NCAA Track and Field Championships at historic Hayward Field, June 11-14
Beginning Wednesday from Hayward Field in Eugene the best in NCAA Track and Field compete in the National Championships. The Ducks have 17 competing in the men's and women's divisions, including three of the top women distance runners in the 1500.
From Oregon:
Women
Silan Ayyildiz, Klaudia Kazimierska and Mia Barnett 1500
Diana Cherotich 10,000
Aaliyah McCormic 100 hurdles
Ryann Porter Triple Jump
Emily Fitzsimmons Pole Vault
Annika William Heptathlon
Men
Matthew Erickson and Koitatoi Kidali Men's 800
Simeon Birnbaum Men's 1500
Benjamin Balazs Men's 3000 Steeplechase
Safin Wills Men's Long Jump
Safin Wills Men's Triple Jump
Kobe Lawrence Men's Shot Put
Aidan Elbettar Men's Discus
New film captures Women's Acro and Tumbling's journey to Nationals
At the NCATA National Championships in Sioux Falls, South Dakota back in April the Oregon women captured three individual event titles and had two senior squad members named to the All-America team.
Seniors Alexis Giardina and Blessyn McMorris won All-America honors.
Five athletes, 4 teams named to Oregon Hall of Fame
It's only fitting that center Hroniss Grasu and quarterback Marcus Mariota enter the University of Oregon Hall of Fame together.
The two were All-Americans on the Ducks' PAC-12 Championship squad in 2014, a team that crushed No. 1 Florida State in the Rose Bowl and went to the national championship game.
They'll be inducted at halftime during Oregon's football clash with USC on November 22nd, along with three-time NCAA 100 meter champion Jenna Prandini, two-time NCAA champion in the javelin Sam Crouser, and softball standout Janie Reed (Takeda), Oregon's all-time leader in hits and a silver medalist at the 2020 Olympics.
Also honored will be the Women's Indoor Track and Field squads from 2011-2014, which won five straight national championships.
The GOAT 🦆
— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) June 9, 2025
Marcus Mariota will be enshrined into the Oregon Athletics Hall of Fame in the Class of 2025!#GoDucks x @MM8Foundation pic.twitter.com/k6G4MO2lCn
Dan Lanning has run point on Oregon’s push for five-star linebacker Tyler Atkinson, who returned to Eugene this weekend for a very “intentional” official visit 🦆
— Sam Spiegelman (@samspiegs) June 9, 2025
“They did everything they could to show me how much I belonged -- and I felt it”
More from Atkinson:… pic.twitter.com/s5z4XZf4ZN
Oregon DB commit Xavier Lherisse speaks on his recent visit:
— Oregon Updates (@oregon__updates) June 9, 2025
A thread: pic.twitter.com/1LVIHFYuwd