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TrackTown USA Awaits Track & Field at 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships
6/9/2026 | Track and Field
EUGENE, Ore. – Ole Miss men's and women's track & field will be represented by 10 student-athletes in six different events on the highest stage of the collegiate track season at the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships, which returns to TrackTown USA at the University of Oregon's Hayward Field from June 10-13.
The finest athletes in Division I will descend upon Eugene this week for the four-day meet, which is split into men's competition (June 10 & 12) and women's competition (June 11 & 13). To get to this point, student-athletes needed to qualify for their respective NCAA Regional Preliminary Round Championship (East or West), and then needed to finish within the top-12 of their events at the regional meet in order to punch their ticket to Oregon. Athletes competing in either the decathlon or heptathlon needed only to finish within the top-12 nationally by the end of the regular season.
Those 24 total athletes will not only be competing for team or individual national championships, but also to grasp one of the coveted top-eight scoring spots for First-Team All-American status. Places nine through 16 receive Second Team All-American honors, and the remaining eight competitors receive Honorable Mention All-American distinction.
This marks the fifth NCAA Championship meet at Oregon after Hayward Field received extensive renovations immediately following the 2018 national meet in preparation for the 2022 World Athletics Championships that were held in Eugene. 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), 12 USA Track & Field Championships (1971, '75, '86, '93, '99, 2001, '09, '11, '15, '22, '23, '25), and eight U.S. Olympic Trials (1972, '76, '80, 2008, '12, '16, '21, '24).
Outdoors, head coach Connie Price-Smith's athletes have won eight NCAA titles while earning 96 First or Second-Team All-America nods (56 women, 40 men). Her teams have finished in the national top-25 eight times outdoors, including an overall program-record fifth-place finish by the Rebel women in 2024 and a tie for the men's overall record with tie for eighth in 2025.
Eight of Ole Miss' 11 total NCAA top-10 finishes have come under Price-Smith: 2025 men's outdoor (T-8th), 2025 men's indoor (T-10th), 2024 women's outdoor (5th), 2024 women's indoor (5th), 2023 women's indoor (10th), 2022 women's indoor (T-6th), 2022 men's indoor (T-10th), 2021 men's indoor.
Ole Miss has a strong history at the national meet, regardless of season. Across both indoor and outdoor, Ole Miss boasts 37 NCAA Champions, 358 First or Second-Team All-American honors, while as a team Ole Miss has tallied 44 top-25 team finishes and scored 936.5 total national points. Under Price-Smith both indoors and outdoors, the Rebels have 23 NCAA Champions, 197 First or Second-Team All-Americans, 21 NCAA top-25 team finishes and a total of 456 NCAA points scored – which accounts for 48.7 percent of all national points scored in Ole Miss history.
See below for more detailed information on the national qualifiers and the NCAA Championships. Fans can watch all four days of action live, with dedicated ESPN+ streaming links for each individual field event, as well as evening broadcast windows for the track events each night. The first evening of action will air live on ESPN, while the final three days will air on ESPN3.
OLE MISS AT THE NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Men's Entries (4 entries, 6 athletes)
Logan Kelley – Men's Pole Vault
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump
Jordan Urrutia – Men's 200-Meter Dash
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay (Dekell Minor, Jordan Urrutia, Wesley Todd, Tarique Wright)
Women's Entries (2 entries, 4 athletes)
Alicia Burnett – Women's 100-Meter Dash
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay (Zion Lockette, Patchnalie Compere, Royanah Farmer, Alicia Burnett)
BROADCAST SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES PT / CT)
All events outside of the live network windows will have a dedicated live stream on ESPN+. A full broadcast schedule can be found HERE.
Live results are courtesy of Flash Results.
Day One – Men (Wed., June 10)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM CT – ESPN (4x100m, 200m)
5:35 PM PT / 7:35 PM CT – Pole Vault Live Stream (ESPN+)
Day Two – Women (Thurs., June 11)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM CT – ESPN2 (4x100m, 100m)
Day Three – Men (Fri., June 12)
4:30 PM PT / 6:30 PM CT – High Jump Live Stream (ESPN+)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM – ESPN2 (4x100, 200m)
Day Four – Women (Sat., June 13)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM – ESPN2 (4x100, 100m)
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES PT / CT)
Wednesday, June 10:
5:05 PM PT / 7:05 PM CT – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Semifinals (Heat 1, Lane 3) – ESPN
5:35 PM PT / 7:35 PM CT – Men's Pole Vault Final – Logan Kelley – ESPN+
7:29 PM PT / 9:29 PM CT – Men's 200-Meter Dash Semifinals – Jordan Urrutia (Heat 2, Lane 8) – ESPN
Thursday, June 11:
5:05 PM PT / 7:05 PM CT – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Semifinals (Heat 2, Lane 9) – ESPN2
6:25 PM PT / 8:25 PM CT – Women's 100-Meter Dash Semifinals – Alicia Burnett (Heat 2, Lane 7) – ESPN2
Friday, June 12:
4:30 PM PT / 6:30 PM CT – Men's High Jump Final – Arvesta Troupe – ESPN+
5:02 PM PT / 7:02 PM CT – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
6:37 PM PT / 8:37 PM CT – Men's 200-Meter Dash Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
Saturday, June 13:
5:02 PM PT / 7:02 PM CT – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
5:52 PM PT / 7:52 PM CT – Women's 100-Meter Dash Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
OLE MISS NCAA QUALIFIERS • BY THE NUMBERS
Team Superlatives
• Five first-time NCAA Outdoor qualifiers: Patchnalie Compere (women's 4x100-meter relay), Royanah Farmer (women's 4x100-meter relay), Zion Lockette (women's 4x100-meter relay), Dekell Minor (men's 4x100-meter relay) and Tarique Wright (men's 4x100-meter relay).
• First individual national ticket for Jordan Urrutia (men's 200-meter dash).
• Sixth all-time men's ticket in the 4x100-meter relay, second in a row. First repeat qualifying berth since 2014-15.
• 10th women's 4x100-meter relay berth in last 11 seasons.
• First time sending both a men's and women's 4x100-meter relay since 2015.
REBEL HISTORY AT THE NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ole Miss Best NCAA Outdoor Finishes (in events qualified)
Women's 100-Meter Dash: 1st (2024, McKenzie Long)
Men's 200-Meter Dash: 2nd (2013, Isiah Young)
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay: 1st (2024; Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers)
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay: 6th (2002; Chris Lawson, Kendrick Triggs, Taye Biddle, James Shelton)
Men's High Jump: 1st (2025, Arvesta Troupe)
Men's Pole Vault: 1st (2x, both by Sam Kendricks in 2013 and 2014)
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Champions (19 champions, 16 titles)
1983 – Ralph Spry, Men's Long Jump
1991 – George Kersh, Men's 800-Meter
2000 – Savante' Stringfellow, Men's Long Jump
2001 – Savante' Stringfellow, Men's Long Jump
2007 – Barnabas Kirui, Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase
2008 – Brittney Reese, Women's Long Jump
2013 – Sam Kendricks, Men's Pole Vault
2014 – Sam Kendricks, Men's Pole Vault
2016 – Raven Saunders, Women's Shot Put
2018 – Janeah Stewart, Women's Hammer
2022 – Sintayehu Vissa, Women's 1500-Meter
2024 – McKenzie Long, Women's 100-Meter Dash
2024 – McKenzie Long, Women's 200-Meter Dash
2024 – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay (Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers)
2024 – Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan, Men's Shot Put
2025 – Arvesta Troupe, Men's High Jump
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Runners-Up (10)
1990 – George Kersh, Men's 800-Meter
1993 – Pablo Sierra, Men's 10K
2005 – Antwon Hicks, Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2007 – John Yarbrough, Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2007 – Brittney Reese, Women's Long Jump
2011 – Ricky Robertson, Men's High Jump
2013 – Isiah Young, Men's 200-Meter Dash
2021 – Shey Taiwo, Women's Hammer
2022 – Mario Garcia Romo, Men's 1500-Meter
2023 – McKenzie Long, Women's 200-Meter Dash
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Top-25 Finishes (18)
2025 – Ole Miss Men – T-8th (22 points)
2024 – Ole Miss Women – 5th (38 points)
2024 – Ole Miss Men – T-20th (14 points)
2023 – Ole Miss Women – T-25th (11 points)
2022 – Ole Miss Women – T-19th (13 points)
2018 – Ole Miss Women – T-20th (14 points)
2017 – Ole Miss Men – T-14th (16 points)
2016 – Ole Miss Women – T-22nd (10 points)
2014 – Ole Miss Men –T-24th (10 points)
2013 – Ole Miss Men – 8th (24 points)
2011 – Ole Miss Men – 19th (13 points)
2008 – Ole Miss Women – T-15th (14 points)
2007 – Ole Miss Men – 12th (18 points)
2001 – Ole Miss Men – T-25th (10 points)
2000 – Ole Miss Men – T-21st (10 points)
1993 – Ole Miss Men – 13th (22 points)
1990 – Ole Miss Men – T-25th (11 points)
1983 – Ole Miss Men – T-22nd (20 points)
REBELS IN COMPETITION (IN MEET ORDER)
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay
Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 7:05 p.m. CT
Final: Fri., June 12 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Qualifying Relay: Dekell Minor, Jordan Urrutia, Wesley Todd, Tarique Wright (alternate: Joshua Knox)
Season-Best: 38.65 • Ole Miss Record • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: 12th
SEC Finish: 5th
NCAA History: Sixth NCAA Outdoor qualifying berth in program history … First back-to-back national tickets since 2014-15.
Quick Facts: All five 4x100 times this year would have broken prior school record last year of 39.34 … First relays in school history to break 39 seconds (have done so three times) … Urrutia and Todd were part of 2025 15th place national finishers and school record relay (Wright was NCAA alternate).
Leg 1: Dekell Minor
Class: Junior
Major: Sport Management
Hometown / High School / Previous School: Houston, Texas / Sterling / Fort Scott CC
100m PR: 10.14 (+0.4) • T-No. 6 Ole Miss History • May 15, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on five 4x1's for the Ole Miss men this season, including both school record times, all on the leadoff leg … Ranks tied for sixth in Ole Miss history in the 100-meter dash at 10.14 (+0.4) … Indoors also ranks sixth in the 60-meter (6.66) and 11th in the 200 (21.37), both at altitude in New Mexico … 0.5 career SEC points … Had an East Region qualifying time in the 100-meter as well (10.14), but scratched prior to competition … Three-time NJCAA All-American at Fort Scott Community College, twice in the 100-meter and once in the 60-meter … Was also part of national qualifying 4x100-meter relay teams, including a Region VI title squad in 2025 (39.72) ... Ran a 200-meter career-best 21.15 (+1.1) in 2025 ... Left Fort Scott CC with career-bests of 6.66 in the 60-meter, 10.20 (+3.6) in the 100-meter dash, 21.15 (+1.1) in the 200-meter outdoors, 21.44 in the 200-meter indoors and a long jump of 6.83m/22-5 at the 2024 NJCAA Region VI Championships … Played football in addition to track & field while at Sterling High School, where he was a member of 4x100, 4x200, and 4x400-meter relays ... Finished fourth at the 5A state meet in the 200-meter dash (22.11), also ran the third leg on Sterling's fourth-place 4x1 (41.94) ... Ran a high school best 21.74 at the 5A area meet his senior season ... Was third leg on 5A district champion 4x100 team as a senior in 2023.
Leg 2: Jordan Urrutia (see below)
Leg 3: Wesley Todd
Class: Sophomore
Major: Exercise Science
Hometown / High School: Bowie, Maryland / Bowie
100m PR: 10.45 (+1.9) • April 4, 2026 (Battle on the Bayou)
NCAA History: Second career NCAA qualifying berth, both on the 4x100-meter relay … Second-Team All-American outdoors in 2025 (15th place) on the 4x1.
Quick Facts: Has run on four of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this year, including school record 38.65 at the SEC Championships and 38.98 at the Ole Miss Classic to open the season, the first sub-39 in school history … Also ran leadoff on Ole Miss' East Region qualifying 4x400-meter relay that finished 22nd at 3:06.52 and took 10th at SECs at 3:05.09, the best by a Rebel team since 1999 … 3x NCAA East Region qualifier … 3x SEC scorer … 1.5 career SEC points … Has run on four total school record relays, three times on the 4x100 and once on the 4x400 this past indoor season at 3:06.69, breaking the prior record set in 2004 … Ranks 11th all-time in the 200-meter outdoors at all-conditions PR 20.82 (+2.6) run earlier this season … Third Rebel to ever break 21 seconds indoors, running 20.99 in the SEC semifinals this season to rank third all-time at Ole Miss … Also owns a 400-meter PR 46.93 from this indoor season that ranks No. 8 all-time … Set the Ole Miss freshman record in the 200-meter dash indoors in 2025 at 21.21, run at altitude in New Mexico, which ranked fifth all-time.
Anchor: Tarique Wright
Class: Sophomore
Major: Computer Science
Hometown / High School: Silver Spring, Maryland / Springbrook
100m PR: 10.39 (+1.9) • April 4, 2026 (Battle on the Bayou)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth … Was an alternate for Ole Miss' 15th-place 4x100-meter relay in 2025.
Quick Facts: Has run on all six of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this season, including as the anchor on each of the three fastest and both school records at SECs (38.65) and the Ole Miss Classic (38.98), the first sub-39 in school history … 1x NCAA East Region qualifier … 1x SEC scorer … 1 career SEC point.
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Logan Kelley • Men's Pole Vault
Final: Wed., June 10 • 7:35 p.m. CT
Class: Senior
Major: Marketing
Hometown / High School: Mesa, Arizona / Valley Christian
Outdoor Season-Best: 5.40m/17-08.50 • T-No. 4 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 15, 2026 (SEC Championships)
Outdoor Career-Best: Same
Overall Season-Best: 5.46m/17-11 • No. 2 Ole Miss History Indoors • Jan. 31, 2026 (Bob Pollock Invite)
Overall Career-Best: Same
NCAA Seed: 19th
SEC Finish: T-7th
NCAA History: Second career NCAA qualifying berth, both consecutively outdoors … Honorable Mention All-America outdoors in 2025 (17th place) … One of two Rebel men (alongside Sam Kendricks) to qualify for the NCAA Championships in the pole vault multiple times … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier.
Quick Facts: Scored first career SEC points outdoors this year in a tie for seventh place (0.75 points) … Cleared an outdoor PR 5.40m/17-08.50 at the conference meet, tied for fourth in Ole Miss history … Has cleared 17 feet in all five outdoor meets, going 17-3 in four of them and 17-6 or better in each of his last two … Ranks second in Ole Miss history indoors at PR 5.46m/17-11 from this past indoor season, trailing only Sam Kendricks' 2014 record of 5.69m/18-08.25 … Graduated with his bachelor's in marketing in May 2026 … Set the Ole Miss freshman indoor record in 2023 at 5.32m/17-05.50 … 17-foot vaulter coming out of Valley Christian.
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Jordan Urrutia • Men's 200-Meter Dash / 4x100-Meter Relay
200-Meter Dash Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 9:29 p.m. CT
200-Meter Dash Final: Fri., June 12 • 8:37 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 7:05 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Final: Fri., June 12 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Class: Sophomore
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Hometown / High School: Madison, Alabama / Bob Jones
All-Conditions 200-Meter Dash Season-Best: 20.31 (+2.7) • No. 2 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 2, 2026 (LSU Invitational)
All-Conditions 200-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
Wind-Legal 200-Meter Dash Season-Best: 20.34 (+0.9) • May 27, 2026 (NCAA East Regional; First Round)
Wind-Legal 200-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
NCAA History: Second and third career NCAA qualifying berths, all outdoors … Second-Team All-American on Ole Miss' 15th place 4x100-meter relay in 2025 … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier … Tripled at the 2026 NCAA East Regional in the 100, 200 and 4x100; was one spot shy of advancing to the NCAA Championships in the 100-meter dash in addition to his berths in the 200 and 4x100.
Quick Facts: Has run the second leg on all six Ole Miss 4x100-meter relays this year, including a school record 38.65 to finish fifth at the SEC Championships and a season-opening 38.98 that made the 2026 Rebel men the first to ever break 39 seconds … Also scored in sixth place as an individual in the SEC 200-meter dash final; missed the SEC 100-meter final by two thousandths of a second … First Rebel to score in the 200-meter outdoors since 2021 (Elijah Dryer, 8th), best finish since Olympian Isiah Young's win in 2013 … 4x SEC scorer … 4.5 career SEC points … Has seven career school record performances to his name, three in the 4x100, one in the 4x400-meter relay indoors, two in the 200-meter indoors and once in the non-standard 300-meter indoors … Ran anchor on Ole Miss' 4x400-meter relay that finished eighth at a school record 3:06.69, breaking the old record set in 2004 and crucially propelling the Ole Miss men to an overall program record second-place finish at the SEC Indoor Championships … Twice broke the Ole Miss 200-meter record indoors, first with a 20.89 at Clemson's Bob Pollock Invite and then a 20.60 at altitude at the New Mexico Classic, besting Kendrick Triggs' 2002 record of 20.90 and joining him as the first two Rebels to break 21 seconds indoors … Also ran the fastest 400-meter indoors at Ole Miss since 2007 with a 46.63 at Clemson, good for No. 4 all-time indoors … 100-meter PR of 10.14 (-0.1) in the NCAA East Region quarterfinal round ties for sixth all-time at Ole Miss … All-conditions 200-meter PR of 20.31 (+2.7) ranks him second in Ole Miss history outdoors, trailing only Young's 20.12 (+3.2) from 2013 … Split 45.45 as the anchor on Ole Miss' season-opening 4x400-meter relay … Ran the fastest proper 300-meter time ever by a Rebel on a non-oversized track, setting the record at 33.06 … 60-meter PR of 6.74 from New Mexico this past indoor season ranks 11th all-time at Ole Miss … 2025 U.S. U20 bronze medalist in the 200-meter dash, eighth place in the 100-meter … Was a five-time state champion, two-time state runner-up and seven-time sectional champion at Bob Jones High School … Was Track & Field News' No. 26 boys 200-meter runner coming out of high school at his wind-aided 20.85 … Had additional high school PRs of 10.56 in the 100 and 47.4 in the 400 … His father, Mario, played college football as a wide receiver at Louisville, was a seventh round NFL Draft selection by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2008, and was named the Arena Football League Rookie of the Year in 2013 as a member of the Utah Blaze.
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Women's 4x100-Meter Relay
Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 7:05 p.m. CT
Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Qualifying Relay: Zion Lockette, Patchnalie Compere, Royanah Farmer, Alicia Burnett (alternate: Myla Reed)
Season-Best: 43.27 • No. 2 Ole Miss History • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: 13th
SEC Finish: 7th
NCAA History: 10th NCAA Outdoor qualifying berth in program history, all in last 11 tries since 2015 … Ole Miss won national title in 2024 (Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers).
Quick Facts: Have used same lineup in four of seven 4x100 races this year, each the top times of the year since Alicia Burnett's outdoor debut at the Joe Walker Invite on April 10 … SEC seventh-place time 43.27 ranks the 2026 crew at No. 2 in Ole Miss history behind the 2024 national title team of Lewis, Long, Matthews and Bowers (42.22).
Leg 1: Zion Lockette
Class: Redshirt Freshman
Major: Psychology
Hometown / High School: Atlanta, Georgia / Westlake
100m PR: 10.58 (+2.7) • March 21, 2026 (Ole Miss Classic)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on all seven 4x100s for Ole Miss this season, including her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Missed most of the 2025 indoor season and the entire 2025 outdoor season and 2026 indoor season … Had a career day in her return to the track at the Ole Miss Classic, running an all-conditions 100-meter best of 11.58 (+2.7) and also an all-conditions 200-meter PR of 23.49 (+2.2) that ranks No. 13 in school history outdoors … Ran in two meets indoors as a true freshman in 2025 … Ran the short sprints and relays, and competed in the high jump, at Westlake High School ... Ran and made the final in the 100 (4th), 200 (3rd), 4x100 (1st) and participated in the high jump (5th) at Georgia's 7A state meet in 2024, which included a win in the 4x1 ... Left high school with career-bests of 11.70 in the 100-meter, 23.69 in the 200-meter and 5-6 in the high jump … Father, Ricardo Lockette, played five NFL seasons from 2011-15, most notably on the Seattle Seahawks on their Super Bowl XLVIII and XLIX teams during the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Leg 2: Patchnalie Compere
Class: Freshman
Major: Accountancy
Hometown / High School: Oakland Park, Florida / Northeast
100m PR: 11.35 (+0.6) • No. 7 Ole Miss History • April 17, 2026 (Virginia Challenge)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay … Tripled at her first NCAA East Regional in the 100-meter, 200-meter and 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run the second leg on all seven 4x100s for Ole Miss this season, including her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Advanced to NCAA East Region quarterfinal in the 200-meter at career-best 22.73 (+0.6) that reset her own Haitian national record, Ole Miss freshman record and ranks No. 3 in school history outdoors … Fell one spot shy of making the SEC final in the 200-meter, finishing 10th at 22.98 (+0.3) … Broke the Haitian national 200-meter record three different times, first to ever break 23 seconds in national history … Also broke the Haitian national records indoors in the 200-meter (23.18) and 300-meter (37.40), with her 300 also ranking as an Ole Miss freshman record, trailing only McKenzie Long's 37.38 from 2023 … Hails from Florida, but times count for Haiti due to parental lineage.
Leg 3: Royanah Farmer
Class: Junior
Major: Exercise Science
Hometown / High School / Previous School: Mays Landing, N.J. / Oakcrest / Coffeyville CC
100m PR: 11.22 (+3.8) • April 17, 2025 (Pittsburg State Tune-Up)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on all seven of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this year, each of the last four as the third leg and the first three as the leadoff … Scored her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Ranks fifth all-time at Ole Miss in the 60-meter dash (7.28) … Four-time NJCAA All-American and 10-time national qualifier at Coffeyville Community College ... All four All-America honors came in 2025, finishing seventh on Coffeyville's 4x400-meter relay and eighth in the 60-meter indoors, while running on their fifth-place 4x100 and taking sixth in the 100-meter outdoors ... Three-time Region VI champion, twice on the 4x100-meter and once on the 4x4 ... Left Coffeyville with bests of 7.45 in the 60-meter dash, 11.22 (+3.8) in the 100-meter, 11.52 (+1.3) wind-legal 100-meter, and 23.70 (+0.0) in the 200-meter … Competed in the short sprints and relays at Oakcrest High School, leaving with career bests of 7.18 in the 55-meter, 11.98 in the 100-meter and 25.26 in the 200-meter ... Swept the 100 and 200 at her county championships as a senior ... Qualified for state individually her senior season in the 200-meter and also ran on qualifying 4x100 and 4x400 relays.
Anchor: Alicia Burnett (see below)
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Alicia Burnett • Women's 100-Meter Dash / 4x100-Meter Relay
100-Meter Dash Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 8:25 p.m. CT
100-Meter Dash Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:52 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 7:05 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Class: Redshirt Senior
Major: Master's in Social Work
Hometown / High School / Preview School: St. Peters, Missouri / Parkway North / Missouri
All-Conditions 100-Meter Dash Season-Best: 10.94 (+3.7) • No. 2 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 2, 2026 (LSU Invitational)
All-Conditions 100-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
Wind-Legal 100-Meter Dash Season-Best: 10.98 (+0.3) • May 30, 2026 (NCAA East Regional; Quarterfinals)
Wind-Legal 100-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
NCAA History: Fourth and fifth career NCAA qualifying berth, second and third outdoors, second and third at Ole Miss, and first and second at Ole Miss outdoors … Second career NCAA berth in the 100-meter, first in the 4x100-meter relay, first career national double attempt … First-Team All-American indoors in the 60-meter dash, finishing fourth overall (best by a Rebel since Teneeshia Jones' third-place showing in 2000) … 5 career NCAA points … 2x Second-Team All-American, once in the 100-meter outdoors in 2025 (11th) and again indoors in 2024 in the 60-meter (12th) … 4x NCAA regional qualifier (2x NCAA East, 2x NCAA West).
Quick Facts: Has run as the anchor on all four of her appearances on Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relay since her outdoor debut on April 10, each ranking as the fastest four times by the Rebels this season … Includes Ole Miss seventh-place showing at SECs at 43.27, which made the 2026 Rebel women the second-best relay unit in school history behind the 2024 national title team … One of two Rebel women (alongside McKenzie Long) to break 11 seconds in both any wind conditions and also at wind-legal conditions … Broke 11 seconds for the first time with all-conditions PR 10.94 (+3.7) at the LSU Invitational, did so with a legal wind in the NCAA East Region quarterfinal at 10.98 (+0.3) … SEC silver medalist in the 100-meter dash at a then wind-legal PR 11.01 (+0.5), tied for the best finish ever by a Rebel woman in the event … 2x SEC medalist (all at Ole Miss( … 4x SEC scorer (3x at Ole Miss) … 20.5 career SEC points scored (18.5 at Ole Miss) … First SEC 60-meter dash champion in Ole Miss women's history … First SEC women's title for Ole Miss indoors in an event shorter than the mile … Broke Olympian McKenzie Long's 2023 school record 7.10 run at altitude … Ran a PR 7.14 in the SEC prelim as well, was the top qualifier … Also ranks 10th in Ole Miss history indoors in the 200-meter dash (23.75) … 12 career SEC points scored (10 at Ole Miss) … Ran for Missouri from 2023-25 … Left Mizzou as school record holder in the 60-meter (7.21), 100-meter (11.10) and indoor 200-meter (23.35), also ranked second in the 200-meter outdoors (23.18) … 2025 USTFCCCA All-Academic … Began career at Southern Illinois in 2021, did not compete in either indoor or outdoor season … 7x Missouri state champion at Parkway North High School … Set Missouri state record in the 100-meter … Completed her bachelor's in psychology at Missouri, currently working toward her master's in social work at Ole Miss.
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Arvesta Troupe • Men's High Jump
Final: Fri., June 12 • 6:30 p.m. CT
Class: Senior
Major: Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Hometown / High School: Fulton, Mississippi / Itawamba Agricultural
Outdoor Season-Best: 2.17m/7-01.50 • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
Indoor Season-Best: 2.23m/7-03.75 • No. 3 Ole Miss History • Jan. 10, 2026 (Rod McCravy Memorial)
Overall Career-Best: 2.27m/7-05.25 • No. 2 Ole Miss History • June 13, 2025 (NCAA Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: T-16th
SEC Finish: 10th
NCAA History: Fourth career NCAA qualifying berth, second outdoors … 2025 NCAA Outdoor Champion in the men's high jump … First high jump title in Ole Miss history … First overall men's champion in the jumps at Ole Miss since Olympian Savante' Stringfellow won the long jump outdoors in 2001, first of either gender since Brittney Reese won the 2008 outdoor long jump … Helped push Rebel men to a tie for eighth place outdoors in 2025, tied for the best men's finish nationally in program history … Third-place finish indoors in 2025 best by a Rebel since Olympian Ricky Robertson's runner-up finish in 2011 and the first points by a Rebel since Robertson's sixth-place finish in 2013 … 2x First-Team All-American … 1x Second-Team All-American … 16 career NCAA points … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier.
Quick Facts: One of only two Rebels to ever clear 7-5 alongside Olympian Ricky Robertson … 3x SEC high jump medalist (2025 outdoor, silver; 2025 indoor, silver; 2024 outdoor, bronze) … 2025 SEC Indoor silver marked highest finish by Rebel in men's high jump since Ricky Robertson's win in 2013 … 3x Second-Team All-SEC … 6x SEC scorer … 30.25 career SEC points … Ranks third in Ole Miss history indoors (2.23m/7-03.75), second outdoors (2.27m/7-05.25) … Finished fourth at the 2025 NACAC Championships, was also fourth in the U.S. final … Six varsity letters in high school across track & field, basketball, football and baseball … Received offers to play basketball … 2021 MHSAA 4A runner-up in the high jump … 2x MHSAA 4A North Half high jump champion … Graduated with his bachelor's in multi-disciplinary studies in May 2026.
The finest athletes in Division I will descend upon Eugene this week for the four-day meet, which is split into men's competition (June 10 & 12) and women's competition (June 11 & 13). To get to this point, student-athletes needed to qualify for their respective NCAA Regional Preliminary Round Championship (East or West), and then needed to finish within the top-12 of their events at the regional meet in order to punch their ticket to Oregon. Athletes competing in either the decathlon or heptathlon needed only to finish within the top-12 nationally by the end of the regular season.
Those 24 total athletes will not only be competing for team or individual national championships, but also to grasp one of the coveted top-eight scoring spots for First-Team All-American status. Places nine through 16 receive Second Team All-American honors, and the remaining eight competitors receive Honorable Mention All-American distinction.
This marks the fifth NCAA Championship meet at Oregon after Hayward Field received extensive renovations immediately following the 2018 national meet in preparation for the 2022 World Athletics Championships that were held in Eugene. 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), 12 USA Track & Field Championships (1971, '75, '86, '93, '99, 2001, '09, '11, '15, '22, '23, '25), and eight U.S. Olympic Trials (1972, '76, '80, 2008, '12, '16, '21, '24).
Outdoors, head coach Connie Price-Smith's athletes have won eight NCAA titles while earning 96 First or Second-Team All-America nods (56 women, 40 men). Her teams have finished in the national top-25 eight times outdoors, including an overall program-record fifth-place finish by the Rebel women in 2024 and a tie for the men's overall record with tie for eighth in 2025.
Eight of Ole Miss' 11 total NCAA top-10 finishes have come under Price-Smith: 2025 men's outdoor (T-8th), 2025 men's indoor (T-10th), 2024 women's outdoor (5th), 2024 women's indoor (5th), 2023 women's indoor (10th), 2022 women's indoor (T-6th), 2022 men's indoor (T-10th), 2021 men's indoor.
Ole Miss has a strong history at the national meet, regardless of season. Across both indoor and outdoor, Ole Miss boasts 37 NCAA Champions, 358 First or Second-Team All-American honors, while as a team Ole Miss has tallied 44 top-25 team finishes and scored 936.5 total national points. Under Price-Smith both indoors and outdoors, the Rebels have 23 NCAA Champions, 197 First or Second-Team All-Americans, 21 NCAA top-25 team finishes and a total of 456 NCAA points scored – which accounts for 48.7 percent of all national points scored in Ole Miss history.
See below for more detailed information on the national qualifiers and the NCAA Championships. Fans can watch all four days of action live, with dedicated ESPN+ streaming links for each individual field event, as well as evening broadcast windows for the track events each night. The first evening of action will air live on ESPN, while the final three days will air on ESPN3.
OLE MISS AT THE NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Men's Entries (4 entries, 6 athletes)
Logan Kelley – Men's Pole Vault
Arvesta Troupe – Men's High Jump
Jordan Urrutia – Men's 200-Meter Dash
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay (Dekell Minor, Jordan Urrutia, Wesley Todd, Tarique Wright)
Women's Entries (2 entries, 4 athletes)
Alicia Burnett – Women's 100-Meter Dash
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay (Zion Lockette, Patchnalie Compere, Royanah Farmer, Alicia Burnett)
BROADCAST SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES PT / CT)
All events outside of the live network windows will have a dedicated live stream on ESPN+. A full broadcast schedule can be found HERE.
Live results are courtesy of Flash Results.
Day One – Men (Wed., June 10)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM CT – ESPN (4x100m, 200m)
5:35 PM PT / 7:35 PM CT – Pole Vault Live Stream (ESPN+)
Day Two – Women (Thurs., June 11)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM CT – ESPN2 (4x100m, 100m)
Day Three – Men (Fri., June 12)
4:30 PM PT / 6:30 PM CT – High Jump Live Stream (ESPN+)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM – ESPN2 (4x100, 200m)
Day Four – Women (Sat., June 13)
5:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM – ESPN2 (4x100, 100m)
COMPETITION SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES PT / CT)
Wednesday, June 10:
5:05 PM PT / 7:05 PM CT – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Semifinals (Heat 1, Lane 3) – ESPN
5:35 PM PT / 7:35 PM CT – Men's Pole Vault Final – Logan Kelley – ESPN+
7:29 PM PT / 9:29 PM CT – Men's 200-Meter Dash Semifinals – Jordan Urrutia (Heat 2, Lane 8) – ESPN
Thursday, June 11:
5:05 PM PT / 7:05 PM CT – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Semifinals (Heat 2, Lane 9) – ESPN2
6:25 PM PT / 8:25 PM CT – Women's 100-Meter Dash Semifinals – Alicia Burnett (Heat 2, Lane 7) – ESPN2
Friday, June 12:
4:30 PM PT / 6:30 PM CT – Men's High Jump Final – Arvesta Troupe – ESPN+
5:02 PM PT / 7:02 PM CT – Men's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
6:37 PM PT / 8:37 PM CT – Men's 200-Meter Dash Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
Saturday, June 13:
5:02 PM PT / 7:02 PM CT – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
5:52 PM PT / 7:52 PM CT – Women's 100-Meter Dash Final (if qualified) – ESPN2
OLE MISS NCAA QUALIFIERS • BY THE NUMBERS
Team Superlatives
• Five first-time NCAA Outdoor qualifiers: Patchnalie Compere (women's 4x100-meter relay), Royanah Farmer (women's 4x100-meter relay), Zion Lockette (women's 4x100-meter relay), Dekell Minor (men's 4x100-meter relay) and Tarique Wright (men's 4x100-meter relay).
• First individual national ticket for Jordan Urrutia (men's 200-meter dash).
• Sixth all-time men's ticket in the 4x100-meter relay, second in a row. First repeat qualifying berth since 2014-15.
• 10th women's 4x100-meter relay berth in last 11 seasons.
• First time sending both a men's and women's 4x100-meter relay since 2015.
REBEL HISTORY AT THE NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ole Miss Best NCAA Outdoor Finishes (in events qualified)
Women's 100-Meter Dash: 1st (2024, McKenzie Long)
Men's 200-Meter Dash: 2nd (2013, Isiah Young)
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay: 1st (2024; Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers)
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay: 6th (2002; Chris Lawson, Kendrick Triggs, Taye Biddle, James Shelton)
Men's High Jump: 1st (2025, Arvesta Troupe)
Men's Pole Vault: 1st (2x, both by Sam Kendricks in 2013 and 2014)
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Champions (19 champions, 16 titles)
1983 – Ralph Spry, Men's Long Jump
1991 – George Kersh, Men's 800-Meter
2000 – Savante' Stringfellow, Men's Long Jump
2001 – Savante' Stringfellow, Men's Long Jump
2007 – Barnabas Kirui, Men's 3000-Meter Steeplechase
2008 – Brittney Reese, Women's Long Jump
2013 – Sam Kendricks, Men's Pole Vault
2014 – Sam Kendricks, Men's Pole Vault
2016 – Raven Saunders, Women's Shot Put
2018 – Janeah Stewart, Women's Hammer
2022 – Sintayehu Vissa, Women's 1500-Meter
2024 – McKenzie Long, Women's 100-Meter Dash
2024 – McKenzie Long, Women's 200-Meter Dash
2024 – Women's 4x100-Meter Relay (Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers)
2024 – Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan, Men's Shot Put
2025 – Arvesta Troupe, Men's High Jump
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Runners-Up (10)
1990 – George Kersh, Men's 800-Meter
1993 – Pablo Sierra, Men's 10K
2005 – Antwon Hicks, Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2007 – John Yarbrough, Men's 110-Meter Hurdles
2007 – Brittney Reese, Women's Long Jump
2011 – Ricky Robertson, Men's High Jump
2013 – Isiah Young, Men's 200-Meter Dash
2021 – Shey Taiwo, Women's Hammer
2022 – Mario Garcia Romo, Men's 1500-Meter
2023 – McKenzie Long, Women's 200-Meter Dash
Ole Miss NCAA Outdoor Top-25 Finishes (18)
2025 – Ole Miss Men – T-8th (22 points)
2024 – Ole Miss Women – 5th (38 points)
2024 – Ole Miss Men – T-20th (14 points)
2023 – Ole Miss Women – T-25th (11 points)
2022 – Ole Miss Women – T-19th (13 points)
2018 – Ole Miss Women – T-20th (14 points)
2017 – Ole Miss Men – T-14th (16 points)
2016 – Ole Miss Women – T-22nd (10 points)
2014 – Ole Miss Men –T-24th (10 points)
2013 – Ole Miss Men – 8th (24 points)
2011 – Ole Miss Men – 19th (13 points)
2008 – Ole Miss Women – T-15th (14 points)
2007 – Ole Miss Men – 12th (18 points)
2001 – Ole Miss Men – T-25th (10 points)
2000 – Ole Miss Men – T-21st (10 points)
1993 – Ole Miss Men – 13th (22 points)
1990 – Ole Miss Men – T-25th (11 points)
1983 – Ole Miss Men – T-22nd (20 points)
REBELS IN COMPETITION (IN MEET ORDER)
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay
Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 7:05 p.m. CT
Final: Fri., June 12 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Qualifying Relay: Dekell Minor, Jordan Urrutia, Wesley Todd, Tarique Wright (alternate: Joshua Knox)
Season-Best: 38.65 • Ole Miss Record • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: 12th
SEC Finish: 5th
NCAA History: Sixth NCAA Outdoor qualifying berth in program history … First back-to-back national tickets since 2014-15.
Quick Facts: All five 4x100 times this year would have broken prior school record last year of 39.34 … First relays in school history to break 39 seconds (have done so three times) … Urrutia and Todd were part of 2025 15th place national finishers and school record relay (Wright was NCAA alternate).
Leg 1: Dekell Minor
Class: Junior
Major: Sport Management
Hometown / High School / Previous School: Houston, Texas / Sterling / Fort Scott CC
100m PR: 10.14 (+0.4) • T-No. 6 Ole Miss History • May 15, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on five 4x1's for the Ole Miss men this season, including both school record times, all on the leadoff leg … Ranks tied for sixth in Ole Miss history in the 100-meter dash at 10.14 (+0.4) … Indoors also ranks sixth in the 60-meter (6.66) and 11th in the 200 (21.37), both at altitude in New Mexico … 0.5 career SEC points … Had an East Region qualifying time in the 100-meter as well (10.14), but scratched prior to competition … Three-time NJCAA All-American at Fort Scott Community College, twice in the 100-meter and once in the 60-meter … Was also part of national qualifying 4x100-meter relay teams, including a Region VI title squad in 2025 (39.72) ... Ran a 200-meter career-best 21.15 (+1.1) in 2025 ... Left Fort Scott CC with career-bests of 6.66 in the 60-meter, 10.20 (+3.6) in the 100-meter dash, 21.15 (+1.1) in the 200-meter outdoors, 21.44 in the 200-meter indoors and a long jump of 6.83m/22-5 at the 2024 NJCAA Region VI Championships … Played football in addition to track & field while at Sterling High School, where he was a member of 4x100, 4x200, and 4x400-meter relays ... Finished fourth at the 5A state meet in the 200-meter dash (22.11), also ran the third leg on Sterling's fourth-place 4x1 (41.94) ... Ran a high school best 21.74 at the 5A area meet his senior season ... Was third leg on 5A district champion 4x100 team as a senior in 2023.
Leg 2: Jordan Urrutia (see below)
Leg 3: Wesley Todd
Class: Sophomore
Major: Exercise Science
Hometown / High School: Bowie, Maryland / Bowie
100m PR: 10.45 (+1.9) • April 4, 2026 (Battle on the Bayou)
NCAA History: Second career NCAA qualifying berth, both on the 4x100-meter relay … Second-Team All-American outdoors in 2025 (15th place) on the 4x1.
Quick Facts: Has run on four of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this year, including school record 38.65 at the SEC Championships and 38.98 at the Ole Miss Classic to open the season, the first sub-39 in school history … Also ran leadoff on Ole Miss' East Region qualifying 4x400-meter relay that finished 22nd at 3:06.52 and took 10th at SECs at 3:05.09, the best by a Rebel team since 1999 … 3x NCAA East Region qualifier … 3x SEC scorer … 1.5 career SEC points … Has run on four total school record relays, three times on the 4x100 and once on the 4x400 this past indoor season at 3:06.69, breaking the prior record set in 2004 … Ranks 11th all-time in the 200-meter outdoors at all-conditions PR 20.82 (+2.6) run earlier this season … Third Rebel to ever break 21 seconds indoors, running 20.99 in the SEC semifinals this season to rank third all-time at Ole Miss … Also owns a 400-meter PR 46.93 from this indoor season that ranks No. 8 all-time … Set the Ole Miss freshman record in the 200-meter dash indoors in 2025 at 21.21, run at altitude in New Mexico, which ranked fifth all-time.
Anchor: Tarique Wright
Class: Sophomore
Major: Computer Science
Hometown / High School: Silver Spring, Maryland / Springbrook
100m PR: 10.39 (+1.9) • April 4, 2026 (Battle on the Bayou)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth … Was an alternate for Ole Miss' 15th-place 4x100-meter relay in 2025.
Quick Facts: Has run on all six of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this season, including as the anchor on each of the three fastest and both school records at SECs (38.65) and the Ole Miss Classic (38.98), the first sub-39 in school history … 1x NCAA East Region qualifier … 1x SEC scorer … 1 career SEC point.
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Logan Kelley • Men's Pole Vault
Final: Wed., June 10 • 7:35 p.m. CT
Class: Senior
Major: Marketing
Hometown / High School: Mesa, Arizona / Valley Christian
Outdoor Season-Best: 5.40m/17-08.50 • T-No. 4 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 15, 2026 (SEC Championships)
Outdoor Career-Best: Same
Overall Season-Best: 5.46m/17-11 • No. 2 Ole Miss History Indoors • Jan. 31, 2026 (Bob Pollock Invite)
Overall Career-Best: Same
NCAA Seed: 19th
SEC Finish: T-7th
NCAA History: Second career NCAA qualifying berth, both consecutively outdoors … Honorable Mention All-America outdoors in 2025 (17th place) … One of two Rebel men (alongside Sam Kendricks) to qualify for the NCAA Championships in the pole vault multiple times … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier.
Quick Facts: Scored first career SEC points outdoors this year in a tie for seventh place (0.75 points) … Cleared an outdoor PR 5.40m/17-08.50 at the conference meet, tied for fourth in Ole Miss history … Has cleared 17 feet in all five outdoor meets, going 17-3 in four of them and 17-6 or better in each of his last two … Ranks second in Ole Miss history indoors at PR 5.46m/17-11 from this past indoor season, trailing only Sam Kendricks' 2014 record of 5.69m/18-08.25 … Graduated with his bachelor's in marketing in May 2026 … Set the Ole Miss freshman indoor record in 2023 at 5.32m/17-05.50 … 17-foot vaulter coming out of Valley Christian.
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Jordan Urrutia • Men's 200-Meter Dash / 4x100-Meter Relay
200-Meter Dash Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 9:29 p.m. CT
200-Meter Dash Final: Fri., June 12 • 8:37 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Semifinal: Wed., June 10 • 7:05 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Final: Fri., June 12 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Class: Sophomore
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Hometown / High School: Madison, Alabama / Bob Jones
All-Conditions 200-Meter Dash Season-Best: 20.31 (+2.7) • No. 2 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 2, 2026 (LSU Invitational)
All-Conditions 200-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
Wind-Legal 200-Meter Dash Season-Best: 20.34 (+0.9) • May 27, 2026 (NCAA East Regional; First Round)
Wind-Legal 200-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
NCAA History: Second and third career NCAA qualifying berths, all outdoors … Second-Team All-American on Ole Miss' 15th place 4x100-meter relay in 2025 … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier … Tripled at the 2026 NCAA East Regional in the 100, 200 and 4x100; was one spot shy of advancing to the NCAA Championships in the 100-meter dash in addition to his berths in the 200 and 4x100.
Quick Facts: Has run the second leg on all six Ole Miss 4x100-meter relays this year, including a school record 38.65 to finish fifth at the SEC Championships and a season-opening 38.98 that made the 2026 Rebel men the first to ever break 39 seconds … Also scored in sixth place as an individual in the SEC 200-meter dash final; missed the SEC 100-meter final by two thousandths of a second … First Rebel to score in the 200-meter outdoors since 2021 (Elijah Dryer, 8th), best finish since Olympian Isiah Young's win in 2013 … 4x SEC scorer … 4.5 career SEC points … Has seven career school record performances to his name, three in the 4x100, one in the 4x400-meter relay indoors, two in the 200-meter indoors and once in the non-standard 300-meter indoors … Ran anchor on Ole Miss' 4x400-meter relay that finished eighth at a school record 3:06.69, breaking the old record set in 2004 and crucially propelling the Ole Miss men to an overall program record second-place finish at the SEC Indoor Championships … Twice broke the Ole Miss 200-meter record indoors, first with a 20.89 at Clemson's Bob Pollock Invite and then a 20.60 at altitude at the New Mexico Classic, besting Kendrick Triggs' 2002 record of 20.90 and joining him as the first two Rebels to break 21 seconds indoors … Also ran the fastest 400-meter indoors at Ole Miss since 2007 with a 46.63 at Clemson, good for No. 4 all-time indoors … 100-meter PR of 10.14 (-0.1) in the NCAA East Region quarterfinal round ties for sixth all-time at Ole Miss … All-conditions 200-meter PR of 20.31 (+2.7) ranks him second in Ole Miss history outdoors, trailing only Young's 20.12 (+3.2) from 2013 … Split 45.45 as the anchor on Ole Miss' season-opening 4x400-meter relay … Ran the fastest proper 300-meter time ever by a Rebel on a non-oversized track, setting the record at 33.06 … 60-meter PR of 6.74 from New Mexico this past indoor season ranks 11th all-time at Ole Miss … 2025 U.S. U20 bronze medalist in the 200-meter dash, eighth place in the 100-meter … Was a five-time state champion, two-time state runner-up and seven-time sectional champion at Bob Jones High School … Was Track & Field News' No. 26 boys 200-meter runner coming out of high school at his wind-aided 20.85 … Had additional high school PRs of 10.56 in the 100 and 47.4 in the 400 … His father, Mario, played college football as a wide receiver at Louisville, was a seventh round NFL Draft selection by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2008, and was named the Arena Football League Rookie of the Year in 2013 as a member of the Utah Blaze.
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Women's 4x100-Meter Relay
Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 7:05 p.m. CT
Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Qualifying Relay: Zion Lockette, Patchnalie Compere, Royanah Farmer, Alicia Burnett (alternate: Myla Reed)
Season-Best: 43.27 • No. 2 Ole Miss History • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: 13th
SEC Finish: 7th
NCAA History: 10th NCAA Outdoor qualifying berth in program history, all in last 11 tries since 2015 … Ole Miss won national title in 2024 (Akilah Lewis, McKenzie Long, Gabrielle Matthews, Jahniya Bowers).
Quick Facts: Have used same lineup in four of seven 4x100 races this year, each the top times of the year since Alicia Burnett's outdoor debut at the Joe Walker Invite on April 10 … SEC seventh-place time 43.27 ranks the 2026 crew at No. 2 in Ole Miss history behind the 2024 national title team of Lewis, Long, Matthews and Bowers (42.22).
Leg 1: Zion Lockette
Class: Redshirt Freshman
Major: Psychology
Hometown / High School: Atlanta, Georgia / Westlake
100m PR: 10.58 (+2.7) • March 21, 2026 (Ole Miss Classic)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on all seven 4x100s for Ole Miss this season, including her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Missed most of the 2025 indoor season and the entire 2025 outdoor season and 2026 indoor season … Had a career day in her return to the track at the Ole Miss Classic, running an all-conditions 100-meter best of 11.58 (+2.7) and also an all-conditions 200-meter PR of 23.49 (+2.2) that ranks No. 13 in school history outdoors … Ran in two meets indoors as a true freshman in 2025 … Ran the short sprints and relays, and competed in the high jump, at Westlake High School ... Ran and made the final in the 100 (4th), 200 (3rd), 4x100 (1st) and participated in the high jump (5th) at Georgia's 7A state meet in 2024, which included a win in the 4x1 ... Left high school with career-bests of 11.70 in the 100-meter, 23.69 in the 200-meter and 5-6 in the high jump … Father, Ricardo Lockette, played five NFL seasons from 2011-15, most notably on the Seattle Seahawks on their Super Bowl XLVIII and XLIX teams during the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Leg 2: Patchnalie Compere
Class: Freshman
Major: Accountancy
Hometown / High School: Oakland Park, Florida / Northeast
100m PR: 11.35 (+0.6) • No. 7 Ole Miss History • April 17, 2026 (Virginia Challenge)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay … Tripled at her first NCAA East Regional in the 100-meter, 200-meter and 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run the second leg on all seven 4x100s for Ole Miss this season, including her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Advanced to NCAA East Region quarterfinal in the 200-meter at career-best 22.73 (+0.6) that reset her own Haitian national record, Ole Miss freshman record and ranks No. 3 in school history outdoors … Fell one spot shy of making the SEC final in the 200-meter, finishing 10th at 22.98 (+0.3) … Broke the Haitian national 200-meter record three different times, first to ever break 23 seconds in national history … Also broke the Haitian national records indoors in the 200-meter (23.18) and 300-meter (37.40), with her 300 also ranking as an Ole Miss freshman record, trailing only McKenzie Long's 37.38 from 2023 … Hails from Florida, but times count for Haiti due to parental lineage.
Leg 3: Royanah Farmer
Class: Junior
Major: Exercise Science
Hometown / High School / Previous School: Mays Landing, N.J. / Oakcrest / Coffeyville CC
100m PR: 11.22 (+3.8) • April 17, 2025 (Pittsburg State Tune-Up)
NCAA History: First career NCAA qualifying berth, first in the 4x100-meter relay.
Quick Facts: Has run on all seven of Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relays this year, each of the last four as the third leg and the first three as the leadoff … Scored her first career SEC points on the Rebels' seventh-place team (0.5 points) … Ranks fifth all-time at Ole Miss in the 60-meter dash (7.28) … Four-time NJCAA All-American and 10-time national qualifier at Coffeyville Community College ... All four All-America honors came in 2025, finishing seventh on Coffeyville's 4x400-meter relay and eighth in the 60-meter indoors, while running on their fifth-place 4x100 and taking sixth in the 100-meter outdoors ... Three-time Region VI champion, twice on the 4x100-meter and once on the 4x4 ... Left Coffeyville with bests of 7.45 in the 60-meter dash, 11.22 (+3.8) in the 100-meter, 11.52 (+1.3) wind-legal 100-meter, and 23.70 (+0.0) in the 200-meter … Competed in the short sprints and relays at Oakcrest High School, leaving with career bests of 7.18 in the 55-meter, 11.98 in the 100-meter and 25.26 in the 200-meter ... Swept the 100 and 200 at her county championships as a senior ... Qualified for state individually her senior season in the 200-meter and also ran on qualifying 4x100 and 4x400 relays.
Anchor: Alicia Burnett (see below)
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Alicia Burnett • Women's 100-Meter Dash / 4x100-Meter Relay
100-Meter Dash Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 8:25 p.m. CT
100-Meter Dash Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:52 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Semifinal: Thurs., June 11 • 7:05 p.m. CT
4x100-Meter Relay Final: Sat., June 13 • 7:02 p.m. CT
Class: Redshirt Senior
Major: Master's in Social Work
Hometown / High School / Preview School: St. Peters, Missouri / Parkway North / Missouri
All-Conditions 100-Meter Dash Season-Best: 10.94 (+3.7) • No. 2 Ole Miss History Outdoors • May 2, 2026 (LSU Invitational)
All-Conditions 100-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
Wind-Legal 100-Meter Dash Season-Best: 10.98 (+0.3) • May 30, 2026 (NCAA East Regional; Quarterfinals)
Wind-Legal 100-Meter Dash Career-Best: Same
NCAA History: Fourth and fifth career NCAA qualifying berth, second and third outdoors, second and third at Ole Miss, and first and second at Ole Miss outdoors … Second career NCAA berth in the 100-meter, first in the 4x100-meter relay, first career national double attempt … First-Team All-American indoors in the 60-meter dash, finishing fourth overall (best by a Rebel since Teneeshia Jones' third-place showing in 2000) … 5 career NCAA points … 2x Second-Team All-American, once in the 100-meter outdoors in 2025 (11th) and again indoors in 2024 in the 60-meter (12th) … 4x NCAA regional qualifier (2x NCAA East, 2x NCAA West).
Quick Facts: Has run as the anchor on all four of her appearances on Ole Miss' 4x100-meter relay since her outdoor debut on April 10, each ranking as the fastest four times by the Rebels this season … Includes Ole Miss seventh-place showing at SECs at 43.27, which made the 2026 Rebel women the second-best relay unit in school history behind the 2024 national title team … One of two Rebel women (alongside McKenzie Long) to break 11 seconds in both any wind conditions and also at wind-legal conditions … Broke 11 seconds for the first time with all-conditions PR 10.94 (+3.7) at the LSU Invitational, did so with a legal wind in the NCAA East Region quarterfinal at 10.98 (+0.3) … SEC silver medalist in the 100-meter dash at a then wind-legal PR 11.01 (+0.5), tied for the best finish ever by a Rebel woman in the event … 2x SEC medalist (all at Ole Miss( … 4x SEC scorer (3x at Ole Miss) … 20.5 career SEC points scored (18.5 at Ole Miss) … First SEC 60-meter dash champion in Ole Miss women's history … First SEC women's title for Ole Miss indoors in an event shorter than the mile … Broke Olympian McKenzie Long's 2023 school record 7.10 run at altitude … Ran a PR 7.14 in the SEC prelim as well, was the top qualifier … Also ranks 10th in Ole Miss history indoors in the 200-meter dash (23.75) … 12 career SEC points scored (10 at Ole Miss) … Ran for Missouri from 2023-25 … Left Mizzou as school record holder in the 60-meter (7.21), 100-meter (11.10) and indoor 200-meter (23.35), also ranked second in the 200-meter outdoors (23.18) … 2025 USTFCCCA All-Academic … Began career at Southern Illinois in 2021, did not compete in either indoor or outdoor season … 7x Missouri state champion at Parkway North High School … Set Missouri state record in the 100-meter … Completed her bachelor's in psychology at Missouri, currently working toward her master's in social work at Ole Miss.
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Arvesta Troupe • Men's High Jump
Final: Fri., June 12 • 6:30 p.m. CT
Class: Senior
Major: Multi-Disciplinary Studies
Hometown / High School: Fulton, Mississippi / Itawamba Agricultural
Outdoor Season-Best: 2.17m/7-01.50 • May 16, 2026 (SEC Outdoor Championships)
Indoor Season-Best: 2.23m/7-03.75 • No. 3 Ole Miss History • Jan. 10, 2026 (Rod McCravy Memorial)
Overall Career-Best: 2.27m/7-05.25 • No. 2 Ole Miss History • June 13, 2025 (NCAA Outdoor Championships)
NCAA Seed: T-16th
SEC Finish: 10th
NCAA History: Fourth career NCAA qualifying berth, second outdoors … 2025 NCAA Outdoor Champion in the men's high jump … First high jump title in Ole Miss history … First overall men's champion in the jumps at Ole Miss since Olympian Savante' Stringfellow won the long jump outdoors in 2001, first of either gender since Brittney Reese won the 2008 outdoor long jump … Helped push Rebel men to a tie for eighth place outdoors in 2025, tied for the best men's finish nationally in program history … Third-place finish indoors in 2025 best by a Rebel since Olympian Ricky Robertson's runner-up finish in 2011 and the first points by a Rebel since Robertson's sixth-place finish in 2013 … 2x First-Team All-American … 1x Second-Team All-American … 16 career NCAA points … 4x NCAA East Region qualifier.
Quick Facts: One of only two Rebels to ever clear 7-5 alongside Olympian Ricky Robertson … 3x SEC high jump medalist (2025 outdoor, silver; 2025 indoor, silver; 2024 outdoor, bronze) … 2025 SEC Indoor silver marked highest finish by Rebel in men's high jump since Ricky Robertson's win in 2013 … 3x Second-Team All-SEC … 6x SEC scorer … 30.25 career SEC points … Ranks third in Ole Miss history indoors (2.23m/7-03.75), second outdoors (2.27m/7-05.25) … Finished fourth at the 2025 NACAC Championships, was also fourth in the U.S. final … Six varsity letters in high school across track & field, basketball, football and baseball … Received offers to play basketball … 2021 MHSAA 4A runner-up in the high jump … 2x MHSAA 4A North Half high jump champion … Graduated with his bachelor's in multi-disciplinary studies in May 2026.
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