Four Arkansas alums have advanced to finals in their respective events at the World Championships inside Japan National Stadium. The Razorback crew includes Nikki Hiltz (1,500m), Romaine Beckford (high jump), Sandi Morris (pole vault), and Tina Šutej (pole vault).
Eighteen Arkansas athletes representing eight countries will compete in the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, from September 13 to September 21 at Japan National Stadium.
Razorbacks Schedule 2025 Tokyo WC 2025 World Championships full schedule NBC - Peacock TV scheduleRazorback Tyrice Taylor broke the Jamaican national record and Arkansas school record in placing third with a time of 1 minute, 43.74 seconds in the 800m final at the NACAC Senior Championships on Saturday evening.
Seven Razorbacks representing five countries are scheduled to compete at the fifth North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Senior Championships this weekend in the Bahamas.
Four more medals were collected by Arkansas alums on the third day of the USATF Championships at Hayward Field. Gold medals were earned by Nikki Hiltz and Hunter Woodhall while silver medals were claimed by Isabella Whittaker and Chris Bailey.
A trio of Arkansas alums earned medals on the second day of the USATF Championships at Hayward Field. The medal haul included gold for Hunter Woodhall, silver for Taliyah Brooks, and bronze for Jarrion Lawson.
The first day of the USATF Championships at Hayward Field had six Razorbacks advancing to the next round of their respective events while Arkansas alum Taliyah Brooks is currently in second place in the heptathlon and Marcus Weaver is in 10th place in the decathlon.
A combination of 28 Razorbacks and Arkansas alums will be competing in various national championships this weekend as athletes bid for spots in the World Athletics Championships during the USA, British and Canadian championships.
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