2026 Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships results

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Published July 26, 2026 05:57 PM

Results from the 2026 Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships at Icahn Stadium in New York City ...

Women’s 100m
1. Sha’Carri Richardson -- 10.77
2. Kayla White -- 10.90
3. Tamari Davis -- 11.00
4. Anavia Battle -- 11.02
5. Jaslyn Gardner -- 11.03
6. Nayla Harris -- 11.06
7. Kaila Jackson -- 11.11
8. Jassani Carter -- 11.15
9. Melicia Mouzzon -- 11.18

Richardson storms to season’s best in 100m win

Sha’Carri Richardson sprinted to a season’s-best time of 10.77 seconds to win the women’s 100m at the USATF Outdoor National Championships, bringing fans to their feet at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island.

Women’s 200m
1. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden -- 21.69
2. Cambrea Sturgis -- 22.22
3. Camryn Dickson -- 22.58
4. Jadyn Mays -- 22.67
5. McKenzie Long -- 22.74
6. Kaila Jackson -- 22.87
7. Jasmine Montgomery -- 22.87
8. Jenna Prandini -- 22.91
9. Christine Mallard -- 22.96

Jefferson-Wooden goes back-to-back in women’s 200m

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden’s season’s best of 21.69 seconds yielded her second straight women’s 200m title at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Women’s 400m
1. Aaliyah Butler -- 49.93
2. Alexis Holmes -- 50.47
3. Sanaria Butler -- 50.89
4. Brianna White -- 51.19
5. Paris Peoples -- 51.23
6. Hannah Douglas -- 51.65
7. Alexia Smith -- 51.85
8. Britton Wilson -- 52.54
9. Sami Oblad -- 52.66

Butler wins 400m ‘with an exclamation mark’

Aaliyah Butler started strong and finished with bravery through the wind in the women’s 400m at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Women’s 800m
1. Nia Akins -- 1:59.25
2. Addy Wiley -- 1:59.40
3. Meghan Hunter -- 1:59.67
4. Roisin Willis -- 1:59.68
5. Makayla Paige -- 1:59.72
6. Juliette Whittaker -- 2:00.48
7. Emma Sullivan -- 2:01.13
8. Lauren Tolbert -- 2:01.17
9. Paige Sheppard -- 2:02.78

Akins surges to 800m victory at USATF nationals

Nia Akins picked it up ahead of the final turn and rallied from behind over the final stretch to win the women’s 800m in a season’s-best time of 1:59.25 at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Women’s 1500m
1. Nikki Hiltz -- 4:06.92
2. Addy Wiley -- 4:06.96
3. Emily Mackay -- 4:06.98
4. Rachel McArthur -- 4:09.59
5. Claire Stegall -- 4:10.24
6. Jessica Kain -- 4:11.10
7. Annika Reiss -- 4:11.47
8. Heather MacLean -- 4:11.49

Hiltz win women’s 1500m in thrilling finish

Nikki Hiltz timed their kick just right to narrowly win the women’s 1500m at the USATF Outdoor Championship with a time of 4:06.91.

Women’s 5000m
1. Emily Mackay -- 14:55.82
2. Shelby Houlihan -- 14:57.88
3. Parker Valby -- 15:06.25
4. Sydney Vaught -- 15:08.41
5. Margot Appleton -- 15:12.80
6. Courtney Frerichs -- 15:13.80
7. Elise Stearns -- 15:13.99
8. Kayley DeLay -- 15:15.75

Mackay pulls away from Houlihan to win 5000m

Emily Mackay made her move early on Shelby Houlihan and never looked back, winning the women’s 5000m in a season’s-best time of 14:55.82 at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Women’s 10,000m
1. Sydney Vaught — 33:30.60
2. Katie Izzo -- 33:36.98
3. Allie Buchalski -- 33:42.29
4. Cailie Hughes -- 33:46.75
5. Mikayla Reed -- 33:49.23
6. Katie Camarena -- 33:51.80
7. Claire Green -- 34:17.96
8. Olivia Borowiak -- 34:26.20

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Women’s 100m Hurdles
1. Alia Armstrong -- 12.38
2. Alaysha Johnson -- 12.42
3. Tara Davis-Woodhall -- 12.57
4. Rayniah Jones -- 12.59
5. Tonea Marshall -- 12.72
6. Aaliyah McCormick -- 12.79
7. Amber Hughes -- 12.86
8. Alexandra Webster -- 12.91
9. Keni Harrison -- 12.92

Armstrong wins women’s 100m hurdles title

Indoor 60m hurdles champion Alia Armstrong followed up her winter success with her first outdoor national title when she won the women’s 100m hurdles.

Women’s 400m Hurdles
1. Anna Cockrell -- 52.94
2. Deonca Bookman -- 53.95
3. Shamier Little -- 54.37
4. Bianca Stubler -- 54.85
5. Abigail Glynn -- 55.59
6. Aliya Garozzo -- 56.11
7. Riley Knebes -- 56.48
8. Chloe Fair -- 56.59
9. Dalilah Muhammad -- 57.27

Cockrell captures first 400mH national title

Anna Cockrell finally captured an elusive national title in the women’s 400m hurdles, running the race in 52.94 seconds to win at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Women’s 3000m Steeplechase
1. Lexy Halladay-Lowry -- 9:12.54
2. Gabbi Jennings -- 9:17.42
3. Madie Boreman -- 9:17.68
4. Angelina Ellis -- 9:18.84
5. Courtney Wayment -- 9:19.90
6. Gracie Hyde -- 9:22.10
7. Emma Coburn -- 9:29.68
8. Sophie Novak -- 9:37.25

Halladay-Lowry repeats in 3000m steeplechase

Lexy Halladay-Lowry left no doubt in the women’s 3000m steeplechase, as she pulled away from Gabbi Jennings to repeat as U.S. champion.

Women’s Discus
1. Valarie Sion -- 69.54 meters
2. Cierra Jackson -- 67.40
3. Erika Beistle -- 65.29
4. Laulauga Tausaga-Collins -- 64.91
5. Elena Bruckner -- 60.27
6. Gabi Jacobs -- 60.21
7. Rachel Dincoff -- 59.63
8. Taylor Kesner -- 57.50

Women’s Hammer Throw
1. Annette Echikunwoke -- 75.47 meters
2. Rachel Richeson -- 73.02
3. Erin Reese -- 72.94
4. Shelby Moran -- 71.07
5. Janee Kassanavoid -- 70.98
6. Madison Malone -- 69.63
7. Jillian Shippee -- 69.56
8. Giavonna Meeks -- 66.38

Women’s Heptathlon
1. Erin Marsh -- 6,059 points
2. Timara Chapman -- 6,021
3. Lauren Taubert -- 5,971
4. Hollan Powers -- 5,885
5. Lexie Keller -- 5,854
6. Maddie Pitts -- 5,774
7. Allie Jones -- 5,745
8. Blakelee Winn -- 5,724

Women’s High Jump
1. Vashti Cunningham -- 1.92 meters
2. Charity Hufnagel -- 1.92
3. Sanaa Barnes -- 1.89
4. Valentina Fakrogha -- 1.89
5. Paris Mikinski -- 1.84
6. Karsyn Leeling -- 1.84
7. Grace Campbell -- 1.79
7. Evelyn Lavielle -- 1.79
7. Inika McPherson -- 1.79

Women’s Javelin
1. Madison Wiltrout -- 61.53 meters
2. Evie Bliss -- 60.41
3. Madelyn Harris -- 57.14
4. Shea Greene -- 55.58
5. Skylar Ciccolini -- 54.17
6. Katelyn Fairchild -- 53.76
7. McKenzie Fairchild -- 53.15
8. Ariana Ince -- 49.43

Women’s Long Jump
1. Alyssa Jones -- 6.96
2. Monae Nichols -- 6.92
3. Tara Davis-Woodhall -- 6.90 meters
4. Claire Bryant -- 6.77
5. Chloe Hein -- 6.27
6. Caelyn Harris -- 6.25
7. Tionna Tobias -- 6.23
8. Ava Kitchings -- 6.12

Women’s Pole Vault
1. Sandi Morris -- 4.90 meters
2. Emily Grove -- 4.70
3. Tori Thomas -- 4.60
4. Gabriela Leon -- 4.60
4. Chloe Timberg -- 4.60
6. Ashley Callahan -- 4.35
6. Anna Willis -- 4.35
6. Tenly Kuhn -- 4.35

Women’s Shot Put
1. Chase Jackson -- 20.55 meters
2. Abria Smith -- 19.31
3. Adelaide Aquilla -- 18.74
4. Jessica Woodard -- 18.55
5. Mye’Joe Williams -- 18.41
6. Jaida Ross -- 18.23
7. Maggie Ewen -- 18.20
8. Dani Hartung -- 16.93

Women’s Triple Jump
1. Euphenie Andre -- 13.94 meters
2. Kayla Woods -- 13.75
3. Kayla Pinkard -- 13.48
4. Mylana Hearn -- 13.45
5. Ryann Porter -- 13.36
6. Danylle Kurywchak-Treinish -- 13.29
7. Tamiah Washington -- 13.18
8. Christina Wende -- 12.84

Women’s Half Marathon Race Walk
1. Lauren Harris -- 1:38:35.56
2. Maria Michta-Coffey -- 1:47:44
3. Angelica Harris -- 1:49:03
4. Miranda Melville -- 1:49:20
5. Lydia McGranahan -- 1:52:22
6. Izabelle Trefts -- 1:56:02
7. Katie Burnett -- 1:56:41
8. Katharine Moston -- 1:58:53

Men’s 100m
1. Noah Lyles -- 9.79
2. Ronnie Baker -- 9.88 (9.875)
3. Kenny Bednarek -- 9.88 (9.880)
4. Christian Coleman -- 9.93
5. Courtney Lindsey -- 9.97
6. Brandon Hicklin -- 10.00
7. Lawrence Johnson -- 10.03
8. ZaChaeus Beard -- 10.03
9. Maximilian Thomas -- 10.10

Lyles wins third 100m U.S. title with WL time

Noah Lyles captured his third national title in the men’s 100m with a time of 9.79 seconds, the world’s-best time this year and the same from his personal best, which led to gold at Paris 2024.

Men’s 200m
1. Garrett Kaalund -- 20.04
2. Brandon Hicklin -- 20.29
3. Maximilian Thomas -- 20.29
4. Kyree King -- 20.42
5. Trelee Banks -- 20.45
6. Javonte Harding -- 20.61
7. Jordan Urrutia -- 20.81
8. Paul Mosley -- 20.87
9. Noah Lyles -- 50.88

Kaalund earns 200m title after Lyles pulls up

Garrett Kaalund crossed the line in 20.04 seconds to claim the 200m title at the USATF Outdoor National Championships. Noah Lyles pulled up in the race after he said he felt a “grabbing sensation” and alluded to a cramp.

Men’s 400m
1. Chris Bailey -- 44.39
2. Khaleb McRae -- 44.41
3. Demarius Smith -- 44.54
4. Noah Williams -- 45.25
5. Bryce Deadmon -- 45.33
6. Randolph Ross -- 45.39
7. Elija Godwin -- 45.80
8. Johnnie Blockburger -- 45.96
DQ. Justin Robinson

Robinson DQed from 400m win after lane violation

Justin Robinson crossed the line in first place in the men’s 400m final at 44.31 seconds, but was disqualified shortly after due to a lane violation. Second-place finisher Chris Bailey inherited the win.

Men’s 800m
1. Cooper Lutkenhaus -- 1:43.48
2. Wes Ferguson -- 1:44.55
3. Hobbs Kessler -- 1:45.00
4. Christian Jackson -- 1:45.05
5. Andrew Casey -- 1:45.32
6. Camden Marshall -- 1:45.87
7. Sean Dolan -- 1:45.90
8. Shane Cohen -- 1:46.70
9. Carver Morgan -- 1:46.88

Lutkenhaus dusts 800m field at nationals

Cooper Luthenhaus, 17, made it look easy en route to his men’s 800m win in 1:43.48 at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Men’s 1500m
1. Nathan Green -- 3:50.27
2. Vincent Ciattei -- 3:50.32
3. Rheinhardt Harrison -- 3:50.65
4. Gary Martin -- 3:50.74
5. Liam Murphy -- 3:50.79
6. Luke Houser -- 3:50.87
7. Nick Plant -- 3:50.91
8. Wes Porter -- 3:50.98

Green claims first national title with 1500m win

Two-time NCAA champion Nathan Green claimed his first professional national title, winning the men’s 1500m in 3:50.27 at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Men’s 5000m
1. Vincent Ciattei -- 13:46.75
2. Cooper Teare -- 13:46.88
3. Sam Prakel -- 13:46.93
4. Thomas Ratcliffe -- 13:47.29
5. Anthony Camerieri -- 13:47.47
6. Kasey Knevelbaard -- 13:48.14
7. Ryan Schoppe -- 13:49.63
8. Acer Iverson -- 13:53.26

Ciattei wins first career national title in 5000m

Vincent Ciattei cruised across the line in 13:46.75 to win the men’s 5000m final for his first career title at the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Men’s 10,000m
1. Woody Kincaid — 30:13.66
2. Grant Fisher -- 30:14.46
3. Drew Bosley -- 30:20.60
4. Chandler Gibbens -- 30:25.37
5. Acer Iverson -- 30:25.82
6. Muluken Tewalt -- 30:27.13
7. Eric Casarez -- 30:27.38
8. James Mwaura -- 30:28.07

Men’s 110m Hurdles
1. Cordell Tinch -- 13.00 (12.993)
2. Bradley Franklin -- 13.00 (12.997)
3. Kendrick Smallwood -- 13.11
4. Jamar Marshall -- 13.12
5. Johnny Brackins -- 13.26
6. Le’Ezra Brown -- 13.29
7. Eric Edwards Jr. -- 13.30
8. Malachi Snow -- 13.36
9. Kai Graves-Blanks -- 13.52

Tinch steals 110mH from Franklin in photo finish

Cordell Tinch (12.993 seconds) beat out Bradley Franklin (12.997) by four thousandths of a second to win the men’s 110m hurdles in a photo finish to cap the USATF Outdoor National Championships.

Men’s 400m Hurdles
1. Christopher Robinson -- 47.61
2. James Smith II -- 48.53
3. Caleb Dean -- 48.66
4. Reyte Rash -- 48.75
5. CJ Allen -- 49.09
6. Noah Langford -- 49.47
7. Jevon Williams -- 49.48
8. Devin Nugent -- 50.09

Robinson wins first 400m hurdles national title

Chris Robinson ran the men’s 400m hurdles at the USATF Outdoor National Championships in 47.61 seconds for his first career national title in the event.

Men’s 3000m Steeplechase
1. Nathan Mountain -- 8:13.81
2. Carson Williams -- 8:13.88
3. Duncan Hamilton -- 8:14.05
4. Dan Michalski -- 8:17.78
5. Parker Stokes -- 8:19.36
6. Cooper Cawthra -- 8:20.52
7. James Corrigan -- 8:21.05
8. Benjamin Balazs -- 8:22.48

Mountain climbs to 3000m steeplechase title

Nathan Mountain, 23, came out of nowhere in the men’s 3000m steeplechase final to take the lead on the final lap and claim his first national championship in the event.

Men’s Decathlon
1. Garrett Scantling -- 8,526 points
2. Kyle Garland -- 8,431
3. Hakim McMorris -- 8,312
4. Marcus Weaver -- 7,770
5. John Swabik -- 7,606
6. Josh Mooney -- 7,495
7. Nick Bianco -- 7,369
8. Michael Bennett -- 7,309

Scantling secures U.S decathlon title at nationals

Garrett Scantling took over the lead on Day 2 and secured the U.S decathlon title with standout performances, reflecting on the perseverance and called the victory an amazing feeling.

Men’s Discus
1. Texas Tanner -- 65.46 meters
2. Reggie Jagers -- 64.00
3. Mitchell Weber -- 63.84
4. Sam Mattis -- 63.83
5. Joseph Brown -- 62.91
6. Brian Williams -- 61.81
7. Joseph White -- 61.46
8. Marcus Gustaveson -- 60.35

Men’s Hammer Throw
1. Rudy Winkler -- 77.05 meters
2. Alex Young -- 74.93
3. Trey Knight -- 73.70
4. Ryan Johnson -- 73.68
5. Tyler Williams -- 73.06
6. Texas Tanner -- 71.64
7. Daniel Haugh -- 71.26
8. Jordan Crayon -- 70.25

Men’s High Jump
1. Tyus Wilson -- 2.29 meters
2. Scottie Vines -- 2.26
3. Shelby McEwen -- 2.20
4. JuVaughn Harrison -- 2.17
4. Kason O’Riley -- 2.17
4. Jaivon Harrison -- 2.17
7. Vernon Turner -- 2.17
8. Elijah Kosiba -- 2.12

Men’s Javelin
1. Curtis Thompson -- 87.59 meters
2. Jordan Davis -- 82.36 meters
3. Marc Anthony Minichello -- 75.98
4. Damitrius Hester -- 73.72
5. Nicholas Reynolds -- 73.13
6. Riley Marx -- 71.97
7. Chandler Ault -- 69.26
8. James McNaney -- 68.13

Men’s Long Jump
1. Isaac Grimes -- 8.18 meters
2. Malcolm Clemons -- 8.07
3. Steffin McCarter -- 7.97
4. Cordell Tinch -- 7.94
5. Will Williams -- 7.86
6. Kemonie Briggs -- 7.85
7. DeAundre Ward -- 7.76
8. Cameron Crump -- 7.69

Men’s Pole Vault
1. Chris Nilsen -- 5.82 meters
2. Sam Kendricks -- 5.82
3. Zach Bradford -- 5.72
4. KC Lightfoot -- 5.72
5. Cole Walsh -- 5.72
6. Hunter Garretson -- 5.62
7. James Rhoads -- 5.62
8. Matthew Gray -- 5.62
8. Anthony Meacham -- 5.62

Men’s Shot Put
1. Jordan Geist -- 22.32 meters
2. Tripp Piperi -- 21.91
3. Payton Otterdahl -- 21.65
4. Joe Kovacs -- 21.36
5. Roger Steen -- 21.06
6. Jason Swarens -- 20.70
7. Myles Kerner -- 20.35
8. Josh Awotunde -- 20.26

Men’s Triple Jump
1. Salif Mane -- 16.66 meters (tiebreaker 16.11)
2. Russell Robinson -- 16.66 (tiebreaker 16.02)
3. James Carter Jr. -- 16.15
4. Floyd Whitaker -- 15.72
5. Kyvon Tatham -- 15.68
6. Brandon Green -- 15.50
7. Malachi Aiken -- 15.41
8. Chauncey Chambers -- 15.08

Men’s Half Marathon Race Walk
1. Nick Christie -- 1:31:57.11
2. Jordan Crawford -- 1:36:17.18
3. Michael Mannozzi -- 1:50:52
4. AJ Gruttadauro -- 2:03:53

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