Hook ‘Em: Texas Obliterates 4×100 Relay CR That’s because Texas decimated the collegiate record two days earlier at 41.55. World history, not just collegiate.Ĥ×100 relay: 41.60 … Alfred was the lead-off leg for a quartet that notched the second-fastest performance in collegiate history.
Where do you start? The marks? The titles?ġ00 meters: 10.72 (+2.3) … That equals the fastest time in collegiate history, regardless of conditions (Alfred clocked that back in April).Ģ00 meters: 21.73 (+2.5) … That’s the fastest time in collegiate history, regardless of conditions.īefore we go on, no woman in history put together a faster all-conditions, single-day, 100-200 double. Very few athletes in collegiate history turned in a better performance at the NCAA DI Outdoor Championships than Julien Alfred in 2023. The Georgia star, who set the CR in the heptathlon indoors, owns three of the top-4 marks in collegiate history in the decathlon – No. Garland finished runner-up with 8630 points, good enough for the third-best performance in collegiate history. Neugebauer is now the eighth-best performer in world history, too. Needing to run 4:48.50 or faster to top Germany’s all-time chart, Neugebauer closed the multi in style – running 4:48.00 to etch his name into the record books. The collegiate record was a foregone conclusion for Neugebauer, but he still had to work for the German national record. Neugebauer ended Day 1 with 4591 points, 21 more than Garland – but then Day 2 came and Neugebauer pulled away thanks to massive PRs in three of the next four events: discus (55.06m/180-8), pole vault (5.21m/17-1) and javelin (57.45m/188-6). The Longhorn standout scored 8836 points over the two-day affair to lay waste to the German national record, collegiate record and meet record in one fell swoop.Īt first, it was a duel between Neugebauer and former collegiate record-holder Kyle Garland of Georgia. Neugebauer, competing on his home turf, orchestrated a masterclass performance in the decathlon over the first two days of the 2023 NCAA DI Outdoor Championships in Austin, Texas.
We’re not talking the collegiate record – the German record.ĭon’t worry: Neugebauer shattered the collegiate record, too. Leo Neugebauer set a national record in the decathlon. The Longhorns became just the second program in meet history to win the 100, 200 and 400 at the same NCAA Championships (Florida State, 1984). Texas scored at least ten points in five different events with event titles in the 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 4×100 relay and long jump. Host Texas won its first women’s title since 2005, notching a huge score of 83 points – the highest in this meet since 1994.ĭominant doesn’t even begin to describe the Longhorns on their home turf. The Gators defended the title they won in Oregon last year and have gone back-to-back in four of the past seven years. It wasn’t to be for the Razorbacks, who finished eighth in the nine-team field. Well, the Gators weren’t collegiate record-holders for nothing.įlorida lowered its own collegiate record to 2:57.74 to win the climactic event and put the pressure on Arkansas. Anything else coupled with a Florida win would result in another crown for the Gainesville crew. Both programs had a quartet entered and implications were huge: If the Gators won and the Razorbacks finished no worse than fourth, they’d share the national title. National Chomps: Gators Walk It Offįlorida’s men entered the final event of the meet – the 4×400 relay – five points back of Arkansas. You better believe we’ll see some records broken.
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RELATED: History of the NCAA DI Outdoor Championships in Austinīookmark this post, because we’ll update it over the next four days with highlights from the Lone Star State. The Live Music Capital of the World, as they like to call it, welcomed the Best of the Best in 1957, 1974, 1980, 1985, 1992, 20. This is the eighth time that Austin plays host to the climatic meet of the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field season. CLICK HERE TO VISIT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CENTRAL
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