Non-Rev Roundup: TCU track and field athletes compete at NCAA National Championships

The Frogs sent nine representatives to Eugene, Oregon for the competition.

Track and Field

TCU Outdoor Track and Field sent representatives to Eugene, Oregon to compete in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships. Kashie Crockett started the Frogs off strong on day one of the competition with a time of 20.98 in the men’s 200-meter to land him in 23rd place and earn him Honorable Mention All-American.

Iyana Gray earned Second Team All-American honors in the women’s 200-meter with an 11th-place finish thanks to a great time of 22.74. Harlin was the second Frog with a strong performance in the women’s 200-meter with a time of 23.27 and a 21st place finish that earned Honorable Mention All-American honors.

Gray and Harlin were also members of the women’s 4×100 team which included Mikayla Hayes and Dreunna Washington and earned Second Team All-American with an 11th place finish and a time of 43.39. Gray closed out the competition for the Frogs by earning Second Team All-American honors in the 100-meter thanks to a great time of 11.28 good for a ninth-place finish overall.

Irene Jepkemboi stole the show, however, by earning First Team All-American honors thanks to a great 4th place finish in the javelin with an outstanding throw of 56.51 meters. Maria Bienvenu had a strong performance in javelin as well with a throw of 50.52 meters which landed her in 17th place and earned Honorable Mention All-American Honors.

Gracie Morris earned Second Team All-American Honors in the 1500-meter thanks to a very good time of 4:10.72 and a 16th-place finish. Joel McFarlane took 20th in the decathlon thanks to a stellar score of 7,216 points, earning him All-American Honorable Mention honors.

This wraps up an incredible season for TCU Track and Field that saw nine Frogs compete at the NCAA National Championships and bring home one First Team All-American award and four Second Team All-American honors.