Live updates of the 2024 NCAA DI outdoor track and field championships (2024)

Through seven events of the decathlon, Leo Neugebauer's dominance is on display. He added another decathlon record — this time a world record — with his 57.70 meter throw on his first discus attempt.

Leo. Neugebauer. 🤘@le0thegerman has on his first attempt broken the decathlon discus collegiate record. He is BUILT DIFFERENT.

💻 ESPN+ #NCAATF x @TexasTFXC pic.twitter.com/xPmiZWQinQ

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 6, 2024

That brought his total to6646 points with the Pole Vault, Javelin and 1500 meters remaining.

Click or tap here for complete decathlon results

The 2024 outdoor track and field championships continue today with the opening of the women's events at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. Action kicks off with the men's Decathlon events at 2:30 p.m. ET/11:30 a.m. PT. The women's actions begins with the hammer throw at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT.

Here's more of what you need to know:

Live results

You can follow live results for the championships, including individual event/heat results and team scores, by clicking or tapping here.

• Women's start lists
• Decathlon start lists
  • Live tracking of the decathlon
  • Decathlon scores after Day 1
• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Day 1 men's results

Team scores

Click or tap here for live tracking of team scores by event

Schedule of events

See the schedule for the Day 2 of championships below. Click or tap here for the schedule of events in pdf form.

Local Time (Pacific Time for Hayward Field)

Eastern Time

How to watch

You can watch the main women's broadcast (featuring most of the track events) beginning at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT on ESPN2. Click or tap here to watch that broadcast.

Day 1 of the DI outdoor track and field championships is in the books. Here's what you need to know.

Champions crowned

Six champions were crowned in individual events. View the winners below and click or tap the links for complete results.

• Hammer — Rowan Hamilton, California | WATCH HERE
• Pole vault — Keaton Daniel, Kentucky | WATCH HERE
• Long jump — JC Stevenson, Southern California | WATCH HERE
• Shot Put — Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan, Ole Miss | WATCH HERE
• Javelin — Marc Minichello, Georgia | WATCH HERE
• 10,000 meters — Habtom Samuel, New Mexico | WATCH HERE

Decathlon Standings

Leo Neugebauer leads the decathlon with 4685 points after Day 1. The Texas decathlete has the best score ever held by a decathlete after Day 1, and set a collegiate record in the shot put at 17.46 meters.

Click or tap here for complete decathlon scores

5 events down, 5 to go in the decathlon 😮‍💨#NCAATF pic.twitter.com/Y0pt3PVtKQ

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— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 6, 2024

Team scores

After six events, USC leads all teams with 19 total points. The Trojans were led by JC Stevenson's win in the long jump for 10 points. Johnny Brackins added five points in the long jump andNikolaos Polychroniou added four points in the hammer throw.

Keep in mind, most of the events on the track haven't been scored yet, so anything can happen.

See the top 10 team scores below.

Click or tap here for complete team scores

Semifinals/Prelims

Elsewhere, events on the track saw athletes battle for a spot in the championship finals for events. Here are some notable standouts:

• Heat 2 of the 1500 meters dominated by qualifiying seven runners for the finals.
• Auburn's Jakobe Tharp tied his collegiate lead in the 110 hurdles at 13.18 seconds
• In the 400 hurdles, Texas Tech's Caleb Dean blazed to a 48.05 finish and Tennessee's Clement Ducos finally got a head-to-head win over Alabama's Chris Robinson
• Checkina Traore (Penn State), Tarsis Orogot (Alabama) and Jamarion Stubbs (Alabama State) won their 200 meter heats.

Click or tap here to see complete results.

Texas Leo Neugebauer leads all decathletes after four events with 3,777 points. The defending champion already broke his collegiate record in the decathlon shot put after throwing17.46 meters.

Decathlon Shot Put 🤘

Leo Neugebauer breaks his own CR in the shot put with his first round throw of 17.46m (57-3.50)‼️

He leads after 3️⃣ with 2,909 points.#FloKnows x #HookEm x #NCAATF pic.twitter.com/lqZrKVe772

— Texas T&F/XC (@TexasTFXC) June 5, 2024

One event remains in the decathlon for Day 1, the 400 meters at 9:56 ET/6:56 PT. Click or tap here for the latest standings for the decathlon.

Cal's Rowan Hamilton won the 2024 men's hammer, making him the first outdoor champion of 2024. Hamilton won with a collegiate-leading 77.18 meter throw in the third round.

Men's Hammer - UPDATE |

Rowan Hamilton heads to the final with a 2-inch lead of 77.18m (253-2) - it's a personal best and new SCHOOL RECORD for the Canadian native!

📽️ESPN+#GoBears🐻 pic.twitter.com/oolNsh7Tmr

— Cal XC/Track & Field (@CalTFXC) June 5, 2024

The 2024 outdoor track and field championships begin today with the men's Day 1 events at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. Action kicks off with the Decathlon events at 3:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. PT.

Here's more of what you need to know:

Live results

You can follow live results for the championships, including individual event/heat results and team scores, by clicking or tapping here.

• Men's Start Lists
• Decathlon Qualifier List

Schedule of events

See the schedule for the Day 1 of championships below. Click or tap here for the schedule of events in pdf form.

Local Time (Pacific Time for Hayward Field)

Eastern Time

How to watch

You can watch the main men's broadcast (featuring most of the track events) beginning at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ESPN2. Click or tap here to watch that broadcast.

Below you'll also find a list of select streams for decathlon and field events.

• 📈 Follow live stats
• 📆 Full schedule of events

Check back here for regular updates from NCAA on-site reporter Stan Becton

We're a day away from the start of the 2024 outdoor championships. Here's a preview of what to look forward too.

Must-watch heats

Days 1 and 2 of the championships feature heats on the track for all events of except the 5000 meters and 1000 meters. Here's a look at some of the heats you won't want to miss.

Championship predictions

NCAA beat reporter Stan Becton gives his predictions for the every men's and women's individual event winner. Click one of the links below for a look.

• Men's event predictions
• Women's event predictions

On-site in Eugene

As athletes were getting ready on Tuesday — the final day before competition — we caught up with plenty to check their vibe before the big races. Check out some of the videos below.

“Being able to come here as an HBCU athlete, it means a lot to be able to represent them nationally”@jamarion1k is excited to put on for HBCUs on the biggest stage 🔥#NCAATF x @BamaStateSports pic.twitter.com/SUAWHegYSg

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 5, 2024

It’s a mini mic takeover with Brianna Lyston and the LSU Tigers 🐯 🎤 #NCAATF x @LSUTrackField pic.twitter.com/8VpjyIKN2a

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— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 5, 2024

There’s no one better hear how to pass a baton from than the newest 4x400 meter relay NCAA record holders 🗣️#NCATTF x @RazorbackTF pic.twitter.com/oVf3WVnFuL

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 5, 2024

Did you choose track and field or did track and field choose you? 🤔#NCAATF pic.twitter.com/5M1V5Es2Vb

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 4, 2024

Guessing the same word is harder than it looks 😂#NCAATF x @BadgerTrackXC pic.twitter.com/ulWsB0PhHa

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 4, 2024

The final Bowerman watch lists before NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon were announced May 29 and 30. Here are the 10 men and 10 women who made the cut.

* Watch list career debut

Click or tap here for more watch list updates

In addition, NCAA track and field beat reporter Stan Becton has also provided another ranking of the candidates on the latest Bowerman watch lists, previewing which athletes are the front-runners for the award. Click or tap here to view the rankings

The NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Committee has announced the participants advancing to the 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The championships will be from Wednesday, June 5 through Saturday, June 8 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The participants in individual and relay events qualified through competition at first-round sites held May 22-25 in Lexington, Kentucky and Fayetteville, Arkansas. Heptathlon and decathlon participants will compete for the first time at the finals site.

• Final ChampionshipWomen's Qualifier List
• Final ChampionshipMen's Qualifier List
• Final ChampionshipWomen's Start Lists
• Final ChampionshipMen's Start Lists
• Final ChampionshipDecathlon Qualifier List
• Final ChampionshipHeptathlon Qualifier List
• DI championship landing site

Click or tap here for the official press release

Live results

Click or tap here for live results from Eugene.

Schedule of events

The schedule of events for the championships in Eugene can be found below.

Click or tap here for the schedule of events in pdf form

How to watch

The 2024 NCAA DI Outdoor Track & Field Championships will air on the ESPN family of networks.

* All broadcast times and networks are subject to change. All times listed are Eastern.

Click or tap here for the latest updates to broadcast information.

Day 4 of the first round of the 2024 DI outdoor track and field championships is complete. The women took the track on their final day of competition with berths to Eugene for national championships on the line.

Here are some highlights, results and more.

Collegiate record

The biggest highlight of the day came when Arkansas' women's 4x400 meter relay squad set a collegiate record, finishing in 3:21.92. The Razorbacks had the following splits:

• Rosey Effiong, 51.53
• Nickisha Pryce, 49.90
• Kaylyn Brown, 50.47
• Amber Anning, 50.04

West Region

The rest of west region action also took place at Arkansas.On the track, races were in the quarterfinals for everything except the 5000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by Stanford's Sophia Kennedy — advanced to Eugene from the semifinal round.We also saw the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays run for the first time at the East and West sites.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 4 of the meet.

Some other standout performances from the day include Arkansas winning every heat of the 400 meters and Texas Tech's Rosemary Chukwuma running a wind-legal 10.88 in the 100 meters.

In the field events, defending high jump champion Romaine Beckford of Arkansas jumped 2.20 meters to advance to Eugene and defend his title. Decathlon specialist Leo Neugebauer of Texas advance in the discus, finishing fifth with a58.46 meter throw.

East Region

The east region action took place at Kentucky. On the track, races were in the quarterfinals for everything except the 5000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by Alabama's Hilda Olemoimoi — advanced to Eugene from the semifinal round.We also saw the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays run for the first time at the East and West sites.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 4 of the meet.

Some other standout performances include Harvard's Maia Ramsden running the fourth-fastest 1500 meters in women's NCAA history at 4:05.65 and Florida's Grace Stark running a 12.55 second time in the 100 hurdles.

In the field events, the most impressive performance came when Texas' Ackelia Smith jumped14.31 meters (+3.3) in the triple jump.

Up next

The top 12 competitors from each individual event and the top 12teams from each relay event advanced from each first round site to the national championship meet in Eugene, Oregon from Wednesday, June 5 through Saturday, June 8 at Hayward Field.

The list of qualifiers from each event contested in the first rounds will be announced by5 p.m. ET onSunday, May 26. The final list of the championships competition participants will be announced by 3 p.m. ET onTuesday, May 28.

The athletes from regionals will join the combined event athletes (heptathlon and decathlon) that were already accepted into the championship meet.

The men have already punched their tickets to Eugene and Saturday's competition will see the women secure their spots at the national championship meet from the East and West first round meets.Below you can find the schedule for today.

East Day 4: May 25

• Location:Lexington, Kentucky(University of Kentucky)
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+

West Day 4: May 25

• Location:Fayetteville, Arkansas(University of Arkansas)
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+

^ All times Central

Day 3 of the first round of the 2024 DI outdoor track and field championships is complete. The men took the track on their final day of competition with berths to Eugene for national championships on the line.

Here are some highlights, results and more.

East Region

The east region action took place at Kentucky. On the track, races were in the quarterfinals for everything except the 5000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by Furman's Dylan Schubert — advanced to Eugene from the semifinal round.We also saw the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays run for the first time at the East and West sites.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 3 of the meet.

Some other standout performances include Auburn's Favour Ashe's 9.94 100 meters and an epic battle in the 400 hurdles from Alabama's Chris Robinson and Tennessee's Clement Ducos.

In the field events, the biggest surprise came when 2022 discus national champion Claudio Romero of LSU faulted on all three throws, meaning he misses out on the championship meet. We also saw the women's pole vault compete after it was postponed yesterday due to inclement weather.

West Region

The west region action took place at Arkansas.On the track, races were in the quarterfinals for everything except the 5000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by New Mexico's Habtom Samuel — advanced to Eugene from the semifinal round.We also saw the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays run for the first time at the East and West sites.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 3 of the meet.

Some other standout performances from the day include FIVE sub-10 second 100 meter finishes, led by Houston's Louie Hinchliffe in 9.84 seconds.

In the field events, defending high jump champion Romaine Beckford of Arkansas jumped 2.20 meters to advance to Eugene and defend his title. Decathlon specialist Leo Neugebauer of Texas advance in the discus, finishing fifth with a58.46 meter throw.

Up next

The top 12 competitors from each individual event and the top 12teams from each relay event advanced from each first round site to the national championship meet in Eugene, Oregon from Wednesday, June 5 through Saturday, June 8 at Hayward Field.

The list of qualifiers from each event contested in the first rounds will be announced by5 p.m. ET onSunday, May 26. The final list of the championships competition participants will be announced by 3 p.m. ET onTuesday, May 28.

The athletes from regionals will join the combined event athletes (heptathlon and decathlon) that were already accepted into the championship meet.

The men and women both have one day of first round competition in the books. The men battle for a spot in Eugene on Friday for Day 3 of competition.Below you can find the complete list of participants, schedule of events and live result links.

🚨Schedule Updates 🚨

• Due to the severe weather on Thursday, the East women's pole vault is moved to Friday morning.
• Due to the potential of severe weather later on Friday evening, the start times of the West First Round events have been moved up from their original start times. See the full schedules below.

Below you can find the schedule of events :

West Day 3: May 24

• Location:Fayetteville, Arkansas(University of Arkansas)
• West Men's First Round DeclaredAthletes
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+

All times Central

East Day 3: May 24

• Location:Lexington, Kentucky(University of Kentucky)
• East Men's First Round DeclaredAthletes
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+

All times Eastern

Day 2 of the first round of the 2024 DI outdoor track and field championships are complete. The women took the track on their first day of competition. Here are some highlights, results and more.

East Region

The east region action took place at Kentucky.On the track, races were in the first round for everything except the 10,000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by Florida's Parker Valby — advanced to Eugene for finals.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 2 of the meet.

Some other standout performances from the day include Providence's Kimberley May and Florida's Flomena Asekol in the 1500 meters. May and Asekol ran the 11th and 12th fastest times in NCAA history. Michigan's Savannah Sutherland also set an East first round record with a54.61 in the 400 meter hurdles.

West Region

The west region action took place at Arkansas.On the track, races were in the first round for everything except the 10,000 meters, where the top 12 finishers — led by Oklahoma State's Taylor Roe — advanced to Eugene for finals.Click or Tap here for complete results from Day 2 of the meet.

Some other standout performances from the day include Washington State's Maribel Caicedo who ran 12.49 seconds in the 100 hurdles and Texas Tech's Rosemary Chukwuma who ran 10.86 in the 100 meters.

In the field events, the most impressive result came when Oregon's Jaida Ross set the collegiate record in the shot put for the 3rd time this season — this time becoming the first collegian to ever surpass 20 meters with her 20.01 meter throw.

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After the men kicked off the first round with Day 1, the women take the track on Day 2 of competition.Below you can find the complete list of participants, schedule of events and live result links.

🚨Schedule Update 🚨

Due to potential of severe weather later on Thursday evening, the NCAA has decided to move the start times of the East and West First Rounds up from their original start times. See the full schedules below.

• The West Women's 10K is postponed until 9:10 p.m. ET
• The East Women's 10K is postponed until 10:45 p.m. ET.
• The East Women's Pole Vault is postponed until Friday at 10 a.m. ET.

East Day 2: May 23

• Location:Lexington, Kentucky(University of Kentucky)
• East Women's First Round DeclaredAthletes
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+—Thursday 3p.m. ET

West Day 2: May 23

• Location:Fayetteville, Arkansas(University of Arkansas)
• West Women's First Round DeclaredAthletes
• Live Results
• Live streaming on ESPN+ —Thursday 4p.m. ET

^All times Central