NCAA West Track and Field Regionals: Day 1
May 27, 2026 /Sports News - Local

NCAA West Track and Field Regionals: Day 1

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-The first day of NCAA West Division I track and field regionals occurred at John McDonnell Field on the campus of the University of Arkansas Wednesday. The results are as follows:

There was also action at the University of Kentucky Outdoor track and field facility Wednesday. Those results are as follows:

NCAA East Regionals @ Lexington, Ky.

First Round Mens Hammer

1 Jeremiah Nubbe Virginia 231-2
2 Seamus Malaski Purdue 228-11
3 Nikolaos Polychroniou Virginia 226-5
4 Cale Ayers Virginia 225-6
5 Igor Olaru Tennessee 224-8
6 Collin Burkhart Penn State 221-2
7 Orry Willems Cincinnati 220-2
8 Basel Abosina Florida 219-6
9 Christian Toro Duke 218-0
10 Francisco Calhau ULM 217-11
11 Juha Narhi Mississippi State 216-9
12 Xavier Griffiths Michigan State 216-6
13 Gannon Traymore Binghamton 214-7
14 Asher Robbins Princeton 213-1
15 John Fay Duke 212-7
16 Andrew Krall Rutgers 211-11
17 Lukas Baroke Virginia Tech 211-10
18 Aidan Ifkovits Tennessee 211-5
19 Marshall Potter Connecticut 210-11
20 Benedikt Schweizer ULM 210-4
21 Bryson Smith Ole Miss 209-10
22 Benjamin Pable Notre Dame 208-5
23 Jake McEachern Eastern Michigan 207-10
24 Ethan Wordell Brown 207-10
25 Peter Northrup Cornell 206-3
26 Chris Vance Akron 204-11
27 Brock Conrad Kentucky 204-0
28 Kellen Kimes Liberty 204-0
29 Matt Giuliano Louisville 203-9
30 Leo Maxwell Purdue 203-9
31 Liam McGovern New Hampshire 203-6
32 Brian Luciano Binghamton 202-5
33 Tahir Hines Georgia Tech 202-4
34 Gerrit Visser SE Louisiana 202-4
35 Christopher Milillo Wagner 201-0
36 Lane Graham Akron 200-7
37 Tyler Thompson Cincinnati 200-5
38 Samuel Mika South Alabama 200-0
39 Yoofi Abaka-Amuah New Hampshire 199-5
40 Jase Hunter Kennesaw State 199-4
41 Mason Hickel Ole Miss 198-4
42 Robby Manse Army West Point 197-6
43 Obiora Okeke Notre Dame 193-8
44 Nikolaos Sidirenios Indiana 192-11
45 Troy McWilliams VCU 189-4

First Round Mens Javelin

1 Jordan Davis Georgia 257-1
2 Nick Reynolds Georgia 244-4
3 Jack Larriviere LSU 231-8
4 Ben Shughart Liberty 231-8
5 Leikel Cabrera Gay Florida 230-2
6 Reuben Booysen South Alabama 227-1
7 Tuomas Narhi Mississippi State 226-7
8 Kaden Cartwright Mississippi State 225-8
9 Owen Faulha Boston University 222-8
10 Brandon Falconer Mount St. Mary’s 220-9
11 Jemar Ferguson Louisiana 217-6
12 Evan Niedrowski Monmouth 217-1
13 Nolan Carey Penn State 216-9
14 Drew Noblet High Point 216-9
15 Blake Orr FIU 216-5
16 Thomas Bannon Connecticut 214-3
17 Jonathan Neighbors South Carolina 212-10
18 Connor Hayford Connecticut 212-5
19 Edward Webb Brown 212-0
20 Bobby McClosky Lafayette 211-6
21 Tyson Schiele Miami (Fla.) 211-1
22 Collin Torres Army West Point 210-3
23 Ryan DeBarber Southern Miss. 209-11
24 Malachi Cummings Navy 209-1
25 Aidan Boyd Kennesaw State 209-0
26 Kyle Kaufelds Samford 209-0
27 Roddy Schenk Tennessee 208-4
28 Thomas Lloyd Mount St. Mary’s 208-3
29 Atticus Soehren Penn 208-2
30 Luke Thierfelder NC State 207-11
31 Wil Jaques Lehigh 207-3
32 Marek Waltke Memphis 205-4
33 Paul Catalanatto LSU 204-9
34 Ayden Campbell Florida 204-0
35 Matt Prebola Duke 204-0
36 Drew Mruk Princeton 201-4
37 John Teachman Davidson 200-2
38 Justin Kolpan Rutgers 198-3
39 Matthew St. Cyr Northeastern 198-0
40 Jason Ballen NJIT 197-3
41 Robert Paneque Rutgers 196-3
42 Aiden Guarneri Bryant 195-10
43 Toren Burr UMBC 195-0
44 Nick Masterman Wake Forest 193-3
45 Rocklan Boisseau Indiana 191-3
46 Carson Lowe Grambling 187-10
47 Chris White Notre Dame 187-1

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