Summer Competition Results Blog

Follow along as current and former members of the Alabama track and field program compete internationally throughout the summer.

Ed Murphey Classic - July 11-12 | Memphis, Tenn.

Current UA sprinter Donald Chiyangwa claimed the Open 400m after clocking a season-best time of 45.19
- No. 6 all-time UA | second-fastest time of his career | third on the Zimbabwean all-time list
Recent program graduate Mye'Joi Williams used a PR-setting, 18.18-meter launch (59-7.75) on her last attempt in the women's shot put to take fourth overall
- No. 2 all-time UA

Fresh off defending her NCAA steeplechase title, program star Doris Lemngole logged a coveted, top-two finish in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase (9:24.69) to secure her place on the Kenyan national team for the World Athletics Championships, Sept. 13-21, in Tokyo

Crimson Tide alum Daniel Haugh finished third in the men's hammer throw (77.28m | 253-6) to secure his place at the World Athletics Championships as a member of Team USA
UA alum Quanesha Burks used a dramatic, season-best performance in the women's long jump (6.90m | 22-7.75) to join Haugh in Tokyo next month
Program alum Khaleb McRae's 44.45 time in the men's 400-meter final (third place) secured his place in Tokyo for the World Athletics Championships, making his first major USA Team a year after graduating from The Capstone
Mye'Joi Williams concluded her UA career at Hayward Field, competing in women's shot put, two months after earning NCAA First Team All-America honors at the same venue
Alabama alum Chris Robinson punched his ticket to Tokyo after finishing third in the men's 400-meter hurdles event final (48.56)
Paris Olympics silver medalist and program great Shelby McEwen secured his place on Team USA in Tokyo after finishing second in the men's high jump (2.22m | 7-3.25)

Current UA student-athlete Christopher Crawford swept both the shot put (18.78m | 61-7.50) and the discus throw (56.01m | 183-9) events
Program legend Jereem Richards won the men's 200m after clocking 20.21

An Alabama trio competed in the men's 400m
- Jereem Richards took second via a season-best 44.14 time
- Khaleb McRae finished just behind Richards for third, running 44.16
- Current student-athlete and reigning NCAA 400-meter national champion Samuel Ogazi clocked 44.85 for seventh place

Christopher Crawford recorded a pair of top-five finishes at the meet, finishing fifth in the men's discus throw (56.45m | 185-2) before tallying a fourth-place finish in the men's shot put (19.11m | 62-8.50)
Current UA student-athlete Treneese Hamilton finished seventh and extended her PR in the women's shot put, recording a 17.29-meter mark (56-8.75) to move to No. 5 on UA's all-time top-10 list

In her Diamond League debut, NCAA champion Doris Lemngole won the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase (9:16.36), beating the field by over four seconds through constant rain

A trio of Alabama current student-athletes captured gold, silver and bronze across three different events
- Treneese Hamilton won her country of Dominica's first medal (gold) after launching a 17.21-meter mark (56-5.75) in the women's shot put
- New signee and enrollee Isaiah Patrick finished third in the men's 110-meter hurdles event final, clocking 13.73
- All-American Christopher Young claimed silver in the men's discus after recording a 59.34-meter mark (194-8) on his fifth attempt