With one week to go, here's who's qualified for the Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships...
With almost a week to go before the Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa, here’s the list of those with Washington ties who have qualified.
Note that declarations are not until early next week, so athletes may opt out of events. Also note that it is possible that unqualified athletes may be added to the field at the discretion of meet management if there are not enough qualified athletes, provided that they have entered.
MEN
Marcus Chambers 400m
Brannon Kidder 800m, 1500m
Drew Windle 800m
Matthew Centrowitz 1500m
Henry Wynne 1500m, 5000m
Izaic Yorks 1500m
Sam Prakel 1500m
David Ribich 1500m
Dillon Maggard 5000m
David Elliott 5000m
Garrett Heath 10000m
Devon Allen 110HH
Nick Johnson 110HH
CJ Allen 400H
Brock Eager HT
Denham Patricelli JT
WOMEN
Jerayah Davis 100m
Alexa Efraimson 1500m
Katie Mackey 1500m
Marisa Nelson 1500m
Allie Buchalski 5000m
Katie Burnett 10k RW
Mel Lawrence 3000 ST
Allie Ostrander 3000 ST
Marisa Howard 3000 ST
Caroline Austin 3000 ST
Katie Nageotte PV
Olivia Gruver PV
Chloe Cunliffe PV
Kara Winger JT
Bethany Drake JT
The complete list of accepted and declared entries are available here.
QUICK RESULTS FROM EUROPE…
In Padova, Italy on Tuesday, Tacoma native Marcus Chambers finished third in the B section of the men’s 400 at the Meeting Citta' Di Padova Atletica Mondiale.
The mark was a 2019 season best for the University of Oregon alum, and marked the first time this season that he’s run in the 45 second range.
At the Meeting Guldensporen in Kortrijk, Belgium on July 13th, Seattle resident Justine Fedronic ran 2:05.39 to finish third in her heat, as the 2016 French Olympian prepares for her national championships.
While the mark is rather modest, good to know that former Washington State standout and 2012 Swedish Olympian Ebba Jungmark is still competing.
At the Varberg Grand Prix meeting in Varberg, Sweden on July 15th, the 32 year old Jungmark jumped 5-10 (1.78m) to finish second.
She has a season best outdoors of 5-10.5 (1.79m), and an indoor best of 6-0 (1.83m) set at the Swedish national championships in February.
Results of all three meets are available via the results page at watchathletics.com.
NOTE: USA Track & Field and watchathletics.com contributed to this report.
Note that declarations are not until early next week, so athletes may opt out of events. Also note that it is possible that unqualified athletes may be added to the field at the discretion of meet management if there are not enough qualified athletes, provided that they have entered.
MEN
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| Brannon Kidder of the Brooks Beasts (#381) Paul Merca photo |
Brannon Kidder 800m, 1500m
Drew Windle 800m
Matthew Centrowitz 1500m
Henry Wynne 1500m, 5000m
Izaic Yorks 1500m
Sam Prakel 1500m
David Ribich 1500m
Dillon Maggard 5000m
David Elliott 5000m
Garrett Heath 10000m
Devon Allen 110HH
Nick Johnson 110HH
CJ Allen 400H
Brock Eager HT
Denham Patricelli JT
WOMEN
Jerayah Davis 100m
Alexa Efraimson 1500m
Katie Mackey 1500m
Marisa Nelson 1500m
Allie Buchalski 5000m
Katie Burnett 10k RW
Mel Lawrence 3000 ST
Allie Ostrander 3000 ST
Marisa Howard 3000 ST
Caroline Austin 3000 ST
Katie Nageotte PV
Olivia Gruver PV
Chloe Cunliffe PV
Kara Winger JT
Bethany Drake JT
The complete list of accepted and declared entries are available here.
QUICK RESULTS FROM EUROPE…
In Padova, Italy on Tuesday, Tacoma native Marcus Chambers finished third in the B section of the men’s 400 at the Meeting Citta' Di Padova Atletica Mondiale.
The mark was a 2019 season best for the University of Oregon alum, and marked the first time this season that he’s run in the 45 second range.
At the Meeting Guldensporen in Kortrijk, Belgium on July 13th, Seattle resident Justine Fedronic ran 2:05.39 to finish third in her heat, as the 2016 French Olympian prepares for her national championships.
While the mark is rather modest, good to know that former Washington State standout and 2012 Swedish Olympian Ebba Jungmark is still competing.
At the Varberg Grand Prix meeting in Varberg, Sweden on July 15th, the 32 year old Jungmark jumped 5-10 (1.78m) to finish second.
She has a season best outdoors of 5-10.5 (1.79m), and an indoor best of 6-0 (1.83m) set at the Swedish national championships in February.
Results of all three meets are available via the results page at watchathletics.com.
NOTE: USA Track & Field and watchathletics.com contributed to this report.
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