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The University of Mississippi Athletics
Thursday, July 31
Eugene, Ore.
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USATF Outdoor Championships
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Track & Field Ready for U.S. Outdoor Championships, Other Worldwide Competitions
7/30/2025 | Track and Field
EUGENE, Ore. – Tickets to Tokyo are on the line for several past and present Ole Miss track & field athletes around the globe this weekend, beginning most notably with the 2025 U.S. Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Oregon's Hayward Field from July 31 to August 3.
Ole Miss will have 10 total athletes at the U.S. national meet fighting for a chance to represent Team USA at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September. Ole Miss will also be represented at this weekend's national meet in the United Kingdom by former All-American mid-distance stars Tiarnan Crorken (800-meter) and James Young (1500-meter), as well as in Ireland's national meet by fellow All-American Shane Bracken (1500-meter) and in Canada by Rebel senior Cassie Williamson (800-meter).
While specific qualifying procedures vary worldwide, owning the world qualifying standard alongside a high finish at a national meet or a high World Athletics ranking will put an athlete within good position to earn a spot to the world meet. The goal in Eugene for those 10 Rebels isn't just to be crowned a U.S. champion, but to own a World qualifying standard and to nab one of the top-three spots in their respective events for a spot on Team USA.
This marks the 20th total time the U.S. Championships have been held at Hayward Field – the 12th-such time in a non-Olympic year. This is also the fourth U.S. meet held at Oregon after Hayward Field received extensive renovations immediately following the 2018 NCAA meet in preparation for what was originally supposed to be the 2021 World Athletics Championships (which were postponed to 2022 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic). Hayward Field has been the home of Oregon track & field since 1921, and has hosted numerous high-end competitions, including 20 NCAA Championship meets (1962, '64, '72, '78, '84, '88, '91, '96, 2001, '10, '13, '14, '15, '16, '17, '18, '21, '22, '24, '25), 11 USA Track & Field Championships (1971, '75, '86, '93, '99, 2001, '09, '11, '15, '22, '23), and eight U.S. Olympic Trials (1972, '76, '80, 2008, '12, '16, '21, '24).
Ole Miss athletes have won 36 U.S. titles across both the indoor and outdoor seasons, with 22 coming outdoors and 19 of those outdoor champions coming since 2008.
Read below for a full schedule of events on Rebels competing worldwide this weekend.
ENTRIES / MASTER CALENDAR
U.S. Outdoor Championships • July 31 – August 3 • Eugene, Oregon
Meet Info • Live Results
Women's 200-Meter Dash: McKenzie Long
Men's 800-Meter: Craig Engels
Men's 1500-Meter: Craig Engels, Waleed Suliman
Men's 10K: Anthony Camerieri
Men's High Jump: Arvesta Troupe
Men's Pole Vault: Sam Kendricks
Women's Shot Put: Akaoma Odeluga
Women's Hammer: Jalani Davis, Janeah Stewart
Men's Hammer: Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan
Canadian Athletics Championships • July 30 - August 3 • Ottawa, Ontario
Live Results
Women's 800-Meter: Cassie Williamson
United Kingdom Athletics Championships • August 2-3 • Birmingham, UK
Meet Info
Men's 800-Meter: Tiarnan Crorken
Men's 1500-Meter: James Young
Irish National Championships • August 2-3 • Dublin, Ireland
Live Results
Men's 1500-Meter: Shane Bracken
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (All Times CT)
Thursday, July 31
3:30 PM CT – U.S. Women's Hammer (Final) – Jalani Davis, Janeah Stewart
5:07 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (First Round) – Craig Engels (Heat 4)
6:30 PM CT – U.S. Men's Hammer (Final) – Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan
8:10 PM CT – U.S. Men's 1500-Meter (First Round) – Craig Engels (Heat 1), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
10:08 PM CT – U.S. Men's 10K (Final) – Anthony Camerieri
Friday, August 1
5:03 PM CT – Canadian Women's 800-Meter (Prelims) – Cassie Williamson (Heat 1)
5:38 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (Semifinals) – If Qualified
Saturday, August 2
8:00 AM CT – UK Men's 800-Meter (Qualifying) – Tiarnan Crorken
10:40 AM CT – Irish Men's 1500-Meter (Qualifying) – Shane Bracken
11:22 AM CT – UK Men's 1500-Meter (Qualifying) – James Young
2:45 PM CT – U.S. Women's Shot Put (Final) – Akaoma Odeluga
2:50 PM CT – U.S. Men's Pole Vault (Final) – Sam Kendricks
4:14 PM CT – U.S. Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
8:35 PM CT – Canadian Women's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
Sunday, August 3
10:13 AM CT – UK Men's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
10:34 AM CT – UK Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
1:15 PM CT – Irish Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
2:32 PM CT – U.S. Women's 200-Meter Dash (First Round) – McKenzie Long
2:50 PM CT – U.S. Men's High Jump (Final) – Arvesta Troupe
3:26 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
4:13 PM CT – U.S. Women's 200-Meter Dash (Final) – If Qualified
Ole Miss will have 10 total athletes at the U.S. national meet fighting for a chance to represent Team USA at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September. Ole Miss will also be represented at this weekend's national meet in the United Kingdom by former All-American mid-distance stars Tiarnan Crorken (800-meter) and James Young (1500-meter), as well as in Ireland's national meet by fellow All-American Shane Bracken (1500-meter) and in Canada by Rebel senior Cassie Williamson (800-meter).
While specific qualifying procedures vary worldwide, owning the world qualifying standard alongside a high finish at a national meet or a high World Athletics ranking will put an athlete within good position to earn a spot to the world meet. The goal in Eugene for those 10 Rebels isn't just to be crowned a U.S. champion, but to own a World qualifying standard and to nab one of the top-three spots in their respective events for a spot on Team USA.
This marks the 20th total time the U.S. Championships have been held at Hayward Field – the 12th-such time in a non-Olympic year. This is also the fourth U.S. meet held at Oregon after Hayward Field received extensive renovations immediately following the 2018 NCAA meet in preparation for what was originally supposed to be the 2021 World Athletics Championships (which were postponed to 2022 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic). Hayward Field has been the home of Oregon track & field since 1921, and has hosted numerous high-end competitions, including 20 NCAA Championship meets (1962, '64, '72, '78, '84, '88, '91, '96, 2001, '10, '13, '14, '15, '16, '17, '18, '21, '22, '24, '25), 11 USA Track & Field Championships (1971, '75, '86, '93, '99, 2001, '09, '11, '15, '22, '23), and eight U.S. Olympic Trials (1972, '76, '80, 2008, '12, '16, '21, '24).
Ole Miss athletes have won 36 U.S. titles across both the indoor and outdoor seasons, with 22 coming outdoors and 19 of those outdoor champions coming since 2008.
Read below for a full schedule of events on Rebels competing worldwide this weekend.
ENTRIES / MASTER CALENDAR
U.S. Outdoor Championships • July 31 – August 3 • Eugene, Oregon
Meet Info • Live Results
Women's 200-Meter Dash: McKenzie Long
Men's 800-Meter: Craig Engels
Men's 1500-Meter: Craig Engels, Waleed Suliman
Men's 10K: Anthony Camerieri
Men's High Jump: Arvesta Troupe
Men's Pole Vault: Sam Kendricks
Women's Shot Put: Akaoma Odeluga
Women's Hammer: Jalani Davis, Janeah Stewart
Men's Hammer: Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan
Canadian Athletics Championships • July 30 - August 3 • Ottawa, Ontario
Live Results
Women's 800-Meter: Cassie Williamson
United Kingdom Athletics Championships • August 2-3 • Birmingham, UK
Meet Info
Men's 800-Meter: Tiarnan Crorken
Men's 1500-Meter: James Young
Irish National Championships • August 2-3 • Dublin, Ireland
Live Results
Men's 1500-Meter: Shane Bracken
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (All Times CT)
Thursday, July 31
3:30 PM CT – U.S. Women's Hammer (Final) – Jalani Davis, Janeah Stewart
5:07 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (First Round) – Craig Engels (Heat 4)
6:30 PM CT – U.S. Men's Hammer (Final) – Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan
8:10 PM CT – U.S. Men's 1500-Meter (First Round) – Craig Engels (Heat 1), Waleed Suliman (Heat 3)
10:08 PM CT – U.S. Men's 10K (Final) – Anthony Camerieri
Friday, August 1
5:03 PM CT – Canadian Women's 800-Meter (Prelims) – Cassie Williamson (Heat 1)
5:38 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (Semifinals) – If Qualified
Saturday, August 2
8:00 AM CT – UK Men's 800-Meter (Qualifying) – Tiarnan Crorken
10:40 AM CT – Irish Men's 1500-Meter (Qualifying) – Shane Bracken
11:22 AM CT – UK Men's 1500-Meter (Qualifying) – James Young
2:45 PM CT – U.S. Women's Shot Put (Final) – Akaoma Odeluga
2:50 PM CT – U.S. Men's Pole Vault (Final) – Sam Kendricks
4:14 PM CT – U.S. Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
8:35 PM CT – Canadian Women's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
Sunday, August 3
10:13 AM CT – UK Men's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
10:34 AM CT – UK Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
1:15 PM CT – Irish Men's 1500-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
2:32 PM CT – U.S. Women's 200-Meter Dash (First Round) – McKenzie Long
2:50 PM CT – U.S. Men's High Jump (Final) – Arvesta Troupe
3:26 PM CT – U.S. Men's 800-Meter (Final) – If Qualified
4:13 PM CT – U.S. Women's 200-Meter Dash (Final) – If Qualified
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