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2024 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Here's What Happened On Day 3 At NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024

Here's What Happened On Day 3 At NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024

Here's what happened on the third day of the 2024 NCAA D1 Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field as it closes the men's competition on June 7.

Jun 8, 2024 by Jennifer Zahn
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The third day of the 2024 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., closed out the men's competition on June 7 with finals for all individual events and a conclusion to the team points race.

The team title came down to the 4x400m relay, where Florida took third, securing the third consecutive 2024 NCAA Track and Field Championships title for the Gators. 

Here's what to know about the third day of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track And Field Championships.

Parker Wolfe Wins First NCAA Title In Thrilling Finish Over Nico Young In Men's 5000m Final

North Carolina junior Parker Wolfe threw down a 54-second final lap and outpaced Northern Arizona's Nico Young and Stanford's Ky Robinson en route to his first NCAA title. 

Harvard junior Graham Blanks, the 2023 NCAA cross country champion who clawed back from injury this season, put the screws on the field with two laps to go as he was the first to begin pushing the pace, but ultimately faded to fifth. 

On his big move, Blanks later told the media, "Like a week or two ago, I was just kind of like, ‘F*** that. If I’m going to lose this race, I’m gonna lose on my own terms.’”

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Men's 5000 Meters Final Results

  1. Parker WOLFE: North Carolina [JR] - 13:54.43
  2. Nico YOUNG: Northern Arizona [JR] - 13:54.65
  3. Ky ROBINSON: Stanford [SR] - 13:55.00
  4. Brian MUSAU: Oklahoma State [FR] - 13:57.42
  5. Graham BLANKS: Harvard [JR] - 13:57.81
  6. Habtom SAMUEL: New Mexico [FR] - 13:58.83
  7. Toby GILLEN: Ole Miss [JR] - 13:59.00
  8. Jesse HAMLIN: Butler [JR] - 13:59.11
  9. Cael GROTENHUIS: Northern Arizona [JR] - 13:59.63
  10. Jackson SHARP: Wisconsin [SR] - 14:01.48
  11. Yaseen ABDALLA: Tennessee [JR] - 14:01.54
  12. Wil SMITH: Gonzaga [JR] - 14:02.70
  13. Said MECHAAL: Iowa State [JR] - 14:03.41
  14. Brodey HASTY: Northern Arizona [SR] - 14:04.07
  15. Chandler GIBBENS: Kansas [SR] - 14:04.20
  16. Rocky HANSEN: Wake Forest [FR] - 14:04.44
  17. Alex MAIER: Oklahoma State [SR] - 14:04.87
  18. David MULLARKEY: Florida State [JR] - 14:05.77
  19. Dylan SCHUBERT: Furman [JR] - 14:06.41
  20. Aidan TROUTNER: BYU [JR] - 14:07.16
  21. Marco LANGON: Villanova [FR] - 14:10.41
  22. Acer IVERSON: Harvard [JR] - 14:10.93
  23. Nickolas SCUDDER: Charlotte [SR] - 14:15.40
  24. Nicholas BENDTSEN: Princeton [JR] - 14:16.96

Romaine Beckford Earns Fourth High Jump Title, Stays Undefeated This Season

With a 2.26m / 7'5" effort, Romaine Beckford clinched the outdoor high jump title to follow up his indoor championship-winning performance, bringing his total Division I golds to four. In doing so, he also capped an undefeated collegiate season.

Men's High Jump Final Results

  1. Romaine BECKFORD - Arkansas [SR] - 2.26m
  2. Tyus WILSON - Nebraska [JR] - 2.23m
  3. Caleb SNOWDEN - Arkansas-Pine Bluff [SR] - 2.23m
  4. Tito ALOFE - Harvard [FR] - 2.20m
  5. Devin LOUDERMILK - Kansas [JR] - 2.20m
  6. Kyren WASHINGTON - Oklahoma [FR] - 2.20m
  7. Riyon RANKIN - Georgia [FR] - 2.17m
  8. Brady PALEN - Wichita State [SR] - 2.17m
  9. Omamuyovwi ERHIRE - Texas Tech [SR] - 2.17m
  10. Charles MCBRIDE II - Campbell [SR] - 2.17m
  11. Reign WINSTON - Ohio State [SO] - 2.12m
  12. Channing FERGUSON - South Carolina [JR] - 2.12m
  13. Brandon BURKE - Virginia Tech [SR] - 2.12m
  14. Elias GERALD - USC [SO] - 2.12m
  15. Kennedy SAUDER - Miami (Fla.) [JR] - 2.12m
  16. Grant CAMPBELL - Tennessee [FR] - 2.12m
  17. Antrea MITA - Houston [FR] - 2.12m
  18. Kamyren GARRETT - Illinois [SO] - 2.12m
  19. Kuda CHADENGA - LSU [JR] - 2.12m
  20. Elijah BELL - Virginia Tech [SR] - 2.12m
  21. Joe LYNCH - South Dakota [JR] - 2.07m
  22. Jakub BELIK - UTEP [JR] - 2.07m
  23. Dorian CURRY - South Alabama [SR] - 2.07m

Cheickna Traore Wins Division I 200m Title One Year After Winning Division III Title 

Former Ramapo College sprint star Cheickna Traore won the NCAA Division I 200m title for Penn State just one year after winning the Division III title as he blazed to a 19.95 finish at Hayward Field. That's also the eighth-fastest time in the world this year.

Men's 200 Meters Final Results 

  1. Cheickna TRAORE: Penn State [SR] - 19.95
  2. Robert GREGORY: Florida [SR] - 20.08 (SB)
  3. Saminu ABDUL-RASHEED: South Florida [SO] - 20.12 (PB)
  4. Tarsis OROGOT: Alabama [JR] - 20.14
  5. Makanakaishe CHARAMBA: Auburn [JR] - 20.20
  6. Shaun MASWANGANYI: Houston [SR] - 20.25
  7. Jamarion STUBBS: Alabama State [SO] - 20.59
  8. Lance LANG: Arkansas [SR] - 20.67
  9. Wanya MCCOY: Florida [JR] - 20.98

Caleb Dean Runs Second-Fastest Collegiate 400m Hurdles Ever

Texas Tech's Caleb Dean threw down a historic performance in the men's 400m hurdles, recording the second-fastest time ever by a collegiate athlete. 

His 47.23 PR is also the fourth-fastest time in the world this year.

 Men's 400 Meter Hurdles Final Results

  1. Caleb DEAN: Texas Tech [JR] - 47.23 (PB, CL)

  2. Chris ROBINSON: Alabama [SR] - 47.98
  3. Nathaniel EZEKIEL: Baylor [JR] - 48.88
  4. Ja'Qualon SCOTT: Texas A&M [JR] - 49.08 (PB)
  5. Oskar EDLUND: Texas Tech [JR] - 49.23
  6. Corde LONG: Alabama [SR] - 49.47
  7. Jakwan HALE: Tennessee [SR] - 49.49
  8. Sean BURRELL: LSU [SR] - 51.17

Salif Mane Leaps To Collegiate Lead While Winning Men's Triple Jump

Fairleigh Dickinson senior Salif Mane jumped a personal-best 17.14m to establish a new collegiate lead and take the men's triple jump title on his first jump. Just .01m separated him from runner-up Russell Robinson of Miami.

Final Results:

1       Salif MANE

        FDU [SR]       17.14m

        56-2¾          +1.7   2 (1)

        PB   CL  

2       Russell ROBINSON

        Miami (Fla.) [SR]       17.13m

        56-2½          +0.6   2 (2)

        PB  

3       Brandon GREEN JR

        Oklahoma [SO] 16.63m

        54-6¾          +1.7   2 (3)

4       Jeremiah DAVIS

        Florida State [SR]      16.62m

        54-6½          +0.4   2 (4)

5       Luke BROWN

        Kentucky [FR]  16.44m

        53-11¼         -0.5   2 (5)

Shane Cohen Swings Wide To Clinch Men's 800m Victory, Race Under Review

Virginia's Shane Cohen managed to avoid traffic throughout an eventful men's 800m final to finish first in 1:44.97, but official results have yet to clear the protest process. With 100m to go, Camden Marshall of Indiana went down hard; that part of the race is under review.

Men's 800 Meters Final Results

  1. Shane COHEN: Virginia [SR] - 1:44.97 (PB)
  2. Sam WHITMARSH: Texas A&M [JR] - 1:45.10
  3. Finley MCLEAR: Iowa State [JR] - 1:45.66 (PB)
  4. Tarees RHODEN: Clemson [SR] - 1:45.70 (PB)
  5. Sean DOLAN: Villanova [SR] - 1:45.89
  6. Yusuf BIZIMANA: Texas [SR] - 1:46.37
  7. Kimar FARQUHARSON: Texas A&M [JR] - 1:46.38
  8. Nicholas PLANT: Virginia Tech [SO] - 1:47.00
  9. Camden MARSHALL: Indiana [JR] - 2:04.27

Christopher Morales Williams Wins NCAA Outdoor 400m Title 

Georgia's Christopher Morales Williams won the outdoor 400m NCAA title to complement his indoor title from earlier this year, running 44.47 for the win. 

The 19-year-old Canadian ran an unofficial world indoor record (44.49) in his signature event in February. 

Men's 400 Meters Final Results

  1. Christopher MORALES WILLIAMS: Georgia [SO] - 44.47
  2. Samuel OGAZI: Alabama [FR] - 44.52 (PB)
  3. JeVaughn POWELL: Florida [SR] - 44.54 (PB)
  4. Auhmad ROBINSON: Texas A&M [JR] - 44.75 (PB)
  5. Johnnie BLOCKBURGER: USC [SR] - 44.90
  6. Judson LINCOLN IV: Virginia Tech [SO] - 45.31
  7. Emmanuel BYNUM: Tennessee [SR] - 45.75
  8. Reheem HAYLES: Florida [JR] - 45.78
  9. Justin ROBINSON: Arizona State [JR] - 45.92

Louie Hinchcliffe Goes Sub-10 To Earn The Men's 100m Crown

Speed City, represent! Louie Hinchcliffe, a sophomore at Houston, continued his ascendence to NCAA and international sprint stardom with another sub-10 performance, a wind-legal 9.95 PR, to win the men's 100m.

Read more about Hinchcliffe's meteoric rise: British Sprinter Louie Hinchliffe And His Emergence At Speed City

 Men's 100 Meters Final Results

  1. Louie HINCHLIFFE: Houston [SO] - 9.95 (PB)
  2. Favour ASHE: Auburn [JR] - 9.99
  3. Kanyinsola AJAYI: Auburn [FR] - 10.01 (PB)
  4. Godson OGHENEBRUME: LSU [JR] - 10.02 (10.013)
  5. Saminu ABDUL-RASHEED: South Florida [SO] - 10.02 (10.019) (PB)
  6. Wanya MCCOY: Florida [JR] - 10.03
  7. Shaun MASWANGANYI: Houston [SR] - 10.05
  8. Zachaeus BEARD: Northwestern St. [SR] - 10.10
  9. Lance LANG: Arkansas [SR] - 10.15

Darius Luff Out-Leans Ja'Kobe Tharp To Claim 110m Hurdles Title

Nebraska's Darius Luff narrowly earned the 110m hurdles title over Auburn's Ja'Kobe Tharp with the ninth-fastest time in collegiate history, 13.19. 

Men's 110 Meter Hurdles Final Results 

  1. Darius LUFF: Nebraska [SR] - 13.19 (PB)
  2. Ja'Kobe THARP: Auburn [FR] - 13.20
  3. Ja'Qualon SCOTT: Texas A&M [JR] - 13.27 (PB)
  4. Malachi SNOW: San Jose St. [FR] - 13.33 (PB)
  5. De' Vion WILSON: Houston [SR] - 13.36
  6. Samuel BENNETT: Howard [JR] - 13.45 (PB)
  7. Jerome CAMPBELL: Northern Colorado [SO] - 13.49
  8. Matthew SOPHIA: LSU [SO] - 13.53
  9. Johnny BRACKINS: USC [JR] - 13.63

Parker Stokes Wins Men's 3000m Steeplechase For Georgetown

Georgetown senior Parker Stokes used a swift kick to earn the men's steeplechase title in season's-best 8:24.58, splitting 60 seconds over the final lap to overtake the field.


Men's 3000 Meter Steeplechase Final Results

  1. Parker STOKES - Georgetown [SR] - 8:24.58 (SB)
  2. Nathan MOUNTAIN - Virginia [JR] - 8:25.71
  3. Gable SIEPERDA - Iowa State [SR] - 8:25.92 (PB)
  4. Abdelhakim ABOUZOUHIR - Eastern Kentucky [SR] - 8:27.09
  5. CJ SINGLETON - Notre Dame [SO] - 8:27.46 (PB)
  6. Estanis RUIZ - Portland [JR] - 8:28.15 (PB)
  7. Yasin SADO - Virginia [SR] - 8:28.17
  8. Alexander KORCZYNSKI - Northeastern [SR] - 8:29.42 (PB)
  9. James CORRIGAN - BYU [SO] - 8:29.61
  10. Jackson SHORTEN - Princeton [SO] - 8:29.84 (PB)
  11. Tom SEITZER - Notre Dame [SR] - 8:35.70
  12. Levi TAYLOR - Montana State [SR] - 8:43.47

Joe Waskom Kicks Down Everyone On The Homestretch For The Men's NCAA Outdoor 1500m Title

Washington's Joe Waskom closed the final 400m in 52.6 and bolted past Wisconsin's Adam Spencer, Oregon's Elliott Cook, and Northern Arizona's Colin Sahlman on the homestretch to win the men's 1500m title for the second time since 2022.

Men's 1500 Meter Final Results 

  1. Joe Waskom - Washington [JR] - 3:39.48
  2. Elliott Cook - Oregon [JR] - 3:39.57
  3. Adam Spencer - Wisconsin [JR] - 3:39.80
  4. Colin Sahlman - Northern Arizona [SO] - 3:39.92
  5. Damien Dilcher - Iona [SR] - 3:40.24
  6. Wes Porter - Virginia [JR] - 3:40.39
  7. Ezekiel Rop - Iowa State [SR] - 3:40.50
  8. Anass Essayi - South Carolina [JR] - 3:40.81
  9. Ethan Strand - North Carolina [SO] - 3:40.90
  10. Nathan Green - Washington [SO] - 3:40.98
  11. Liam Murphy - Villanova [JR] - 3:42.90
  12. Luke Houser - Washington [SR] - 3:48.86

Auburn Clocks Third-Fastest Collegiate Men's 4x100m Relay Time In History

The Auburn men ran 38.03, the third-fastest time in collegiate history, en route to claiming the men's 4x100m title amid a dramatic final that saw multiple teams disqualified. 

That time sits behind only collegiate record-holder LSU (37.90) and Florida (37.93); both of those marks were set last year.

Men 4x100 Meter Relay Final Results

  1. Auburn - Auburn - 38.03 (SB, CL)
  2. LSU - LSU - 38.21
  3. Houston - Houston - 38.25 (SB)
  4. Florida - Florida - 38.34 (SB)
  5. Texas - Texas - 38.99
  6. Texas Tech - DNF
  7. Arizona - DQ
  8. San Jose State - DQ
  9. USC - DQ

NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024 Schedule On Friday, June 7

Tracks Events

  • 8:20 PM ET - National Collegiate Wheelchair 100m, Final, Men
  • 9:02 PM ET - 4x100 Relay, Final, Men
  • 9:24 PM ET - 3000 Steeplechase, Final, Men
  • 9:42 PM ET - 110 Hurdles, Final, Men
  • 9:52 PM ET - 100 Meters, Final, Men
  • 10:02 PM ET - 400 Meters, Final, Men
  • 10:14 PM ET - 800 Meters, Final, Men
  • 10:27 PM ET - 400 Hurdles, Final, Men
  • 10:37 PM ET - 200 Meters, Final, Men
  • 10:43 PM ET - 200 Meters, Heptathlon, Women
  • 10:55 PM ET - 5000 Meters, Final, Men
  • 11:21 PM ET - 4x400 Relay, Final, Men

Field Events

  • 8:30 PM ET - High Jump, Final, Men
  • 8:35 PM ET - Discus, Final, Men
  • 9:20 PM ET - Triple Jump, Final, Men

Combined Events

  • 4:00 PM ET - 100 Hurdles, Heptathlon, Women
  • 5:00 PM ET - High Jump, Heptathlon, Women
  • 7:00 PM ET - Shot Put, Heptathlon, Women
  • 10:43 PM ET - 200 Meters, Heptathlon, Women

How To Watch The NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024

The 2024 NCAA outdoor track and field championships will be broadcast on ESPN2 and ESPN.

When Is The NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024?

The NCAA Track And Field Championships 2024 takes place June 5-8 in Eugene, Oregon. 

Here's the schedule:

All Times Eastern

Wednesday, June 5

  • Men's Day 1: 7:30 PM | ESNP2

Thursday, June 6

  • Women's Day 1: 8:30 PM | ESPN2

Friday, June 7

  • Men's Day 2: 9:00 PM | ESPN2

Saturday, June 8

  • Women's Day 2: 5:30 PM | ESPN

Where Is The NCAA Track And Field Championships? It's Going To Be At Hayward Field

Last year, the 2023 NCAA Track and Field Championships were held in Austin, Texas, but it won't be back there any time soon. 

For now, the home of the biggest outdoor college track and field meet in the sport lives in Eugene. Hayward Field will be hosting the meet every year until 2027.

This is the 15th time Eugene, or "Track Town, USA" as it's called, has hosted the meet. 

Here are the future dates: 

  • 2024: Eugene, Ore., Hayward Field, June 5-8    
  • 2025: Eugene, Ore., Hayward Field, June 11-14    
  • 2026: Eugene, Ore., Hayward Field, June 10-13    
  • 2027: Eugene, Ore., Hayward Field, June 9-12

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