
Green Fifth, Waskom Seventh In PRs At Trials
June 24, 2024 | Track & Field
2024 U.S. Track & Field Olympic Team Trials
June 21-30 | Eugene, Ore. | Hayward Field
Complete Event Schedule | Broadcast TV & Streaming Schedule | Live Results
EUGENE, Ore. – Nathan Green and Joe Waskom both placed in the top-seven at the U.S. Olympic Trials today at Hayward Field, each running the fastest times of their careers in the 1,500-meter final. Green took fifth and Waskom was seventh, coming up just a couple places shy of qualifying for the Paris Olympics.
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In the fastest Olympic Trials final in U.S. history, both of the Husky NCAA Champs ran under the Olympic Standard for the first time in their careers.
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Green was the top collegiate finisher in the Trials in fifth in 3:32.20, breaking his own School Record that he set just two days ago by more than two seconds. Waskom was seventh in 3:33.74, the fastest time of his life as well.
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Green also climbs to No. 7 on the NCAA all-dates list that includes marks run by a collegiate at any point in the calendar year. The time is significantly faster than the official in-season collegiate record of 3:33.74.
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Cole Hocker got the victory in a Meet Record 3:30.59. Third-place, the final Olympic spot, went to Hobbs Kessler in 3:31.53, so Green was just 0.67 seconds away today.
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The grueling past couple weeks have seen Green and Waskom run five different 1,500-meter races at Hayward Field, from the NCAA Outdoor semifinals on June 5 to the finals on June 7, and then three more runs over the past four days at the Trials.
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Also in action today was 2023 grad Kayley DeLay in the first round/semifinal of the steeplechase. DeLay took seventh in her heat in 9:31.04 and that was good for a time qualifier into the final as it was the 11th-fastest time overall. DeLay will race in the final on Thursday night.
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Washington Results – U.S. Olympic Trials
Eugene, Ore. | Hayward Field
June 24, 2024
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Men's 1,500-meters – Final
5. Nathan Green, 3:32.20; 7. Joe Waskom, 3:33.74
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Women's 3,000-meter Steeplechase – Semifinals
Heat 2 of 2: 7. Kayley DeLay, 9:31.04q (advances to final)
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Remaining Schedule of Huskies at the Olympic Trials (Pacific time)
Tuesday-Wednesday, no competition
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Thursday, June 27
4:30pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – First Round
5:23pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1,500m – First Round
6:20pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – First Round
7:18pm – Kayley DeLay – Women's 3,000m Steeplechase – Final
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Friday, June 28
5:55pm – Amanda Moll, Hana Moll – Women's Pole Vault – Qualifying
5:58pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1,500m – Semifinal
6:21pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – Semifinal
6:44pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – Semifinal
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Saturday, June 29
No Huskies scheduled
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Sunday, June 30
3:15pm – Amanda Moll, Hana Moll – Women's Pole Vault – Final
4:51pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – Final
5:09pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1500m – Final
5:20pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – Final
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June 21-30 | Eugene, Ore. | Hayward Field
Complete Event Schedule | Broadcast TV & Streaming Schedule | Live Results
EUGENE, Ore. – Nathan Green and Joe Waskom both placed in the top-seven at the U.S. Olympic Trials today at Hayward Field, each running the fastest times of their careers in the 1,500-meter final. Green took fifth and Waskom was seventh, coming up just a couple places shy of qualifying for the Paris Olympics.
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In the fastest Olympic Trials final in U.S. history, both of the Husky NCAA Champs ran under the Olympic Standard for the first time in their careers.
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Green was the top collegiate finisher in the Trials in fifth in 3:32.20, breaking his own School Record that he set just two days ago by more than two seconds. Waskom was seventh in 3:33.74, the fastest time of his life as well.
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Green also climbs to No. 7 on the NCAA all-dates list that includes marks run by a collegiate at any point in the calendar year. The time is significantly faster than the official in-season collegiate record of 3:33.74.
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Cole Hocker got the victory in a Meet Record 3:30.59. Third-place, the final Olympic spot, went to Hobbs Kessler in 3:31.53, so Green was just 0.67 seconds away today.
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The grueling past couple weeks have seen Green and Waskom run five different 1,500-meter races at Hayward Field, from the NCAA Outdoor semifinals on June 5 to the finals on June 7, and then three more runs over the past four days at the Trials.
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Also in action today was 2023 grad Kayley DeLay in the first round/semifinal of the steeplechase. DeLay took seventh in her heat in 9:31.04 and that was good for a time qualifier into the final as it was the 11th-fastest time overall. DeLay will race in the final on Thursday night.
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Washington Results – U.S. Olympic Trials
Eugene, Ore. | Hayward Field
June 24, 2024
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Men's 1,500-meters – Final
5. Nathan Green, 3:32.20; 7. Joe Waskom, 3:33.74
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Women's 3,000-meter Steeplechase – Semifinals
Heat 2 of 2: 7. Kayley DeLay, 9:31.04q (advances to final)
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Remaining Schedule of Huskies at the Olympic Trials (Pacific time)
Tuesday-Wednesday, no competition
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Thursday, June 27
4:30pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – First Round
5:23pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1,500m – First Round
6:20pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – First Round
7:18pm – Kayley DeLay – Women's 3,000m Steeplechase – Final
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Friday, June 28
5:55pm – Amanda Moll, Hana Moll – Women's Pole Vault – Qualifying
5:58pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1,500m – Semifinal
6:21pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – Semifinal
6:44pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – Semifinal
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Saturday, June 29
No Huskies scheduled
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Sunday, June 30
3:15pm – Amanda Moll, Hana Moll – Women's Pole Vault – Final
4:51pm – Sam Ellis, Cass Elliott – Men's 800m – Final
5:09pm – Chloe Foerster, Eleanor Fulton, Anna Gibson – Women's 1500m – Final
5:20pm – Jonathan Birchman – Men's 400m Hurdles – Final
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