NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

Twelve Huskies competed against the nation's best in Austin, Texas with five Dawgs making the NCAA podium

By Washington Huskies

June 19^th, 2019

izzi batt-doyle

The senior made her first NCAA podium with a third-place finish in the women's 10k final, matching the best finish ever by a Husky and earning First Team All-America honors.

onyie chibuogwu

The senior school record-holder was 16th in the hammer throw finals, garnering All-America Second Team for the first time in her career.

olivia gruver

In her fourth NCAA Outdoor appearance and first as a Husky, Gruver earned the bronze medal in the pole vault with a third-place clearance of 14-7 1/4 to score 6 more points for the Huskies.

emily hamlin

The senior earned Second Team All-America honors in her final race as a Dawg, finishing 14th overall in the steeplechase semis.

elijah mason

Mason joined Wilson as the first two Husky men's discus qualifiers since 2006. The redshirt freshman got a big opening round throw of 191-3 and that held up for seventh-place, earning him First Team All-America honors in his first collegiate season.

darhian mills

The junior won her semifinal heat in the 400m hurdles on Thursday and then finished 7th in Saturday's final to become the first Husky to score in the sprints at NCAA OUtdoors since 2007.

denham patricelli

The fifth-year senior got the Huskies on the scoreboard on day one with an 8th-place finish in the javelin throwing 232-10 and becoming a First Team All-American.

hannah rusnak

Rusnak made her NCAA Championships debut in the heptathlon, setting PRs in four of the seven events and upping her school record to 5,779 points, as she finished 9th-place to finish just shy of the podium and earn Second Team All-America.

allie schadler

The sophomore placed 18th overall in the 1,500-meters in her first trip to NCAA Outdoors, earning All-America honorable mention.

Chase Smith

In his first NCAA Outdoor appearance, the junior earned Second Team All-America honors with a 15th-place finish, clearing 17-6 1/2.

Mick Stanovsek

Stanovsek advanced through to the 1,500-meter finals, placing 10th in the final for Second Team All-America.

Jonah Wilson

Wilson was the first Husky since 2000 to qualify for NCAAs in the shot put and he competed in the discus as well, placing 16th in the shot with a mark of 61-9 and 20th in the discus at 178-10.