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IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa track and field has qualified 35 entries (19 men, 16 women) to the 2024 NCAA Track and Field West First Rounds in Fayetteville, Arkansas, on May 22-May 25. The meet takes place at John McDonnell Field on the campus of the University of Arkansas.
Athletes earn a berth to the NCAA preliminaries by ranking within the top 48 of their respective events. The 24 fastest relays qualify to the NCAA West First Rounds. Athletes with the top 12 times and marks and the 12 fastest relays at the preliminaries advance to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, on June 5-8.
Decathlete Austin West has automatically qualified to the NCAA Championships, entering with the second-highest score this season.
The list of qualifiers, along with their qualifying time or mark, is found below. All four days of competition will be streamed on ESPN+ (subscription required).
Men’s Qualifiers
100 Meters
Kalen Walker – 10.09
Damoy Allen – 10.27
110-Meter Hurdles
Gratt Reed – 13.67
Kai Graves-Blanks – 13.82
Kalil Johnson – 13.85
Grant Conway – 13.86
200 Meters
Damoy Allen – 20.84
400-Meter Hurdles
Isaac Lewis – 51.28
800 Meters
Rivaldo Marshall – 1:45.86
Caleb Levy – 1:49.39
3,000-meter Steeplechase
Hayden Kuhn – 8:50.99
4×100 Meter Relay
Walker, Reed, Stapleton Jr., Allen – 39.28
4×400 Meter Relay
Lewis, Pugh, Belken, Marshall – 3:05.68
Triple Jump
Precious Irivi – 15.46 meters
Shot Put
Quintin Lyons – 17.86 meters
Discus
Jordan Johnson – 58.03 meters
Hammer Throw
Sean Smith – 67.78 meters
Austin Busch – 66.70 meters
Javelin
Mike Stein – 81.19 meters
Women’s Qualifiers
100 Meters
Lia Love – 11.36
100-Meter Hurdles
Paige Magee – 12.93
Tionna Tobias – 13.18
200 Meters
Lia Love – 23.34
400-Meter Hurdles
Mariel Bruxvoort – 57.45
Paige Magee – 58.03
800 Meters
Alli Bookin-Nosbisch – 2:03.24
4×100 Relay
Pattison, Love, Duax, Magee – 44.07
High Jump
Annie Wirth – 1.76 meters
Long Jump
Tionna Tobias – 6.51 meters
Maud Zeffou-Poaty – 6.19 meters
Triple Jump
Daniela Wamokpego – 13.21 meters
Shot Put
Kat Moody – 16.83
Wisdom Williams – 15.78 meters
Discus
Kat Moody – 59.31 meters
Javelin
Lizzy Korczak – 50.62 meters