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Related Coverage:

• Athlete/Coach Interviews + Video Coverage
• Men's Preview: Which Men's Stars Will Emerge At The 2023 NCAA Track & Field Championships?
• Day 2 Recap: Catch up on yesterday's action with a full recap and results
• Women's Hammer Recap:  Stephanie Ratcliffe Wins Women's Hammer, Gives Harvard Sweep At NCAA Champs
• Women's Javelin Recap: Rhema Otabor Of Nebraska Wins Women's Javelin At NCAA Championships
• Women's Pole Vault Recap: Julia Fixsen Of Virginia Tech Wins Pole Vault At NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Women's 4x1 News: Texas Smashes Collegiate Record in 4x100m Semis At NCAA Championships
• Women's 400m News: Britton Wilson Jogs To New Meet, Facility Records In 400m Semis At NCAAs
• Women's Long Jump Recap: Ackelia Smith Of Texas Wins Long Jump, Denies Jasmine Moore Double At NCAAs
• Women's Shot Put Recap: Axelina Johansson Of Nebraska Wins NCAA Women's Shot Put Title
• Decathlon Recap: Leo Neugebauer Of Texas Breaks Collegiate Record To Win NCAA Decathlon
• Women's 10,000m Recap: Everlyn Kemboi Wins 10,000m For Utah Valley's First National Title

Day 3: Friday, June 9 (Men's Events + Heptathlon)

Team scores after day one: 

1. Arkansas, 21 points
2. Stanford, 18 points
3. Arizona, 16 points
4. LSU, 15 points
5. Harvard, 13 points
6. Minnesota, 11 points
7. South Alabama, 10 points
8. BYU, 9.5 points
9. Akron, 8 points
10. Virginia, 8 points

Team projections after day one: 

1. Arkansas, 56 points
2. Florida, 55 points
3. Georgia, 43 points
4. Stanford, 43 points
5. LSU, 33 points
6. Washington, 31.5 points
7. Texas Tech, 29.5 points
8. Alabama, 27 points
9. Arizona State, 27 points
10. BYU, 24.5 points

High Jump Final (7:30 p.m. CT)

The 2023 indoor champion repeated as the outdoor champion this year as Romain Beckford of South Florida skyrocketed to 2.27m (7-5.25) for the high jump title. 

Top 10 Results:

1. Romaine BECKFORD, South Florida: 2.27m (7-5¼) PB
2. Vernon TURNER, Oklahoma: 2.27m (7-5¼)
3. Roberto VILCHES, Missouri: 2.24m (7-4¼) SB
4. Slavko STEVIC, SE Louisiana: 2.16m (7-1)
5. Shaun MILLER JR., Ohio State: 2.16m (7-1)
6. Trey ALLEN, Louisville: 2.16m (7-1)
7. Tony JONES, Miss State: 2.16m (7-1)
8. Tyus WILSON, Nebraska: 2.16m (7-1)
9. Elias GERALD, USC: 2.16m (7-1)
10. Johnathan JONES, Little Rock: 2.16m (7-1)

Read more: Romaine Beckford Of South Florida Wins Thrilling NCAA High Jump Competition

Discus Final (7:35 p.m. CT)

Senior Turner Washington of Arizona State unloaded a monster throw on his final attempt of the competition to win his second straight men's discus title at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Mike A. Myers Stadium.

Washington opened an early lead in the competition with his third throw of 64.25m/210-9. But Roje Stonja of Arkansas whirled a 65.55m/215-0 in Round 4 to take control. Down to the final throw of his career, Washington muscled out a throw of 66.22m/217-3 to capture the title, touching off a raucous celebration.

Results:

1. Turner WASHINGTON, Arizona State: 66.22m
2. Roje STONA, Arkansas: 65.55m
3. Mykolas ALEKNA, California: 63.25m
4. Claudio ROMERO, LSU: 62.67m
5. Kevin NEDRICK, Liberty: 61.93m
6. Milton INGRAHAM, Florida State: 61.44m
7. Dallin SHURTS, BYU: 61.27m
8. Elijah MASON, Washington: 61.10m
9. Alan DE FALCHI, Alabama: 60.44m
10. Zorawar OTAL, Duke: 60.07m

Read more: Turner Washington Of Arizona State Repeats As NCAA Discus Champion

4x100m Relay Final (8:02 p.m. CT)

We're looking at an INSANE upset as Texas Tech downed LSU with a time of 37.93 to the Tigers' 38.05!!! That time is an NCAA Championships meet record, but it'll have to stand up to what appears to be a potential officials' review for the first handoff.

It did not, and LSU become the de facto winners in 38.05. 

A @TexasTechTF DQ gives @LSUTrackField the 4x100m title in 38.05 to kick off the finals!

🥈 @GatorsTF - 38.26
🥉 @FSU_Track - 38.29 pic.twitter.com/wnCqHcGSpe

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. LSU: 38.05
2. Florida: 38.26
3. Florida State: 38.29
4. Arizona State: 38.54 SB
5. Alabama State: 38.79
6. Louisville: 38.81
7. Iowa: DNF
8. Georgia: DNF

• Texas Tech: DQ

Read more: LSU Wins Men's 4x100m After Texas Tech DQ'd At NCAA Championships

Triple Jump Final (8:10 p.m. CT)

Jaydon Hibbert of Arkansas recorded 10 crucial points for the Razorbacks as he smashed the competition with a 17.56m (57-7½) leap—No. 3 all-time collegiately—to add another NCAA title to his resume after winning indoors this year. 

Top 10 Results:

1. Jaydon HIBBERT, Arkansas: 17.56m (57-7½) -0.3 2 (1) FR
2. Russell ROBINSON, Miami (Fla.): 16.94m (55-7) +1.1 2 (2)
3. Jeremiah DAVIS, Florida State: 16.67m (54-8¼) +1.2 2 (4)
4. Sean DIXON-BODIE, Florida: 16.61m (54-6) +0.3 2 (3)
5. Salif MANE, Fairleigh Dickinson: 16.46m (54-0) +1.6 2 (6)
6. Owayne OWENS, Virginia: 16.36m (53-8¼) +1.1 2 (5)
7. Malik CUNNINGHAM, Villanova: 16.17m (53-¾) +1.0 1 (1) PB
8. Astley DAVIS, Southern Utah: 16.17m (53-¾) +0.9 1 (2) PB
9. Praise ANIAMAKA, Purdue: 16.10m (52-10) +0.4 1 (3) PB
10. Brandon GREEN, Oklahoma: 16.06m (52-8¼) +1.0 2 (7) PB

Read more: Jaydon Hibbert Of Arkansas Sets Facility Record, Wins Triple Jump At NCAAs

1500m Final (8:12 p.m. CT)

The Huskies' pack mentality pulled Nathan Green and Joe Waskom to a 1-2 finish, respectively, in the men's 1500m. Their compatriot Luke Houser finished 10th. Fouad Messaoudi, considered a favorite by many as the reigning indoor champion in the event, ended up in ninth.

Pack mentality 🐺

The @UWTrack Huskies collect 18 points with a 1-2 finish in the men’s 1500m! pic.twitter.com/HJ7i6WVJ0s

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Nathan GREEN, Washington [SO]: 3:42.78
2. Joe WASKOM, Washington [JR]: 3:42.93
3. Adam SPENCER, Wisconsin [SO]: 3:42.98
4. Anass ESSAYI, South Carolina [SO]: 3:43.31
5. Isaac BASTEN, Drake [JR]: 3:43.33
6. Jesse HUNT, North Carolina [SR]: 3:43.40
7. Ezekiel ROP, Iowa State [JR]: 3:43.59
8. Evan DORENKAMP, Penn State [JR]: 3:44.20
9. Fouad MESSAOUDI, Oklahoma State [SO]: 3:44.41
10. Luke HOUSER, Washington [JR]: 3:44.61
11. Liam MURPHY, Villanova [SO]: 3:45.72
12. Ethan STRAND, North Carolina [FR]: 3:47.01

Read more: Nathan Green Of Washington Wins 1500m Title At NCAA Championships

3000m Steeplechase Final (8:24 p.m. CT)

Facility records going down everywhere here at Mike A. Myers Stadium! BYU's Kenneth Rooks turns in a terrific 8:26.17 amid rather hot and humid conditions to take the title over Montana State's Duncan Hamilton, who led the NCAA this season entering this meet with a time of 8:25.17.

Yet ANOTHER facility record as Kenneth Rooks (@BYUTFXC) turns it on late for the win in 8:26.17!

🥈 Duncan Hamilton (Montana State) - 8:32.18
🥉 Victor Kibiego (@UTEPTrack) - 8:32.49 pic.twitter.com/uwhfl7HGXu

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Kenneth ROOKS, BYU [JR]: 8:26.17 FR
2. Duncan HAMILTON, Montana State [SR]: 8:32.18
3. Victor KIBIEGO, UTEP [FR]: 8:32.49
4. Nathan MOUNTAIN, Virginia [SO]: 8:35.99
5. Matthew WILKINSON, Minnesota [SR]: 8:36.12
6. Abdelhakim ABOUZOUHIR, Eastern Kentucky [JR]: 8:36.19
7. Victor SHITSAMA, Oklahoma State [SR]: 8:36.79
8. Derek JOHNSON, Virginia [JR]: 8:37.29
9. Ed TRIPPAS, Washington [SR]: 8:39.63
10. Peter HEROLD, UCLA [JR]: 8:43.68
11. Carson WILLIAMS, Furman [JR]: 8:53.75
12. Kevin ROBERTSON, Syracuse [JR]: 9:04.02

Read more: Kenneth Rooks Of BYU Wins Men's 3000m Steeplechase At NCAA Championships

110m Hurdles Final (8:42 p.m. CT)

PRs all around for the top five! It was a tight race as Arkansas' Phillip Lemonious led the charge in 13.24, collecting 10 critical points for Arkansas. 

WOO PIG! 🐗

Phillip Lemonious clocks 13.24 en route to the 110mH title for @RazorbackTF

The top 5️⃣ all notched lifetime bests in the final 👌#NCAATFpic.twitter.com/EMncM4nZir

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

1. Phillip LEMONIOUS, Arkansas [JR]: 13.24 PB
2. De' Vion WILSON, Houston [JR]: 13.26 PB
3. Jaheem HAYLES, Syracuse [JR]: 13.28 PB
4. Omotade OJORA, USC [SR]: 13.29 PB
5. Giano ROBERTS, Clemson [SR]: 13.31 PB
6. Darius LUFF, Nebraska [JR]: 13.38
7. Connor SCHULMAN, Texas A&M [JR]: 13.47
8. Rasheem BROWN, Tennessee [SR]: 13.50 PB

• Cameron MURRAY, NC State [SR]: DNF

Read more: Phillip Lemonious Wins 110m Hurdles Title At NCAA Championships

100m Final (8:52 p.m. CT)

Courtney Lindsey avenged his fallen 4x100m relay squad after they were disqualified earlier today, earning the NCAA 100m title in 9.89 in a very close finish that saw LSU's Godson Oghenebrume go 9.90 and Houston's Shaun Maswanganyi go 9.91 (the rivalry lives on!). PJ Austin, the top qualifier and NCAA leader heading into the final, finished fifth in 9.97. LSU picked up 12 points here with Da'Marcus Fleming finishing fourth.

Red Raider redemption!! @TexasTechTF

Courtney Lindsey gets the edge for the #NCAATF 100m title after his 4x1 was DQ’d earlier tonight.

The top 3 went 9.89, 9.90, 9.91 👀pic.twitter.com/PeMb4KS06W

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Courtney LINDSEY, Texas Tech [SR]: 9.89 PB =CL
2. Godson OGHENEBRUME, LSU [SO]: 9.90 PB
3. Shaun MASWANGANYI, Houston [JR]: 9.91 PB
4. Da'Marcus FLEMING, LSU [JR]: 9.97 (9.964) PB
5. PJ AUSTIN, Florida [SR]: 9.97 (9.969)
6. Udodi ONWUZURIKE, Stanford [SO]: 9.98
7. Micah WILLIAMS, Oregon [JR]: 9.99 SB
8. Favour ASHE, Auburn [SO]: 10.02
9. Cole BECK, Virginia Tech [SR]: 10.05

Read more: Courtney Lindsey of Texas Tech Dips To Win 100m Title At NCAA Championships

400m Final (9:02 p.m. CT)

Another 1-2 punch at the top of the podium, but this time for Florida, as Emmanuel Bamidele, 44.24 (collegiate lead, PR), and Ryan Willie, 44.25 (PR), finished right next to each other. 

Notably, the much-favored Elija Godwin was a DNS. 

“See ya later” said the Gators ✌️

Another 1️⃣-2️⃣ #NCAATF punch! @FloridaGators pic.twitter.com/kiF1DoCnme

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Emmanuel BAMIDELE, Florida [SO]: 44.24 PB CL
2. Ryan WILLIE, Florida [JR]: 44.25 PB
3. Emmanuel BYNUM, Tennessee [JR]: 44.49 PB
4. Justin ROBINSON, Arizona State [SO]: 44.51 PB
5. Dubem NWACHUKWU, Arizona State [SR]: 44.92
6. Reheem HAYLES, N. Carolina A&T [SO]: 45.22
7. JeVaughn POWELL, Florida [JR]: 45.32
8. Gamali FELIX, Arizona State [JR]: 45.34

• Elija GODWIN, Georgia [SR]: DNS

Read more: Florida's Emmanuel Bamadile And Ryan Willie Go 1-2 In 400m At NCAAs

800m Final (9:14 p.m. CT)

WILL SUMNER!!! From seventh indoors to a national champion, No. 2 NCAA Championships performer all time, and current No. 3 in the world with an outstanding 1:44.26 for Georgia! The Bulldog gunned it from... well, the gun! And never looked back. 

HUGE PR 🔥 1:44.26 🔥 by frosh phenom WILL SUMNER en route to the #NCAATF 800m title!!!

That’s No. 4️⃣ all-time for college & No. 2️⃣ all-time in meet history

He negative-split 53.12 & 51.15 💀@UGATrack

pic.twitter.com/I9V4fd9DI5

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Will SUMNER, Georgia [FR]: 1:44.26 PB CL FR
2. Yusuf BIZIMANA, Texas [JR]: 1:45.74 PB
3. Handal ROBAN, Penn State [FR]: 1:45.95 PB
4. Abdullahi HASSAN, Wisconsin [JR]: 1:46.30
5. Conor MURPHY, Virginia [JR]: 1:46.43 PB
6. Mehdi YANOURI, Oklahoma State [JR]: 1:46.50 PB
7. Aidan MCCARTHY, Cal Poly [SO]: 1:46.78
8. Tiarnan CRORKEN, Ole Miss [SR]: 1:46.81 PB
9. Crayton CARROZZA, Texas [JR]: 1:47.23

Read more: Georgia Freshman Will Sumner Blazes To 800m Title At NCAA Championships

400m Hurdles Final (9:27 p.m. CT)

The theme of the night is apparently 1-2 punches, as Alabama delivered another one with Chris Robinson in 48.12—a collegiate lead and facility record—and Corde Long, who are both juniors with shiny new PRs. 

His showmanship wasn't limited to the track... check out his silly celly:

That’s one way to celebrate an #NCAATF title 🤣@AlabamaTrack pic.twitter.com/okZwBRNzy1

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Chris ROBINSON, Alabama [JR]: 48.12 PB CL FR
2. Corde LONG, Alabama [JR]: 48.53 PB
3. Nathaniel EZEKIEL, Baylor [SO]: 48.54
4. Caleb DEAN, Texas Tech [JR]: 48.56
5. Rasheeme GRIFFITH, Tennessee [JR]: 49.17
6. Caleb CAVANAUGH, Georgia [JR]: 49.20
7. Cass ELLIOTT, Washington [SR]: 49.21 (49.206)
8. James SMITH II, Texas A&M [JR]: 49.21 (49.210) PB
9. Craig SADDLER II, North Carolina [JR]: 49.70

Read more: Chris Robinson Of Alabama Storms To Victory In 400m Hurdles At NCAAs

200m Final (9:37 p.m. CT)

And DOWN does the 200m facility record as Udodi Onwuzurike of Stanford crushes a 19.84 half-lap for the gold!!! Four men went sub-20 as Courtney Lindsey of Texas Tech, today's 100m champion, went 19.86, followed by his teammate Terrence Jones in 19.87, and Robert Gregory of Florida in 19.89.

Four men go under 20 seconds in the #NCAATF 200m final 😳

Udodi Onwuzurike’s 19.84 is also a facility record 🤌 @StanfordXCTF

pic.twitter.com/OWparWbgSQ

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Udodi ONWUZURIKE, Stanford [SO]: 19.84
2. Courtney LINDSEY, Texas Tech [SR]: 19.86 PB
3. Terrence JONES, Texas Tech [JR]: 19.87 PB
4. Robert GREGORY, Florida [SO]: 19.89 PB
5. Tarsis OROGOT, Alabama [SO]: 20.03
6. Shaun MASWANGANYI, Houston [JR]: 20.07
7. David DUNLAP, Northern Arizona [SR]: 20.16 PB
8. Cameron MILLER, Louisville [SO]: 20.30
9. Javonte HARDING, Tennessee [JR]: 20.90

Read more: Stanford's Udodi Onwuzurike Holds Off Texas Tech Duo To Win NCAA 200m

5000m Final (9:55 p.m. CT)

KY ROBINSON!!!! The Stanford junior comes back 48 hours after winning the 10,000m to crush the 5,000m and successfully complete the championship double with a 55.54 final lap. He's the first to double-title in the 5,000m/10,000m since Edward Cheserek. 

In case you’re like us and want to see that exquisitely timed kick again… 👌@StanfordXCTF pic.twitter.com/YvlRvrzu59

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. Ky ROBINSON, Stanford [JR]: 14:04.77
2. Graham BLANKS, Harvard [SO]: 14:06.53
3. Jackson SHARP, Wisconsin [JR]: 14:06.77
4. Luke TEWALT, Wake Forest [SO]: 14:07.18
5. Parker WOLFE, North Carolina [SO]: 14:07.50
6. Charles HICKS, Stanford [JR]: 14:09.03
7. Carter SOLOMON, Notre Dame [SO]: 14:09.57
8. Nico YOUNG, Northern Arizona [JR]: 14:10.17
9. Brian FAY, Washington [SR]: 14:11.13
10. James MWAURA, Gonzaga [SR]: 14:11.82
11. Casey CLINGER, BYU [JR]: 14:12.54
12. Yaseen ABDALLA, Tennessee [JR]: 14:14.16
13. Toby GILLEN, Saint Louis [SO]: 14:14.36
14. Simon BEDARD, Butler [SR]: 14:19.10
15. Sam GILMAN, Air Force [SR]: 14:19.91
16. Nicholas BENDTSEN, Princeton [SO]: 14:22.79
17. Chandler GIBBENS, Kansas [JR]: 14:24.71
18. Antonio LOPEZ SEGURA, Virginia Tech [SR]: 14:27.70
19. David MULLARKEY, Florida State [SO]: 14:28.89
20. Eli BENNETT, Air Force [JR]: 14:30.36
21. Zach FACIONI, Wake Forest [SR]: 14:37.57
22. Matt STRANGIO, Portland [SO]: 14:45.44
23. Brian MASAI, Akron [FR]: 14:49.31

• Dylan JACOBS, Tennessee [SR]: DNS

Read more: Well-Timed Kick Sends Stanford's Ky Robinson To NCAA 5000m/10,000m Double

4x400m Relay Final (10:21 p.m. CT)

THE COLLEGIATE RECORD IS CHOMPED DOWN BY THE FLORIDA GATORS, WHO ALSO CLINCH THE MEN'S 2023 TEAM TITLE EN ROUTE TO THEIR 4X400M RELAY VICTORY!!! 

The Gators threw down an eye-popping 2:57.74 performance, and they were challenged mightily by Arizona State, which made a major bid down the homestretch but finished just short in 2:57.78.

🚨FASTEST #NCAATF 4x4 IN HISTORY🚨@GatorsTF pic.twitter.com/yd03nNRstd

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Results:

1. FLORIDA: 2:57.74
2. ARIZONA STATE: 2:57.78
3. UCLA: 2:59.82
4. ALABAMA: 3:00.81
5. TEXAS A&M: 3:00.90
6. BAYLOR: 3:01.63
7. GEORGIA: 3:03.22
8. ARKANSAS: 3:03.66

• CLEMSON: DNF (Did Not Finish)

Read more: Florida Sets Collegiate Record To Win Men's 4x400m At NCAA Championships

Heptathlon

Jenelle Rogers of Ball State used a personal-best in the 200m to vault into the lead after the first day of competition in the women's heptathlon at the  NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Mike A. Myers Stadium.

Rogers, a junior, ran 23.59 in the final event of the day, obliterating her previous best of 25.23 to pick up 1020 points and push her four-event score to 3840. Rogers threw 15.55m/51-0.25 on her last throw in the shot put to pick up 898 points, high jumped 1.72m/5-7.75 for 879 points, and ran 13.55 in the 100m hurdles for 1043 points.

After day 1️⃣ of competition, it’s @BallStateTFXC’s Jenelle Rogers who leads the heptathlon with 3,840 points 💪

2️⃣ Beatrice Juskeviciute (@vandyxctrack) - 3,675
3️⃣ Allie Jones (@USC_Track_Field) - 3,665 pic.twitter.com/lpaLV5FspW

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2023

Read more: Ball State's Jenelle Rogers Leads Heptathlon After Day 1 At NCAAs

Day One Top 10 Standings:

NCAA Track And Field Outdoor Championships 2023 Schedule 

Here’s the schedule for college track and field’s outdoor championships: 

What Channel Is The 2023 NCAA Track And Field Outdoor Championships On?

The NCAA Track And Field Outdoor Championships are on ESPN2. Coverage for the first day begins at 7:30 p.m. ET Wednesday. Thursday coverage is at 8:30 p.m., Friday at 9 p.m. and Saturday at 9 p.m. ET.

The entire meet, including afternoon events, is streaming on ESPN+. 

Where Is The 2023 NCAA Track And Field Outdoor Championships? 

The 2023 NCAA Track and Field Championships are in Austin, Texas. The 2024, 2025 and 2026 meets will be in Eugene, Oregon, at Hayward Field. 

How Did Athletes Qualify For the 2023 NCAA Track and Field Outdoor Championships?

Athletes qualify to the Championships through performance in the First Rounds. Twelve competitors from each individual event and twelve teams from each relay event advance from each First Round site. The individual event student-athletes and relay teams accepted into Championships competition based on their performance at the First Rounds will be announced and posted on NCAA.com the week prior to Championships competition.