Here's Who Won The Men's 110m Hurdles At The 2025 USATF Championships

Ja'Kobe Tharp, who is just 19 years old, won the final event of the 2025 USATF Championships, the men's 110-meter hurdles. Here are the results.

Aug 4, 2025 by Matt Cannizzaro

Here's Who Won The Men's 110m Hurdles At The 2025 USATF Championships

The 2025 Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, concluded Sunday with the men's 110-meter hurdles, and the finale certainly was a show-stopper.

Young Ja'Kobe Tharp, a 19-year-old who competed collegiately for Auburn this season, brought his talent to one of the country's biggest meets and came away with a victory, running a personal-best 13.01.

Cordell Tinch was second at 13.03, and Dylan Beard finished third at 13.04.

The four-day meet, being held July 31 through Aug. 3, will help determine the United States' roster for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September.

Among Tharp's successes are a win in the 60-meter hurdles at the 2025 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships and a victory in the 110m hurdles at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

He also claimed a gold medal in the 110m hurdles at the World U20 Championships in 2024.

Men's 110m Hurdles Final Results

Ja'kobe Tharp (Auburn) - 13.01
Cordell Tinch (Nike) - 13.03
Dylan Beard (D4) - 13.04
Trey Cunningham (Adidas) - 13.10
Ja'Qualon Scott - 13.25
Devion Wilson - 13.27
Kendrick Smallwood (Texas) - 13.28
Jamar Marshall (Houston) - 13.53
Jamal Britt (Tracksmith) - DNF

Complete Results From The 2025 USA Track And Field Outdoor Championships

USA Track Championships 2025 Qualifying Standards

Men’s Qualifying Standards

100m: 10.05
200m: 20.24
400m: 45.20
800m: 1:46.25
1500m: 3:37.00
5,000m: 13:20.00
10,000m: 27:50.00
110m Hurdles: 13.50
400m Hurdles: 49.50
3000m Steeplechase: 8:29.00
20k Race Walk: 1:36:00
5k Race Walk: 22:00
10k Race Walk: 46:30
High Jump: 2.27m
Pole Vault: 5.80m
Long Jump: 8.12m
Triple Jump: 16.30m
Shot Put: 20.80m
Discus Throw: 62.00m
Hammer Throw: 72.50m
Javelin Throw: 76.00m
Decathlon: 7900 points

Women’s Qualifying Standards

100m: 11.08
200m: 22.60
400m: 51.00
800m: 1:59.80
1500m: 4:05.00
5,000m: 15:09.59
10,000m: 31:32.00
100m Hurdles: 12.78
400m Hurdles: 56.00
3000m Steeplechase: 9:35.00
20k Race Walk: 1:48:00
High Jump: 1.87m
Pole Vault: 4.60m
Long Jump: 6.65m
Triple Jump: 13.50m
Shot Put: 18.00m
Discus Throw: 58.50m
Hammer Throw: 71.00m
Javelin Throw: 55.50m
Heptathlon: 6000 points

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