Gator Men Finish Eighth at NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
EUGENE, Ore. – Florida Gators Men’s Track and Field concluded their 2025 season on Friday, ultimately finishing 8th in the team standings at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
The Gators finished with 22 team points, adding five to their total on Friday.
Highlights
Relays
The Gators 4x400m Relay ran a 3:01.88 time in the final, earning a fifth-place finish in the final event of the evening. Ashton Schwartzman, Reheem Hayles, Rios Prude Jr. and Justin Braun ran together for the first time, and combined for Florida’s second-fastest effort of the season.
Prude Jr. ran an exceptional 44.86-second third leg, the Gators’ best, despite an early trip-up immediately following the handoff from Hayles. His effort propelled the Gators from seventh at his exchange up to third at his delivery to the anchor.
Throws
Jacob Lemmon finished tenth in the Men’s Discus Throw field, posting a 59.07m [193′ 9″] mark on his first attempt. The Senior out of Sanibel, Fla. was a mere one centimeter out of a spot in the top nine to make the event final. He takes home his fourth All-America Honor, having reached the NCAA Championship meet in the Discus Throw all four years of his collegiate career (2021, 2022, 2024 with Virginia).
Next up
The Gator Women return to Hayward Field tomorrow, boasting six total entries on the final day of the championship meet.
Live Results for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships can be found here.
The meet will be available to stream on ESPN+ and the evening running events will be available on ESPN2. Individual streams of each field event will be available on ESPN+. Links for the main ESPN broadcasts, as well as all individual field broadcasts that feature Gator athletes, can be found below. All listed times are Eastern.
Saturday, June 14 (Women’s Day 2):
Primary broadcast, 9:00 p.m. (ESPN2)
Women’s Discus, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN+)
Women’s Triple Jump, 9:10 p.m. (ESPN+)
NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Florida Gators Results
Friday, June 13
The Gators finished with 22 team points, adding five to their total on Friday.
Highlights
Relays
The Gators 4x400m Relay ran a 3:01.88 time in the final, earning a fifth-place finish in the final event of the evening. Ashton Schwartzman, Reheem Hayles, Rios Prude Jr. and Justin Braun ran together for the first time, and combined for Florida’s second-fastest effort of the season.
Prude Jr. ran an exceptional 44.86-second third leg, the Gators’ best, despite an early trip-up immediately following the handoff from Hayles. His effort propelled the Gators from seventh at his exchange up to third at his delivery to the anchor.
Throws
Jacob Lemmon finished tenth in the Men’s Discus Throw field, posting a 59.07m [193′ 9″] mark on his first attempt. The Senior out of Sanibel, Fla. was a mere one centimeter out of a spot in the top nine to make the event final. He takes home his fourth All-America Honor, having reached the NCAA Championship meet in the Discus Throw all four years of his collegiate career (2021, 2022, 2024 with Virginia).
Next up
The Gator Women return to Hayward Field tomorrow, boasting six total entries on the final day of the championship meet.
Live Results for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships can be found here.
The meet will be available to stream on ESPN+ and the evening running events will be available on ESPN2. Individual streams of each field event will be available on ESPN+. Links for the main ESPN broadcasts, as well as all individual field broadcasts that feature Gator athletes, can be found below. All listed times are Eastern.
Saturday, June 14 (Women’s Day 2):
Primary broadcast, 9:00 p.m. (ESPN2)
Women’s Discus, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN+)
Women’s Triple Jump, 9:10 p.m. (ESPN+)
NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Florida Gators Results
Friday, June 13
Final Team Standings – NCAA Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships (Top-10)
T-1. Texas A&M – 41 pts
T-1. Southern Cal. – 41pts
3. Arkansas – 40 pts.
4. Auburn – 35 pts.
5. New Mexico – 31 pts.
6. Oklahoma – 30.5 pts.
7. Minnesota – 25 pts.
T-8. FLORIDA – 22 pts.
T-8. Kentucky – 22 pts.
T-8. Ole Miss – 22 pts.
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