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29 Current and Former Ducks to Compete at U.S. Championships
06/20/18 | Track and Field
EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon track and field will be heavily represented this weekend at the USATF Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, as 29 total current and former Ducks will be in action during the four-day meet at Drake Stadium.
There will be 11 members from the 2018 UO squad competing in Des Moines, including Ariana Washington and Damarcus Simpson, who both finished in the top three at last year's U.S. Championships in the 100 meters and the long jump, respectively.
Devon Allen, Matthew Centrowitz, Raevyn Rogers and Phyllis Francis headline a group of 18 former Oregon athletes set to compete.
The USATF Outdoor Championships will begin on Thursday and will run through Sunday. The meet will be live on NBC from 1 to 3 p.m. PT on Saturday and Sunday, while all four days of action will be available to stream on NBC Sports Gold. A delayed taping will be shown Friday on NBCSN from 8 to 10 p.m.
The 2018 USATF Championships will serve as a qualifying meet for two separate world meets: the 2018 Athletics World Cup in London, England (July 14-15), and the NACAC Senior Championships in Toronto, Canada (Aug. 10-12).
Click here for the complete USATF Outdoor Championships meet schedule.
Below is a complete list of all the current and former Ducks competing at the USATF Championships.
CURRENT DUCKS (11)
Men (7):
Braxton Canady – 110mH
Cravon Gillespie – 100M
Blake Haney – 1,500M
Ben Milligan – High Jump
Sam Prakel – 1,500M
Damarcus Simpson – Long Jump
Mick Stanovsek – 1,500M
Women (4):
Briyahna DesRosiers – 400M
Alaysha Johnson – 100mH
Sabrina Southerland – 800M
Ariana Washington – 100M, 200M
#PRODUCKS (18)
Men (10):
Colby Alexander – 1,500M
Devon Allen – 110mH
Mike Berry – 400M
Matthew Centrowitz – 1,500M
Marcus Chambers – 400M
Trevor Dunbar – 5,000M
John Gregorek – 1,500M
Eric Jenkins – 1,500M, 5,000M
Kyree King – 200M
Cole Walsh – Pole Vault
Women (8):
Phyllis Francis – 200M
Molly Grabill – 10,000M
Ashley Maton – 5,000M
Jenna Prandini – 100M, 200M
Laura Roesler – 800M
Raevyn Rogers – 800M
Deajah Stevens – 100M, 200M
Jasmine Todd – Long Jump
There will be 11 members from the 2018 UO squad competing in Des Moines, including Ariana Washington and Damarcus Simpson, who both finished in the top three at last year's U.S. Championships in the 100 meters and the long jump, respectively.
Devon Allen, Matthew Centrowitz, Raevyn Rogers and Phyllis Francis headline a group of 18 former Oregon athletes set to compete.
The USATF Outdoor Championships will begin on Thursday and will run through Sunday. The meet will be live on NBC from 1 to 3 p.m. PT on Saturday and Sunday, while all four days of action will be available to stream on NBC Sports Gold. A delayed taping will be shown Friday on NBCSN from 8 to 10 p.m.
The 2018 USATF Championships will serve as a qualifying meet for two separate world meets: the 2018 Athletics World Cup in London, England (July 14-15), and the NACAC Senior Championships in Toronto, Canada (Aug. 10-12).
Click here for the complete USATF Outdoor Championships meet schedule.
Below is a complete list of all the current and former Ducks competing at the USATF Championships.
CURRENT DUCKS (11)
Men (7):
Braxton Canady – 110mH
Cravon Gillespie – 100M
Blake Haney – 1,500M
Ben Milligan – High Jump
Sam Prakel – 1,500M
Damarcus Simpson – Long Jump
Mick Stanovsek – 1,500M
Women (4):
Briyahna DesRosiers – 400M
Alaysha Johnson – 100mH
Sabrina Southerland – 800M
Ariana Washington – 100M, 200M
#PRODUCKS (18)
Men (10):
Colby Alexander – 1,500M
Devon Allen – 110mH
Mike Berry – 400M
Matthew Centrowitz – 1,500M
Marcus Chambers – 400M
Trevor Dunbar – 5,000M
John Gregorek – 1,500M
Eric Jenkins – 1,500M, 5,000M
Kyree King – 200M
Cole Walsh – Pole Vault
Women (8):
Phyllis Francis – 200M
Molly Grabill – 10,000M
Ashley Maton – 5,000M
Jenna Prandini – 100M, 200M
Laura Roesler – 800M
Raevyn Rogers – 800M
Deajah Stevens – 100M, 200M
Jasmine Todd – Long Jump
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