10. Cole Wilson – High Point – 7.01m (23-0) (–0.4) – 816

  11. Ben Barton – BYU – 7.01m (23-0) (+0.2) – 816

  12. Nick Bianco – Colorado – 6.99m (22-11¼) (+0.6) – 811

  13. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas – 6.97m (22-10½) (–0.4) – 807 PB

  14. Landon Helms – Boise State – 6.88m (22-7) (+1.8) – 785 =PB

  15. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville – 6.87m (22-6½) (+0.7) – 783

  16. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut – 6.85m (22-5¾) (+0.6) – 778

  17. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State – 6.84m (22-5¼) (+0.1) – 776

  18. Alexander Jung – Kansas – 6.82m (22-4½) (–1.7) – 771

  19. Edgar Campre – Miami (Fla.) – 6.79m (22-3½) (–1.1) – 764

  20. Brayden Richards – Air Force – 6.76m (22-2¼) (–0.4) – 757

  21. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut – 6.73m (22-1) (+0.4) – 750

  22. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State – 6.41m (21-½) (+0.4) – 677

NCAA Men’s Decathlon – Shot Put

(All marks in meters and feet-inches; points in bold)

  1. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas – 15.46m (50-8¾) – 818 PB

  2. Edgar Campre – Miami (Fla.) – 15.03m (49-3¾) – 792

  3. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville – 14.82m (48-7½) – 779

  4. Alexander Jung – Kansas – 14.80m (48-6¾) – 777 PB

  5. Till Steinforth – Nebraska – 14.68m (48-2) – 770

  6. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara – 14.44m (47-4½) – 755

  7. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State – 14.22m (46-8) – 742

  8. Grant Levesque – Houston – 13.96m (45-9¾) – 726 =PB

  9. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut – 13.92m (45-8) – 723

  10. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State – 13.69m (44-11) – 709

  11. Cole Wilson – High Point – 13.67m (44-10¼) – 708

  12. Jaden Roskelley – BYU – 13.07m (42-10¾) – 672

  13. Brayden Richards – Air Force – 12.89m (42-3½) – 661

  14. Ben Barton – BYU – 12.67m (41-7) – 647

  15. Landon Helms – Boise State – 12.67m (41-7) – 647 PB

  16. Andreas Hantson – Purdue – 12.63m (41-5¼) – 645

  17. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville – 12.32m (40-5) – 626

  18. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State – 11.88m (38-11¾) – 599

  19. Nick Bianco – Colorado – 11.81m (38-9) – 595

  20. Tayton Klein – Kansas – 11.66m (38-3¼) – 586

  21. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut – 11.52m (37-9½) – 577

  22. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State – 11.52m (37-9½) – 577

Men’s Decathlon – High Jump

  1. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas – 2.07m – 868 (=PB)

  2. Andreas Hantson – Purdue – 2.07m – 868

  3. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State – 2.04m – 840 (SB)

  4. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville – 2.04m – 840

  5. Jaden Roskelley – BYU – 2.04m – 840

  6. Cole Wilson – High Point – 2.01m – 813 (=PB)

  7. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State – 2.01m – 813 (=PB)

  8. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara – 2.01m – 813

  9. Ben Barton – BYU – 2.01m – 813

  10. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State – 1.98m – 785 (SB)

  11. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State – 1.98m – 785

  12. Tayton Klein – Kansas – 1.95m – 758 (SB)

  13. Till Steinforth – Nebraska – 1.92m – 731

  14. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut – 1.92m – 731

  15. Nick Bianco – Colorado – 1.92m – 731

  16. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville – 1.89m – 705

  17. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut – 1.89m – 705

  18. Landon Helms – Boise State – 1.89m – 705 (=PB)

  19. Grant Levesque – Houston – 1.89m – 705

  20. Alexander Jung – Kansas – 1.86m – 679

  21. Brayden Richards – Air Force – 1.83m – 653 (=PB)

  22. Edgar Campre – Miami (Fla.) – 1.80m – 627 (=SB)

Men’s Decathlon – 400 Meters

  1. Peyton Bair – Mississippi State – 46.00 – 1008 (PB)

  2. Ben Barton – BYU – 46.59 – 979

  3. Brad Thomas – UC Santa Barbara – 48.32 – 894

  4. Tayton Klein – Kansas – 48.51 – 885 (SB)

  5. Colby Eddowes – Arkansas State – 48.67 – 877

  6. Paul Kallenberg – Louisville – 48.72 – 875

  7. Landon Helms – Boise State – 48.80 – 871

  8. Emil Uhlin – Kansas State – 48.85 – 868 (PB)

  9. Ryan Gregory – Long Beach State – 48.87 – 867 (PB)

  10. Diarmuid O’Connor – Connecticut – 48.91 – 866

  11. Kenneth Byrd – Louisville – 48.98 – 862

  12. Grant Levesque – Houston – 49.10 – 857

  13. Jaden Roskelley – BYU – 49.31 – 847 (PB)

  14. Brayden Richards – Air Force – 49.35 – 845 (PB)

  15. Joshua Mooney – Connecticut – 49.53 – 836 (PB)

  16. Nick Bianco – Colorado – 49.67 – 830 (=SB)

  17. Andreas Hantson – Purdue – 49.86 – 821

  18. Alexander Jung – Kansas – 49.99 – 815

  19. Cole Wilson – High Point – 50.57 – 789

  20. Marcus Weaver – Arkansas – 50.60 – 787

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