EUGENE, Ore. – CJ Allen’s PR (48.17) and fourth-place finish in the 400m hurdles highlighted a week that saw nine total current and former Washington State track and field student-athletes compete at the USTAF National Championships at Hayward Field.
Allen’s 48.17 came in Sunday’s 400m hurdles final was the seventh-best in the world this season and a new PR after finishing second in heat two of Friday’s first round at 50.03. With his fourth-place finish, Allen is the first alternate to represent Team USA at next month’s World Championships back at Hayward Field (fourth-place finishers earn a selection if Team USA receives at least one automatic bid).
Kiana Davis had a season-best jump of 13.04m on her first attempt of the day and improved with a 13.10m (42′-11.75″) to finish ninth overall in the women’s triple jump.
Brock Eager finished seventh in the men’s hammer throw (74.04m) and Paul Ryan finished ninth in the men’s 1500m run with a 3:46.60 in Saturday’s final.
Former Cougar Results:
Men
- 400M Hurdles
- CJ Allen: 400m hurdles
- Final: 48.17, 4th [PR]
- 1st RD: 50.03q, 6th
- CJ Allen: 400m hurdles
- 110m hurdles
- Steeplechase
- 1500m run
- Hammer Throw
Women
- Steeplechase
- Triple Jump
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7th fastest 400m hurdles time in the 🌎 for CJ Allen running out of lane #8! #USATFOutdoors #GoCougs
⏱48.17 [PR], 4th pic.twitter.com/m64uJ47ck5
— Washington State XC/TF (@WSUCougarXCTF) June 26, 2022
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