EUGENE, Arch.— The University of Memphis track and field wrapped up its outdoor season this weekend after three athletes competed in the 2022 NCAA Outdoor Division I track and field championships.
After four full days of competition, the championships concluded on Saturday afternoon at Hayward Field.
Senior Cole Riddle finished the weekend as a Second Team All-America Honoree after placing 14th in the men’s pole vault. In the field of 24 athletes, Riddle had a peak height of 5.30 m.
Robbie Watsonwho made his debut at the outdoor championships, finished the men’s hammer with a best time of 65.24 m (23rd) and received the Honorable Mention All-America.
DeeNia McMiller finished her college career with an Honorable Mention All-America. She threw a 64.36-yard record in the women’s hammer and placed 19th
Riddle, Watson and McMiller were three of the 31 American Athletic Conference athletes who qualified and competed for the championships.
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