EUGENE – Oregon and Oregon State athletes continue to shine as bright as the new digs at the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials at Hayward Field in Eugene this month.
Oregon Track & Field freshman sprinter Micah Williams ran 9.91 to set the World Junior record in the 100 and make the U.S Olympic relay pool. Williams’ 9.91 (+0.8) was good enough to finish 5th in the final & equals the eighth-fastest performer on the all-dates, all-time collegiate chart.
Oregon State redshirt sophomore Kaylee Mitchell finished 32nd in the 3,000m steeplechase with a time of 10:26.69 on Sunday night, the third night of the trials.
Mitchell qualified for the race with a time of 9:48.30 at the Pac-12 Championships this season to set a new school record and finish third in the event.
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Monday also marks the start of competition for Oregon’s Jackson Mestler in the steeplechase, who enters the meet off a personal-best performance of 8:27.65 at the TrackTown Qualifier.
A native Oregonian, Ryan Crouser, toppled the men’s shot put world record on Friday with a 23.37-meter throw on the first night of the US Olympic Track and Field Trials. It seems poetic that it would be someone from Oregon to hand the newly renovated Hayward Field its first-ever world record.
Despite the hot weather, Hayward Field’s new redesign offers spectators a lot of shade so you should head out this afternoon and see history in the making.
