Florida’s women currently sit in fifth place with 26 team points, while the men stand in seventh with a total of 10 team points.

HIGHLIGHTS

Throws

Imani Washington started the day for the Gators, throwing a personal best mark of 21.03m (69’0″) in the women’s weight throw. The new heave for Washington came on the senior’s fourth attempt to give her a sixth place finish in the field and place her at No. 9 on the program’s all-time marks in the event. 

John Luke Witte concluded his collegiate career with an eighth place launch of 21.89m (71’10”) in the men’s weight throw, contributing one point to Florida’s team total after his third attempt.

Distance

Tia Wilson, the 2025 SEC mile champion, will defend her title alongside Claire Stegall after each advancing from the preliminary rounds, posting times of 4:36.98 and 4:36.30, respectively, in the first heat. The Orange and Blue recorded five of the eight fastest splits in the opening heat and led from start to finish, with Wilson and Stegall alternating at the front throughout the race.

Oussama Allaoui advanced to Saturday’s championship round in the men’s mile after he won the third preliminary heat in 4:01.45.

Sprints

Justin Braun and Jayden Horton-Mims led the way in the men’s 400m preliminary, each securing a berth in Saturday’s final with personal best performances. Braun clocked a 45.30 to finish second overall and rise to No. 3 in the NCAA this season, while Horton-Mims placed third overall in 45.36, tying for fourth on the World U20 all-time list.

UP NEXT

The Gators will continue their hunt for a conference title on Saturday, with events beginning at 3:00 p.m. EST.  

STREAMING AND LIVE RESULTS

Live Results

Saturday (SECN+) – 3 p.m. ET Broadcast / 4:55 p.m. ET Broadcast

Sunday (SEC Network) – Highlight Show

RESULTS

(PB) indicates new personal best
(Q) indicates automatic qualifying mark
(q) indicates qualifying mark
^ indicates new program top ten mark

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