East Preliminary Results: https://theacc.co/3x2GSHg
National & ACC Performance Lists: https://www.tfrrs.org
 
GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – The start lists and events schedule is set for the 2022 NCAA Division I Track and Field Outdoor Championships, which will be held Wednesday through Saturday (June 8-11) at historic Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
 
More than 130 Atlantic Coast Conferences student-athletes have qualified to compete in this year’s Championships. The participants in individual and relay events qualified through competition at preliminary round sites held May 25-28 in Bloomington, Indiana, and Fayetteville, Arkansas.  ACC student-athletes qualified at the Bloomington site. Heptathlon and decathlon participants will see their first 2022 NCAA competition at the finals.

The men’s competition will take place Wednesday, June 8, and Friday, June 10. The women will compete Thursday, June 9, and Saturday, June 11.
 
The ESPN networks will have coverage all four days of the championships. Wednesday’s and Friday’s track events will be broadcasted live on ESPN2. Thursday’s track action will be live on ESPNU while Saturday’s races on the track will be broadcasted on ESPN. All field events can be seen via live stream on ESPN3.

Seventeen ACC times and marks (nine women’s and eight men’s) currently rank among the nation’s top five for the 2022 season. That includes three No. 1 men’s rankings – Florida State’s Trey Cunningham in the men’s 110 hurdles, FSU’s Adriaan Wildschutt in the men’s 10K and Virginia’s Ethan Dabbs in the javelin – and No. 1 rankings by NC State’s Katelyn Tuohy in both the women’s 1,500 and 5,000 meters.

Florida State's Cunningham ran into a 1.5 m/s headwind in the 110-meter hurdles at the recent East Preliminary and finished in 13.07 seconds, a current world-leading time. The Seminoles’ 4x100 relay team ran the fastest time of any program at any 2022 preliminary meet. The Seminole quartet of Taylor Banks, Amir Willis, Don’dre Swint and Jo’Vaughn Martin ran 38.51, the second-fastest time in the NCAA this season.

NC State’s Tuohy set a new East Preliminary record in the 5000 meters, finishing in 15:27.14. Tuohy's time led the east, where seven women all finished under the previous record.

The complete list of 2022 NCAA participants is available on the following website.
 
Live results and the daily schedule of events may be found here:
https://flashresults.ncaa.com/Outdoor/2022/index.htm

The Florida State men’s track and field team is listed third in the most recent USTFCCCA Ranking Index. This is the Seminoles’ highest outdoor ranking since May 7, 2013, and is their first appearance in the top five during the outdoor season since 2014. FSU is joined among the top 25 by No. 24 Virginia and No. 25 Clemson.

NC State leads all ACC women’s teams with a No. 12 ranking in the USTFCCCA index. Duke is at No. 16, and Virginia Tech checks in at No. 25.

For more information regarding the 2022 Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships, including how to purchase tickets, log on to Track & Field Champ Info | NCAA.com

For broadcast and livestream information, see: http://theacc.co/NCAABroadcast
 
ACC student-athletes expected to compete in this year’s NCAAs, listed by event and qualifying time/mark:
 
Women’s 100
Edidiong Odiong, Florida State – 11.05
Alfreda Steele, Miami – 11.27
 
Women’s 200
Edidiong Odiong, Florida State – 22.72
Jada Seaman, Virginia – 23.00
 
Women’s 400
Moriah Oliveira, Miami – 52.04
 
Women’s 800
Katherine Mitchell, Boston College – 2:04.53
 
Women’s 1500
Nevada Moreno, NC State – 4:13.40
Anna Vess, NC State – 4:13.99
 
Women’s 5,000
Katelyn Tuohy, NC State – 15:27.14
Savannah Shaw, NC State – 15:33.42
Sam Bush, NC State – 15:35.55
Hannah Steelman, NC State – 15:35.55
Marlee Starliper, NC State – 15:37.83
Nicole Fegans, Georgia Tech – 15:56.61
 
Women’s 10,000
Ginonna Quarzo, NC State – 34:26.27
Allie Hays, NC State – 34:26.36
Michaela Reinhart, Duke – 34:21.45
Katie Rose Blachowicz, Notre Dame – 34:34.52
 
Women’s 110 Hurdles
Trishauna Hemmings, Clemson – 13.13
 
Women’s 400 Hurdles
Lauren Hoffman, Duke – 55.91
Katie Martin, Louisville – 57.93
 
Women’s 3000m Steeplechase
Olivia Markezich, Notre Dame – 9:41.76
Sasha Neglia, North Carolina – 9:59.80
Emily Cole, Duke – 10:01.37
Helena Lindsay, Virginia – 10:02.27
Annie Boos, Syracuse – 10:03.16
 
Women’s 4x100
Florida State (Edidiong Odiong, Savyon Toombs, Ka’Tia Seymour, Ashley Seymour)
Clemson (Serena Clark, Kiara Grant, Ockera Myrie, Trishauna Hemmings) – 43.54
Duke (Abby Geiser, Kelcie Simmons, Halle Bieber, Chyler Turner) – 44.20
 
Women’s 4x400
Duke (Carly King, Erin Marsh, Megan McGinnis, Lauren Hoffman) – 3:33.32
Clemson (Kenya Thompson, Ken’naria Gadson, Serena Clark, Courtney Williams) – 3:35.52
 
Women’s Pole Vault
Julia Fixsen, Virginia Tech – 4.31m
Rachel Baxter, Virginia Tech – 4.31m
Gabriela Leon, Louisville – 4.31m
Aliyah Welter, Louisville – 4.31m
 
Women’s High Jump
Emma Soderstrom, Wake Forest – 1.84m
 
Women’s Long Jump
Synclair Savage, Louisville – 6.32m
Anna Keefer, North Carolina – 6.21m         
 
Women’s Shot Put
Maria Deaviz, Virginia – 17.32m
Debbie Ajagbe, Miami – 16.05m
 
Women’s Discus
Essence Henderson, Virginia Tech – 58.83m
Amani Heaven, Florida State – 52.78m
Debbie Ajagbe, Miami – 52.74m
Ashley Anumba, Virginia – 54.45,
Essence Henderson, Virginia Tech – 58.83m
 
Women’s Hammer
Jill Shippee, North Carolina – 70.07m
Sara Killinen, Virginia Tech – 68.09m
Debbie Ajagbe, Miami – 66.25m
Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame – 65.62m
 
Women’s Javelin
Madison Wiltrout, North Carolina – 55.75m
Kelechi Nwanaga, Florida State – 54.72m
Sara Zambrino, Florida State – 52.16m
Dana Baker, Duke – 50.74m
 
Women’s Heptathlon
Erin Marsh, Duke – 5946
Isabel Wakefield, Duke – 5850
Timara Chapman, NC State – 5733
Anna Bush, Wake Forest – 5675
 
Men’s 100
Tyler Banks, Florida State – 10.17
Jo’Vaughn Martin, Florida State – 10.18
 
Men’s 200
Wanya McCoy, Clemson – 20.48
 
Men’s 800
Ayman Zahafi, Miami – 1:48.03
Aman Thornton, Clemson – 1:48.36
 
Men’s 1500
Nick Dahl, Duke – 3:39.78
Jesse Hunt, North Carolina – 3:40.31
Thomas Vanoppen, Wake Forest – 3:41.31
Nathan Henderson, Syracuse – 3:41.85
 
Men’s 5000
Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame – 13:38.05
Adriaan Wildschutt, Florida State – 13:39.33
Zach Facioni, Wake Forest –  13:44.04
Ahmed Muhumed, Florida State – 13:44.42
Alex Ostberg, North Carolina – 13:44.42
Tim Zepf, Notre Dame – 1:47.96
Samuel Voelz, Notre Dame – 1:48.1
 
Men’s 110 hurdles
Trey Cunningham, Florida State – 13.07
Giano Roberts, Clemson – 13.41
Devon Brooks, Clemson – 13.53
Jaheem Hayles, Syracuse – 13.54
Josh Brockman, NC State – 13.60
Lafranz Campbell, Clemson – 13.63
Cameron Murray, NC State – 13.70
 
Men’s 10,000
Adriaan Wildschutt, Florida State – 28:28.86
Josh Methner, Notre Dame – 28:41.89
Matthew Carmody, Notre Dame – 28:42.50
Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame – 28:43.22
Andrew Alexander, Notre Dame – 28:44.55
 
Men’s 3000m Steeplechase
Yasin Sado, Virginia – 8:39.68
Benjamin Nibbelink, Virginia Tech – 8:40.16
Ben Fleming, Virginia Tech – 8:40.55
Tom Seitzer, Notre Dame – 8:42.16
 
Men’s 4x100
Florida State (Taylor Banks, Amir Willis, Don’dre Swint, JoVaughn Martin) – 39.51
Virginia Tech (Kahleje Tillmon, Torrence Walker, Kennedy Harrison, Cole Beck) – 38.78m
Clemson (Giano Roberts, Cameron Rose, Guinove Joanus, Fabian Hewitt) – 39.16
 
Men’s 4x400
Clemson (Wanza McCoy, Tarees Rhoden, Cameron Rose, Aman Thornton) – 3:03.65
Florida State (Sean Watkins, Amir Willis, James Rivera, DaeQwan Butler) – 3:05.33
 
Men’s High Jump
Trey Allen, Louisville – 2.18m
Tony Jones, Wake Forest – 2.18m
Isaiah Holmes, Miami – 2.15m
 
Men’s Pole Vault
Erick Duffy, Duke – 5.29m
Sean Roth, Louisville – 5.29m
 
Men’s Long Jump
Jeremiah Willis, Louisville – 7.91m
Jeremiah Davis, Florida State – 7.75m
Isaac Grimes, Florida State – 7.71m
Russell Robinson, Miami – 7.59m
Isaiah Holmes, Miami – 7.56m
 
Men’s Triple Jump
Russell Robinson, Miami – 16.13m
Owayne Owens, Virginia – 16.05m
Jeremiah Davis, Florida State – 15.99m
Chauncey Chambers – 15.85m
Jacore Irving, Florida State – 15.84m
 
Men’s Shot Put
Michael Shoaf, Notre Dame – 18.93m
John Stefan, Notre Dame – 18.85m
 
Men’s Discus
Roje Stona, Clemson, 63.28m
Claudio Romero, Virginia – 59.06m
Jacob Lemmon, Virginia – 58.19m
Adar Sheere, Louisville – 57.32m
Jeffrey Williams, Miami – 56.48m
 
Men’s Hammer
James Joycey, North Carolina – 69.29m
Decio Andrade, Miami – 68.72m
Noah Walker, Pitt – 68.55m
Khalil Bedoui, Virginia Tech – 67.72m
 
Men’s Javelin
Ethan Dabbs, Virginia – 77.06m
Luke Jackson, Duke – 70.54m
Scott Campbell, Duke – 69.55m
 
Men’s Decathlon
Felix Wolter, Pitt – 7,880