Huskies Return To Eugene For USA Championships

2025 USATF Outdoor Championships
July 31-August 3

Eugene, Ore. | Hayward Field

3:07pm – Men’s 800m, First Round – Kyle Reinheimer, Cass Elliott
5:07pm – Women’s Steeplechase, First Round – Maggie Liebich
5:39pm – Men’s Steeplechase, First Round – Julius Diehr
6:10pm – Men’s 1500m, First Round – Luke Houser, Nathan Green, Sam Ellis, Joe Waskom
6:32pm – Women’s 1500m, First Round – Eleanor Fulton, Chloe Foerster, Claire Yerby
 
Friday, August 1
4:42pm – Men’s 800m, Semifinals – Kyle Reinheimer, Cass Elliott
 
Saturday, August 2
12:50pm – Men’s Pole Vault, Final – Scott Toney
1:41pm – Men’s 400m Hurdles, First Round – Matthew Wilkinson
2:03pm – Women’s 1500m, Final – Eleanor Fulton, Chloe Foerster, Claire Yerby
2:14pm – Men’s 1500m, Final – Luke Houser, Nathan Green, Sam Ellis, Joe Waskom
2:49pm – Men’s Steeplechase, Final – Julius Diehr
3:04pm – Women’s Steeplechase, Final – Maggie Liebich
 
Sunday, August 3
12:00pm – Women’s Pole Vault, Final – Nastassja Campbell, Amanda Moll, Hana Moll
1:26pm – Men’s 800m, Final – Kyle Reinheimer, Cass Elliott
1:43pm – Men’s 400m Hurdles, Final – Matthew Wilkinson
2:31pm – Women’s 5000m, Final – Kayley DeLay
 
SEATTLE – Eugene welcomes the nation’s greatest athletes again to Hayward Field once more for the 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships, beginning Thursday, July 31, and persevering with every day till Sunday, Aug. 3.
 
There are seventeen present or former Huskies set to compete for U.S. championships and for spots on the 2025 World Championships. NBC Sports and USATF.television will present protection of the meet.
 
2025 NCAA Champions Nathan Green (1500m), Amanda Moll and Hana Moll (Pole Vault) will all compete this week, as they’re three of the 9 members from the 2025 Husky squad that can be in motion in Eugene. The different six Dawgs from the 2025 squad set to compete embrace:
Chloe Foerster (1500m)
Maggie Liebich (Steeplechase)
Kyle Reinheimer (800m)
Scott Toney (Pole Vault)
Matthew Wilkinson (400m Hurdles)
Claire Yerby (1500m)
 
Former Dawgs nonetheless plying their commerce on the highest ranges embrace:
Nastassja Campbell (class of ’24, Pole Vault)
Kayley DeLay (class of ’23, Steeplechase)
Julius Diehr (class of sophistication of ’21, Steeplechase)
Cass Elliott (class of ’23, 1500m)
Sam Ellis (class of ’23, 1500m)
Eleanor Fulton (class of ’16, 1500m)
Luke Houser (class of ’24, 1500m)
Joe Waskom (class of ’24, 1500m)