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Stan Becton | NCAA.com | August 1, 2024

Where the 2024 USA Olympic track and field team went to college

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There were over 100 former NCAA athletes from over 60 schools to make the 2024 US track and field Olympic roster. Here's where all of Team USA track and field went to college.

Colleges with the most US Olympians

Total Olympians
No. of Olympians School
7 Florida
6 Southern California (USC), Stanford
5 Arkansas, Kentucky
4 BYU, Texas A&M
3 Ole Miss
2 Ashland, Georgia, Harvard, LSU,
Michigan State, Missouri, Northern Arizona (NAU),
Oregon, Penn, Texas, Texas Tech
1 43 schools:
Alabama, Binghamton, Boise State, Cincinnati,
Coastal Carolina, Colorado,
Cornell, Eastern Michigan, FDU, Florida State,
Indiana State, Iowa, Kansas,
Kennesaw State, Louisville,
Miami (FL), Minnesota, Mississippi State,
Monmouth, New Mexico, New Hampshire,
North Dakota State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma State, Penn State, Portland, Roberts Wesleyan,
South Carolina, South Dakota, Southern Illinois,
Syracuse, Texas A&M-Commerce,
UCLA, Utah State, Vanderbilt, Virginia,
Washington State, Wisconsin
Women's Olympians
No. of Olympians School
5 Florida
4 Southern California (USC)
3 Arkansas, Kentucky, Stanford
2 BYU, Georgia, Missouri,
Ole Miss, Texas Tech
1 27 schools:
Ashland, Binghamton, Boise State,
Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, Colorado,
Harvard, Indiana State, Iowa, Louisville,
LSU, Michigan State, Monmouth, New Mexico,
New Hampshire, Oklahoma State,
Oregon, Penn, Roberts Wesleyan,
Southern Illinois, Texas, Texas A&M,
Utah State, Vanderbilt, Virginia
Men's Olympians
No. of Olympians School
3 Stanford, Texas A&M
2 Arkansas, BYU, Florida, Kentucky,
Northern Arizona (NAU), Southern California (USC)
1 32 schools:
Alabama, Ashland, Cornell,
Eastern Michigan, FDU, Florida State, Harvard,
Kansas, Kennesaw State, LSU, Miami (FL),
Michigan State, Minnesota, Mississippi State,
North Dakota State, Notre Dame,
Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn, Penn State,
Portland, South Carolina, South Dakota, Syracuse,
Texas, Texas A&M-Commerce, UCLA,
Washington State, Wisconsin

Rosters

Rosters list top three finishers after US trials and do not include athletes that may be selected for the relay pool. Rosters as of 6/30/24.

Athletes are listed with the school the competed at most recently, regardless of any transfers.

TEAM USA WOMEN'S SQUAD
Event Athlete College
100 meters Sha'Carri Richardson LSU
100 meters Melissa Jefferson Coastal Carolina
100 meters Twanisha Terry Southern California (USC)
400 meters Kendall Ellis Southern California (USC)
400 meters Aaliyah Butler* Georgia
400 meters Alexis Holmes Kentucky
800 meters Nia Akins Penn
800 meters Allie Wilson Monmouth
800 meters Juliette Whittaker* Stanford
5000 meters Elle St. Pierre New Hampshire
5000 meters Elise Cranny Stanford
5000 meters Karissa Schweizer Missouri
5000 meters Whittni Morgan BYU
High Jump Rachel Glenn* Arkansas
Triple Jump Jasmine Moore+ Florida
Triple Jump Keturah Orji+ Georgia
Triple Jump Tori Franklin+ Michigan State
Hammer Annette Echikunwoke Cincinnati
Hammer DeAnna Price Southern Illinois
Hammer Erin Reese+ Indiana State
Heptathlon Anna Hall Florida
Heptathlon Chari Hawkins Utah State
Heptathlon Taliyah Brooks Arkansas
Discus Valarie Allman Stanford
Discus Jayden Ulrich*+ Louisville
Discus Veronica Fraley* Vanderbilt
3000m Steeplechase Valerie Constien Colorado
3000m Steeplechase Courtney Wayment BYU
3000m Steeplechase Marisa Howard Boise State
Long jump Tara Davis-Woodhall Texas
Long jump Jasmine Moore Florida
Long jump Monae' Nichols Texas Tech
200 meters Gabby Thomas Harvard
200 meters Brittany Brown Iowa
200 meters McKenzie Long* Ole Miss
Shot put Chase Jackson Oklahoma State
Shot put Raven Saunders Ole Miss
Shot put Jaida Ross Oregon
10,000 meters Weini Kelati New Mexico
10,000 meters Parker Valby*+ Florida
10,000 meters Karissa Schweizer+ Missouri
Pole Vault Bridget Williams Virginia
Pole Vault Katie Moon Ashland
Pole Vault Brynn King* Roberts Wesleyan
Javelin Maggie Malone Hardin Texas A&M
100 meter hurdles Masai Russell Kentucky
100 meter hurdles Alaysha Johnson Texas Tech
100 meter hurdles Grace Stark Florida
1500 meters Nikki Hiltz Arkansas
1500 meters Emily Mackay Binghamton
1500 meters Elle St. Pierre New Hampshire
400 meter hurdles Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Kentucky
400 meter hurdles Anna Cockrell Southern California (USC)
400 meter hurdles Jasmine Jones Southern California (USC)

*Participated in college during 2023-2024 academic year
+Athlete did not have Olympic Standard and qualified via World Athletics Ranking

Notes

  • Elle St. Pierre (New Hampshire) scratched from the 5000 meters, allowing Whittni Morgan, who finished fifth at US trials, to replace her. Parker Valby, who finished fourth in the 5K, opted for the 10K instead.
  • Kara Winger (Purdue) and Madison Wiltrout (North Carolina) finished in the top-three in the Javelin at US trials, but didn't meet the Olympic Standard or have the World Athletics Rankings.
  • Charity Hufnagel (Kentucky) won the High Jump at US trials, but didn't meet the Olympic Standard or have the World Athletics Ranking.
  • Relay Pool (not counted in the overall numbers)
    • Kaylyn Brown | Arkansas
    • Quanera Hayes | Livingstone College
    • Aleia Hobbs | LSU
    • Shamier Little | Texas A&M
    • Isabella Whittaker | Penn
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TEAM USA MEN'S SQUAD
Event Athlete College
100 meters Fred Kerley Texas A&M
400 meters Quincy Hall South Carolina
400 meters Michael Norman Southern California (USC)
400 meters Chris Bailey Arkansas
1500 meters Cole Hocker Oregon
1500 meters Yared Nuguse Notre Dame
10,000 meters Grant Fisher Stanford
10,000 meters Woody Kincaid Portland
10,000 meters Nico Young* Northern Arizona (NAU)
3000m Steeplechase Kenneth Rooks+ BYU
3000m Steeplechase Matthew Wilkinson+ Minnesota
3000m Steeplechase James Corrigan*+ BYU
Pole Vault Sam Kendricks Ole Miss
Pole Vault Chris Nilsen South Dakota
Pole Vault Jacob Wooten Texas A&M
Long Jump Jeremiah Davis*+ Florida State
Long Jump Malcolm Clemons*+ Florida
Long Jump Jarrion Lawson*+ Arkansas
Shot put Ryan Crouser Texas
Shot put Joe Kovacs Penn State
Shot put Payton Otterdahl North Dakota State
Javelin Curtis Thompson+ Mississippi State
Javelin Capers Williamson+ The Citadel
Javelin Donavon Banks+ McNeese
Decathlon Heath Baldwin* Michigan State
Decathlon Zach Ziemek Wisconsin
Decathlon Harrison Williams Stanford
110 meter hurdles Grant Holloway Florida
110 meter hurdles Freddie Crittenden Syracuse
110 meter hurdles Daniel Roberts Kentucky
Discus Andrew Evans Kentucky
Discus Sam Mattis+ Penn
Discus Joseph Brown Texas A&M-Commerce
Hammer Daniel Haugh Kennesaw State
Hammer Rudy Winkler Cornell
Hammer Justin Stafford UCLA
High Jump Shelby McEwen Alabama
High Jump JuVaughn Harrison LSU
High Jump Vernon Turner Oklahoma
Triple Jump Salif Mane* FDU
Triple Jump Russell Robinson*+ Miami (FL)
Triple Jump Donald Scott Eastern Michigan
5000 meters Grant Fisher Stanford
5000 meters Abdihamid Nur Northern Arizona (NAU)
5000 meters Graham Blanks* Harvard
800 meters Bryce Hoppel Kansas
800 meters Brandon Miller Texas A&M
400 meter hurdles Rai Benjamin Southern California (USC)
400 meter hurdles CJ Allen Washington State
400 meter hurdles Trevor Bassitt Ashland

*Participated in college during 2023-2024 academic year
+Athlete did not have Olympic Standard and qualified via World Athletics Ranking

Notes

  • Parker Wolfe (North Carolina) finished third in the 5000 meters at US trials, but didn't meet the Olympic Standard or have the World Athletics Ranking, allowing Graham Blanks, who finished fourth at US trials, to replace him. 
  • Caleb Snowden (Arkansas-Pine Bluff) and Tyus Wilson (Nebraska) finished in the top-three in the High Jump at US trials, but didn't meet the Olympic Standard or have the World Athletics Rankings, allowing JuVaughn Harrison and Vernon Turner, who finished fourth and 13th at US trials, to replace him.
  • Capers Williamson (The Citadel) and Donavon Banks (McNeese) finished in the top-three in the Javelin at US trials, but didn't meet the Olympic Standard or have the World Athletics Rankings. 
  • Relay Pool (not counted in the overall numbers)
    • Christian Coleman | Tennessee
    • Bryce Deadmon | Texas A&M
    • Kyree King | Oregon
    • Courtney Lindsey | Texas Tech
    • Vernon Norwood | LSU

NCAA Student-Athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics πŸ₯‡πŸ₯ˆπŸ₯‰
Kelsey Plum
College careers of NCAA student-athletes at 2024 Paris Olympics: 
πŸ€ Basketball: Men's team USA | Women's team USA | Women's 3x3 | Men's 3x3 
🏟️ Track and Field: Team USA roster | US trials

🏐 Volleyball: U.S. Women's | ⛳️ Golf: USA men's | USA women's
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πŸ“Ί  WATCH: College highlights of former-NCAA Olympians:
πŸ€Όβ€β™‚οΈ Wrestling:  Kyle Dake | Zain Retherford | Aaron Brooks
🏐  Women's volleyball: Kathryn Plummer | Dana Rettke | Avery Skinner

πŸ€ Men's hoops: Steph Curry | Devin BookerAnthony Davis
πŸ€ Women's hoops: Sabrina Ionescu | Kelsey Plum A'ja Wilson
⛳️ Men's golf: Scottie Scheffler
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