Wednesday, June 7
Austin, TX
All Day
University of Washington
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NCAA Outdoor Championships
Twenty Dawgs Ready For Final Rodeo In Austin
June 05, 2023 | Track & Field
NCAA Outdoor Championships
June 7-10 | Austin, Texas | Mike A. Myers Stadium
Streaming Links: Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday
Live Results
Men Start Lists | Women Start Lists | Decathlon Start Lists | Heptathlon Start Lists
Schedule of Husky Athletes at NCAAs (all times Pacific) | Complete Event Schedule
Wednesday, June 7
Men's Events
12:30 pm PT – Hammer – Jayden White
12:30 pm PT – Decathlon 100m – Ollie Thorner
1:10 pm PT – Decathlon Long Jump – Ollie Thorner
2:25 pm PT – Decathlon Shot Put – Ollie Thorner
3:30 pm PT – Javelin – Chandler Ault
3:40 pm PT – Decathlon High Jump – Ollie Thorner
4:30 pm PT – Pole Vault – Jacob Englar
4:46 pm PT – 1500m Semifinals – Nathan Green, Luke Houser, Joe Waskom
5:02 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Semifinals – Ed Trippas
6:14 pm PT – 800m Semifinals – Sam Ellis
6:30 pm PT – 400m Hurdles Semifinals – Jonathan Birchman, Cass Elliott
6:56 pm PT – Decathlon 400m – Ollie Thorner
Thursday, June 8
Women's Events (plus Men's Decathlon)
10:00 am PT – Decathlon 110m Hurdles – Ollie Thorner
10:50 am PT – Decathlon Discus – Ollie Thorner
12:00 pm PT – Decathlon Pole Vault – Ollie Thorner
2:30 pm PT – Decathlon Javelin – Ollie Thorner
5:30 pm PT – Pole Vault – Sara Borton, Nastassja Campbell
5:46 pm PT – 1500m Semifinals – Anna Gibson, Sophie O'Sullivan
6:02 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Semifinals – Kayley DeLay
7:14 pm PT – 800m Semifinals – Carley Thomas
7:56 pm PT – Decathlon 1500m – Ollie Thorner
Friday, June 9
Men's Events (plus Women's Heptathlon)
12:45 pm PT – Heptathlon 100m Hurdles – Ida Eikeng
1:45 pm PT – Heptathlon High Jump – Ida Eikeng
3:45 pm PT – Heptathlon Shot Put – Ida Eikeng
5:35 pm PT – Discus – Elijah Mason
6:12 pm PT – 1500m Final – Nathan Green, Luke Houser, Joe Waskom
6:24 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Final – Ed Trippas
7:14 pm PT – 800m Final – Sam Ellis
7:27 pm PT – 400m Hurdles Final – Jonathan Birchman, Cass Elliott
7:43 pm PT – Heptathlon 200m – Ida Eikeng
7:55 pm PT – 5000m Final – Brian Fay
Saturday, June 10
Women's Events
2:00 pm PT – Heptathlon Long Jump – Ida Eikeng
3:15 pm PT – Heptathlon Javelin – Ida Eikeng
6:12 pm PT – 1500m Final – Anna Gibson, Sophie O'Sullivan
6:24 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Final – Kayley DeLay
7:14 pm PT – 800m Final – Carley Thomas
7:43 pm PT – Heptathlon 800m – Ida Eikeng
SEATTLE – Washington Track & Field is looking to put an exclamation point at the end of an already historic 2022-23 competition season as the year concludes this week with the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Austin, Texas and Mike A. Myers Stadium is the site for this year's four-day championship meet, starting Wednesday, June 7, and wrapping up Saturday, June 10.
The Huskies have their largest group in the current championship format headed to nationals, with twenty athletes, seven on the women's side and thirteen men. The thirteen men's entries are tied for second-most of any team in the NCAA behind only Arkansas. Washington goes into nationals ranked 8th nationally on the men's side and 10th on the women's side, both season-highs.
Men's events will take place on Wednesday and Friday, and women's events go on Thursday and Saturday, with the exception of the decathlon and heptathlon competitions, as the decathlon goes Wednesday-Thursday, and the heptathlon Friday-Saturday.
The meet will be broadcast through ESPN, either streaming on ESPN+ or televised on ESPNU or ESPN2.
- Wednesday's televised window will be 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific time on ESPNU.
- Thursday will air on ESPN2 from 5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. PT
- Friday will air on ESPN2 from 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. PT
- Saturday will air on ESPN2 from 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. PT
The Husky men's squad hopes to add one more stellar championship meet to sit next to its fourth-place NCAA Indoor team finish, and its first-ever Pac-12 Championship. Last year, the men finished 12th at outdoors, scoring 20 points. That was the team's best finish since 1979 when the Huskies tied for fifth, which is the last top-10 finish for the men outdoors.
The women tied for 25th-place a year ago, and were 19th and 17th in the two seasons prior. A fourth-straight Top-25 finish would be a program record. The Huskies tied for 24th at the NCAA Indoor meet and were a program-best third at Pac-12s last month.
It's an experienced Husky squad, as sixteen of the twenty athletes have previously competed at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, and of the four who have not, two competed at this year's NCAA Indoor Championships. Only Chandler Ault in the javelin and Jonathan Birchman in the 400m hurdles are getting their first taste of NCAA competition. Fifteen of the twenty were at NCAA Outdoors last year in Eugene, with nine of those 15 having made the podium a year ago. Joe Waskom is the defending NCAA Champion in the 1,500-meters, while Ida Eikeng and Kayley DeLay were both NCAA runners-up, DeLay competing for Yale.
Athletes reached Austin by surviving the West and East Preliminary Championships two weeks ago in Sacramento, Calif. and Jacksonville, Fla., respectively. Each site advanced the top-12 athletes or relays in every event on to Austin for fields of 24 in each event.
Team scores are compiled by individuals and relays finishing in the top-eight in their events. Points for the top eight places are the standard 10 for first-place, 8 for second, then 6-5-4-3-2-1 for third-through-eighth. The USTFCCCA All-America format remains the same this season, as the top-eight finishers in every event will be named First Team All-Americans, the 9-16 finishers will be Second Team All-Americans, and 17-24 will be honorable mention.
NCAA Outdoor Championship History For Husky Competitors
Chandler Ault, Junior, Javelin
First NCAA Outdoors
Sara Borton, Sophomore, Pole Vault
First NCAA Outdoors
Jonathan Birchman, Junior, 400m Hurdles
First NCAA Outdoors
Nastassja Campbell, Junior, Pole Vault
2019 – 16th
Kayley Delay, Senior, Steeplechase
2022 – 2nd in Steeplechase
Ida Eikeng, Junior, Heptathlon
2022 – 2nd in Heptathlon
2021 – 5th in Heptathlon
Cass Elliott, Senior, 400m Hurdles
2022 – 13th in 400m Hurdles
2021 – 22nd in 400m Hurdles
Sam Ellis, Senior, 800m
2022 – 3rd in 1500m
Jacob Englar, Senior, Pole Vault
2022 – 17th
Brian Fay, Senior, 5000m
2022 – 7th in 5000m
Anna Gibson, Senior, 1500m
2022 – 19th in 1500m
Nathan Green, Sophomore, 1500m
2022 – 7th in 1500m
Luke Houser, Junior, 1500m
2022 – 5th in 1500m
Elijah Mason, Senior, Discus
2022 – 7th
2021 – 6th
2019 – 7th
Sophie O'Sullivan, Junior, 1500m
First NCAA Outdoors
Carley Thomas, Junior, 800m
2022 – 11th in 800m
Ollie Thorner, Junior, Decathlon
2022 – 15th
Ed Trippas, Senior, Steeplechase
2022 – 5th in Steeplechase
2019 – 23rd in Steeplechase
Joe Waskom, Junior, 1500m
2022 – 1st in 1500m
Jayden White, Junior, Hammer
2022 – 9th
2021 – 24th
June 7-10 | Austin, Texas | Mike A. Myers Stadium
Streaming Links: Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday
Live Results
Men Start Lists | Women Start Lists | Decathlon Start Lists | Heptathlon Start Lists
Schedule of Husky Athletes at NCAAs (all times Pacific) | Complete Event Schedule
Wednesday, June 7
Men's Events
12:30 pm PT – Hammer – Jayden White
12:30 pm PT – Decathlon 100m – Ollie Thorner
1:10 pm PT – Decathlon Long Jump – Ollie Thorner
2:25 pm PT – Decathlon Shot Put – Ollie Thorner
3:30 pm PT – Javelin – Chandler Ault
3:40 pm PT – Decathlon High Jump – Ollie Thorner
4:30 pm PT – Pole Vault – Jacob Englar
4:46 pm PT – 1500m Semifinals – Nathan Green, Luke Houser, Joe Waskom
5:02 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Semifinals – Ed Trippas
6:14 pm PT – 800m Semifinals – Sam Ellis
6:30 pm PT – 400m Hurdles Semifinals – Jonathan Birchman, Cass Elliott
6:56 pm PT – Decathlon 400m – Ollie Thorner
Thursday, June 8
Women's Events (plus Men's Decathlon)
10:00 am PT – Decathlon 110m Hurdles – Ollie Thorner
10:50 am PT – Decathlon Discus – Ollie Thorner
12:00 pm PT – Decathlon Pole Vault – Ollie Thorner
2:30 pm PT – Decathlon Javelin – Ollie Thorner
5:30 pm PT – Pole Vault – Sara Borton, Nastassja Campbell
5:46 pm PT – 1500m Semifinals – Anna Gibson, Sophie O'Sullivan
6:02 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Semifinals – Kayley DeLay
7:14 pm PT – 800m Semifinals – Carley Thomas
7:56 pm PT – Decathlon 1500m – Ollie Thorner
Friday, June 9
Men's Events (plus Women's Heptathlon)
12:45 pm PT – Heptathlon 100m Hurdles – Ida Eikeng
1:45 pm PT – Heptathlon High Jump – Ida Eikeng
3:45 pm PT – Heptathlon Shot Put – Ida Eikeng
5:35 pm PT – Discus – Elijah Mason
6:12 pm PT – 1500m Final – Nathan Green, Luke Houser, Joe Waskom
6:24 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Final – Ed Trippas
7:14 pm PT – 800m Final – Sam Ellis
7:27 pm PT – 400m Hurdles Final – Jonathan Birchman, Cass Elliott
7:43 pm PT – Heptathlon 200m – Ida Eikeng
7:55 pm PT – 5000m Final – Brian Fay
Saturday, June 10
Women's Events
2:00 pm PT – Heptathlon Long Jump – Ida Eikeng
3:15 pm PT – Heptathlon Javelin – Ida Eikeng
6:12 pm PT – 1500m Final – Anna Gibson, Sophie O'Sullivan
6:24 pm PT – 3000m Steeplechase Final – Kayley DeLay
7:14 pm PT – 800m Final – Carley Thomas
7:43 pm PT – Heptathlon 800m – Ida Eikeng
SEATTLE – Washington Track & Field is looking to put an exclamation point at the end of an already historic 2022-23 competition season as the year concludes this week with the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Austin, Texas and Mike A. Myers Stadium is the site for this year's four-day championship meet, starting Wednesday, June 7, and wrapping up Saturday, June 10.
The Huskies have their largest group in the current championship format headed to nationals, with twenty athletes, seven on the women's side and thirteen men. The thirteen men's entries are tied for second-most of any team in the NCAA behind only Arkansas. Washington goes into nationals ranked 8th nationally on the men's side and 10th on the women's side, both season-highs.
Men's events will take place on Wednesday and Friday, and women's events go on Thursday and Saturday, with the exception of the decathlon and heptathlon competitions, as the decathlon goes Wednesday-Thursday, and the heptathlon Friday-Saturday.
The meet will be broadcast through ESPN, either streaming on ESPN+ or televised on ESPNU or ESPN2.
- Wednesday's televised window will be 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific time on ESPNU.
- Thursday will air on ESPN2 from 5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. PT
- Friday will air on ESPN2 from 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. PT
- Saturday will air on ESPN2 from 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. PT
The Husky men's squad hopes to add one more stellar championship meet to sit next to its fourth-place NCAA Indoor team finish, and its first-ever Pac-12 Championship. Last year, the men finished 12th at outdoors, scoring 20 points. That was the team's best finish since 1979 when the Huskies tied for fifth, which is the last top-10 finish for the men outdoors.
The women tied for 25th-place a year ago, and were 19th and 17th in the two seasons prior. A fourth-straight Top-25 finish would be a program record. The Huskies tied for 24th at the NCAA Indoor meet and were a program-best third at Pac-12s last month.
It's an experienced Husky squad, as sixteen of the twenty athletes have previously competed at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, and of the four who have not, two competed at this year's NCAA Indoor Championships. Only Chandler Ault in the javelin and Jonathan Birchman in the 400m hurdles are getting their first taste of NCAA competition. Fifteen of the twenty were at NCAA Outdoors last year in Eugene, with nine of those 15 having made the podium a year ago. Joe Waskom is the defending NCAA Champion in the 1,500-meters, while Ida Eikeng and Kayley DeLay were both NCAA runners-up, DeLay competing for Yale.
Athletes reached Austin by surviving the West and East Preliminary Championships two weeks ago in Sacramento, Calif. and Jacksonville, Fla., respectively. Each site advanced the top-12 athletes or relays in every event on to Austin for fields of 24 in each event.
Team scores are compiled by individuals and relays finishing in the top-eight in their events. Points for the top eight places are the standard 10 for first-place, 8 for second, then 6-5-4-3-2-1 for third-through-eighth. The USTFCCCA All-America format remains the same this season, as the top-eight finishers in every event will be named First Team All-Americans, the 9-16 finishers will be Second Team All-Americans, and 17-24 will be honorable mention.
NCAA Outdoor Championship History For Husky Competitors
Chandler Ault, Junior, Javelin
First NCAA Outdoors
Sara Borton, Sophomore, Pole Vault
First NCAA Outdoors
Jonathan Birchman, Junior, 400m Hurdles
First NCAA Outdoors
Nastassja Campbell, Junior, Pole Vault
2019 – 16th
Kayley Delay, Senior, Steeplechase
2022 – 2nd in Steeplechase
Ida Eikeng, Junior, Heptathlon
2022 – 2nd in Heptathlon
2021 – 5th in Heptathlon
Cass Elliott, Senior, 400m Hurdles
2022 – 13th in 400m Hurdles
2021 – 22nd in 400m Hurdles
Sam Ellis, Senior, 800m
2022 – 3rd in 1500m
Jacob Englar, Senior, Pole Vault
2022 – 17th
Brian Fay, Senior, 5000m
2022 – 7th in 5000m
Anna Gibson, Senior, 1500m
2022 – 19th in 1500m
Nathan Green, Sophomore, 1500m
2022 – 7th in 1500m
Luke Houser, Junior, 1500m
2022 – 5th in 1500m
Elijah Mason, Senior, Discus
2022 – 7th
2021 – 6th
2019 – 7th
Sophie O'Sullivan, Junior, 1500m
First NCAA Outdoors
Carley Thomas, Junior, 800m
2022 – 11th in 800m
Ollie Thorner, Junior, Decathlon
2022 – 15th
Ed Trippas, Senior, Steeplechase
2022 – 5th in Steeplechase
2019 – 23rd in Steeplechase
Joe Waskom, Junior, 1500m
2022 – 1st in 1500m
Jayden White, Junior, Hammer
2022 – 9th
2021 – 24th
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