Live updates: 2023 DI outdoor track and field championships

Plenty of past champions will compete at the 2023 Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships. That includes 18 potential repeat champions trying to defend their title and 10 indoor champions, from men and women, trying to sweep their events. Click or tap the links below for more info:

• Here are the potential repeat outdoor track and field champions in 2023
• Here are the  indoor champions looking for an outdoor season sweep
   

With championships approaching, NCAA Digital's Stan Becton predicted every men's and women's individual event winner. Check out his predictions below:

• Men's event-by-event predictions
• Women's event-by-event predictions

The final site selections for the DI outdoor track and field championships will be revealed tomorrow via press release by 3 p.m. ET. You'll find all the championship information here on NCAA.com

The east and west preliminaries in Division I men's and women's track and field have concluded after four days of intense competition.

While 24 men were selected decathlon qualifiers and 24 women were selected as heptathlon qualifiers for the final site championships, the rest of the events still needed the preliminary rounds to secure berths in Austin, Texas from June 7-10, 2023.

As athletes competed to qualify for Austin, there were stand out performances across the board. Here's what you need to know. Click the links below for complete results.

FULL MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RESULTS: East Preliminaries | West Preliminaries

Check out some of the top highlights from the second day of the east and west men's preliminaries below:

Five men run sub-10 seconds, led by LSU's Da'Marcus Fleming, in east 100m heat 3

Montana State's Duncan Hamilton runs second-fastest 3000m steeplechase in NCAA history

Florida's Robert Gregory runs the third-fastest all-conditions 200m in NCAA history

Arkansas' Ayden Owens-Delerme and Texas Tech's Caleb Dean battle in the 400 hurdles

Auburn's Favour Ashe runs 9.92 seconds; four men run sub-10 seconds in east 100m heat 1

Arizona State's Justin Robinson breaks 45 seconds in the 400 meters

LSU's Godson Oghenebrume breaks 10 seconds to lead east 100m heat 1

Georgia's Will Sumner and Mississippi State' Navasky Anderson battle again in the 800m

Stanford's Udodi Unwuzurike leads a stacked 100 meter heat

Check out some of the top highlights from the first day of the east and west women's preliminaries below:

Katelyn Tuohy easily wins her 1500 meter heat

Masai Russell runs the fastest time in the 100 meter hurdle heats

The NCAA preliminary meets were Wednesday, May 24, to Saturday, May 27. Here's what you need to know about the two meets including the schedule, live results and how to watch:

• East preliminary: May 24-27, 2023
  • Location: Jacksonville, Fla. (University of North Florida)
  • Results📊
• West preliminary: May 24-27, 2023
  • Location: Sacramento, Calif. (California State University, Sacramento)
  • Results  📊

The start lists for the 2023 NCAA men's and women's outdoor track and field preliminaries are here. Click any of the links below for start lists

• East men's start lists
• East women's start lists
• West men's start lists
• West women's start lists

Here are some notable first round matchups on the track in the heats:

East

• East women's 200m - Heat 3 | LSU's Favour Ofili vs. Georgia's Kaila Jackson
• East women's 200m - Heat 5 | Florida's Talitha Diggs vs. LSU's Thelma Davies
• East women's 800m - Heat 6 | Kennesaw State's Sarah Hendrick vs. Michigan's Aurora Rynda
• East women's 1500m - Heat 1 | NC State's Katelyn Tuohy vs. Harvard's Maia Ramsden
• East women's 5000m - Heat 2 | NC State's Katelyn Tuohy vs. Florida's Parker Valby
• East women's 4x1 relay - Heat 2 | Florida vs. LSU vs. Tennessee
• East men's 200 meters - Heat 3 |LSU's Da'Marcus Fleming vs. Florida's Jacory Patterson
• East men's 400 meters - Heat 3 | Florida's JeVaughn Powell vs. Alabama's Khaleb McRae
• East men's 800 meters - Heat 3 | Georgia's Will Sumner vs. Mississippi State's Navasky Anderson
• East men's 110 hurdles - Heat 4 | Tennessee's Rasheem Brown vs. Michigan's Joshua Zeller

West

• West women's 100m - Heat 4 | Oregon's Jadyn Mays vs. Texas' Ezinne Abba
• West women's 200m - Heat 1 | Oregon's Jadyn Mays vs. Southern California's Samirah Moody
• West women's 200m - Heat 6 | Texas' Lanae Thomas vs. Texas Tech's Rosemary Chukwuma
• West women's 400m - Heat 1 | Texas' Kennedy Simon vs. Arkansas' Rosey Effiong
• West women's 3000 steeple - Heat 1 | New Mexico's Elise Thorner vs. Oregon State's Kaylee Mitchell  
• West men's 100m - Heat 2 | Texas Tech's Don'dre Swint vs. Stanford's Udodi Onwuzurike 
• West men's 100m - Heat 4 | Oregon's Micah Williams vs. Houston's Shaun Maswanganyi
• West men's 110 hurdles - Heat 1 | Texas Tech's Antoine Andrews vs. Texas Tech's Caleb Dean

The DI men's and women's outdoor track and field championship selections for the 2023 preliminary meets will be announced by 1 p.m. ET on Thursday, May 18 in a press release here on NCAA.com.

The NCAA preliminary meets are Wednesday, May 24, to Saturday, May 27, in Jacksonville, Fla. and Sacramento, Calif.

Here's the schedule of events for the 2023 NCAA East and West Preliminaries:

• East preliminary: May 24-27
  • Location: Jacksonville, Fla. (University of North Florida)
  • Schedule of Events
  • Results
• West preliminary: May 24-27
  • Location: Sacramento, Calif. (California State University)
  • Schedule of Events
  • Results

The top 48 declared student-athletes will be accepted into the preliminary competitions for each individual event. The top 24 declared relay teams will be accepted into the preliminary competitions for each relay event. 

Combined events do not attend the preliminary meets. For combined events (Heptathlon and Decathlon), the top 24 declared student-athletes in each event based on their position on the national descending-order list will be accepted directly into the championships. 

YEAR	CHAMPION	COACH	POINTS	RUNNER-UP	POINTS	SITE
2022	Florida	Mike Holloway	74	Texas	64	Oregon
2021	Southern California	Caryl Smith Gilbert	74	Texas A&M	63	Oregon
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	--	--	--	--	--
2019	Arkansas	Lance Harter	64	Southern California	57	Austin, Texas
2018	Southern California	Caryl Smith Gilbert	53	Georgia	52	Oregon
2017	Oregon	Robert Johnson	64	Georgia	62.2	Oregon
2016	Arkansas	Lance Harter	72	Oregon	62	Oregon
2015	Oregon	Robert Johnson	59	Kentucky	50	Oregon
2014	Texas A&M	Pat Henry	75	Texas	66	Oregon
2013	Kansas	Stanley Redwine	60	Texas A&M	44	Oregon
2012	#LSU	Dennis Shaver	76	Oregon	62	Drake
2011	Texas A&M	Pat Henry	49	Oregon	45	Drake
2010	Texas A&M	Pat Henry	72	Oregon	57	Oregon
2009	Texas A&M	Pat Henry	50	Oregon	43	Arkansas
2008	LSU	Dennis Shaver	67	Arizona State	63	Drake
2007	Arizona State	Greg Kraft	60	LSU	53	Sacramento State
2006	Auburn	Ralph Spry	57	Southern California	38 1/2	Sacramento State
2005	Texas	Bev Kearney	55	South Carolina, UCLA	48	Sacramento State
2004	UCLA	Jeanette Bolden	69	LSU	68	Texas
2003	LSU	Pat Henry	64	Texas	50	Sacramento State
2002	South Carolina	Curtis Frye	82	UCLA	72	LSU
2001	Southern California	Ron Allice	64	UCLA	55	Oregon
2000	LSU	Pat Henry	58	Southern California	54	Duke
1999	Texas	Bev Kearney	62	UCLA	60	Boise State
1998	Texas	Bev Kearney	60	UCLA	55	Buffalo
1997	LSU	Pat Henry	63	Texas	62	Indiana
1996	LSU	Pat Henry	81	Texas	52	Oregon
1995	LSU	Pat Henry	69	UCLA	58	Tennessee
1994	LSU	Pat Henry	86	Texas	43	Boise State
1993	LSU	Pat Henry	93	Wisconsin	44	New Orleans
1992	LSU	Pat Henry	87	Florida	81	Texas
1991	LSU	Pat Henry	78	Texas	67	Oregon
1990	LSU	Pat Henry	53	UCLA	46	Duke
1989	LSU	Pat Henry	86	UCLA	47	BYU
1988	LSU	Pat Henry	61	UCLA	58	Oregon
1987	LSU	Sam Seemes	62	Alabama	53	LSU
1986	Texas	Terry Crawford	65	Alabama	55	Indianapoilis
1985	Oregon	Tom Heinonen	52	Florida State, LSU	46	Texas
1984	Florida State	Gary Winckler	145	Tennessee	124	Oregon
1983	UCLA	Scott Chisam	116 1/2	Florida State	108	Houston
1982	UCLA	Scott Chisam	153	Tennessee	126	BYU

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