On Signs Six Former NCAA Standouts to Professional Roster
On Signs Six Former NCAA Standouts to Professional Roster
Swiss sportswear brand On has officially signed six standout former NCAA athletes to its growing professional track and field roster.

Swiss sportswear brand On has officially signed six standout former NCAA athletes to its growing professional track and field roster, continuing its rapid ascent in the global athletics scene. From sprints and hurdles to distance and field events, this new crop of signees brings world-class talent, international experience, and serious podium potential to the brand’s expanding lineup.
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Tapiwanashe Carli Makarawu (@carliemakarawu)
A Zimbabwean sprint sensation, Makarawu joins On after a breakout season with the University of Kentucky. He captured the NCAA national title in the 200m and made history by breaking the Zimbabwean national record in the same event. Before his time in the SEC, he dominated at the NJCAA level, showcasing his range and raw talent. Now an Olympian headed to Tokyo and preparing for the World Championships in September, Makarawu brings elite speed and international star power to the On roster.

Nathaniel Ezekiel (@i_am_nathaniel_ezekiel)
The 400m hurdles standout and Nigerian national record holder has long been one to watch. During his time at Baylor, Ezekiel consistently ran at the top of the NCAA leaderboard, known for his smooth form and commanding finishes. The NCAA champion and Olympian made his professional debut at the Prefontaine Classic and will compete for Team Nigeria at the World Championships. Ezekiel’s combination of consistency, explosiveness, and global experience makes him one of the most promising hurdlers in the world.

Johnny Brackins Jr. (@johnnybrackins)
A former long jumper turned sprint hurdler, Brackins has shown rare versatility and explosive athleticism. The USC Trojan finished his collegiate career ranked second all-time in the 60m hurdles in school history and emerged as a rising force in the short hurdles. His transition from the jumps to sprints has been seamless, and with On’s backing, Brackins is poised to unlock even more potential on the pro circuit.

Max Thomas (@maxreixn)
Another standout from USC, Max Thomas built his reputation as one of the most consistent young sprinters in the NCAA. A key member of the Trojan 4x100m relay squad that clocked the second-fastest time in school history, Thomas brings relay strength and individual speed to the table. After electing to forego his remaining NCAA eligibility in June, Thomas is now ready to test himself against the world’s best under the On banner.

Ceili McCabe (@ceilimccabe)
Canada’s Ceili McCabe has been a force in both cross country and track. The West Virginia alum has represented Canada on the global stage at the Olympics and World Championships, specializing in distance events like the 3000m steeplechase. Known for her grit, range, and racing IQ, McCabe now embarks on the next chapter of her career with On, where she’ll continue chasing global medals and national records.

Samirah Moody (@samirahmoody_)
A dominant presence on the USC sprint squad, Samirah Moody capped her collegiate career with a school record in the 60m and top-10 all-time rankings in both the 100m (4th) and 200m (7th). A conference champion and multiple-time All-American, Moody’s consistency and explosiveness out of the blocks make her a prime candidate for international success. Her addition strengthens On’s sprint portfolio and underscores the brand’s commitment to developing top-tier talent across all events.

On's Expanding Presence in Elite Track and Field
With this wave of signings, On continues to position itself as a rising force in elite track and field. The brand's commitment to supporting athletes across all disciplines signals a long-term investment in the sport’s future.
Whether it’s on the Diamond League circuit, at the World Championships, or the Olympic Games, these six new signees will proudly wear On while chasing titles, records, and legacy.
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