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HOW TO WATCH: 2025 USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships

  • Writer: Morgan Boonshaft
    Morgan Boonshaft
  • Jul 29
  • 5 min read

Updated: Aug 1

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The best of American track and field returns to Hayward Field for the 2025 USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships from Thursday, July 31st, through Sunday, August 3rd. With World Championships births on the line and Olympic-level talent on the track, here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming action...


How to Watch

Thursday & Friday: Full-day streaming available on USATF.tv


Saturday & Sunday: NBC will televise the meet from 1:00pm to 3:00pm, PST. Both broadcasts will be available to stream live on Peacock for subscribers. USATF.tv will cover all races outside of that window, as well as the field events.


Race Schedule

The timetable of events for the 2025 USATF Outdoor Track and Field Championships can be found here.


A full event schedule is listed below. All times are listed as Pacific Time (PT) for convenience.


Thursday, July 31st

  • 1:20 pm: Men's Javelin

  • 1:30 pm: Women's Hammer

  • 2:55 pm: Men's 800 meters (first round)

  • 3:21 pm: Women's 800 meters (first round)

  • 3:30 pm: Women's Javelin

  • 3:47 pm: Women's 100 meters (first round)

  • 4:13 pm: Men's 100 meters (first round)

  • 4:30 pm: Men's Hammer

  • 4:39 pm: Women's 400 meters (first round)

  • 5:05 pm: Men's 400 meters (first round)

  • 5:31 pm: Women's 3000 meters steeplechase (prelims)

  • 6:00 pm: Women's Long Jump

  • 6:03 pm: Men's 3000 meters steeplechase (prelims)

  • 6:33 pm: Men's 1500 meters (prelims)

  • 6:54 pm: Women's 1500 meters (prelims)

  • 7:45 pm: Women's 10,000 meters

  • 8:30 pm: Men's 10,000 meters


Friday, August 1st

  • 2:36 pm: Women's 100 meter hurdles (first round)

  • 3:03 pm: Women's 400 meter hurdles (first round)

  • 3:30 pm: Men's 400 meter hurdles (first round)

  • 3:58 pm: Men's 100 meters (semis)

  • 4:05 pm: Women's High Jump

  • 4:10 pm: Men's Long Jump

  • 4:20 pm: Women's 100 meters (semis)

  • 4:42 pm: Men's 800 meters (semis)

  • 5:04 pm: Women's 800 meters (semis)

  • 5:41 pm: Men's 400 meters (semis)

  • 6:03 pm: Women's 400 meters (semis)

  • 6:36 pm: Women's 100 meters

  • 6:50 pm: Men's 100 meters



Saturday, August 2nd

  • 11:20 am: Men's Discus

  • 11:22 am: Men's 200 meters (first round)

  • 11:48 am: Women's 200 meters (first round)

  • 12:14 pm: Men's 110 meter hurdles (first round)

  • 12:40 pm: Women's Triple Jump

  • 12:40 pm: Women's 100 meter hurdles (semis)

  • 12:45 pm: Women's Shot Put

  • 12:50 pm: Men's Pole Vault

  • 1:03 pm: Women's 400 meters

  • 1:11 pm: Men's 400 meters

  • 1:19 pm: Women's 400 meter hurdles (semis)

  • 1:41 pm: Men's 400 meter hurdles (semis)

  • 2:03 pm: Women's 1500 meters

  • 2:14 pm: Men's 1500 meters

  • 2:25 pm: Women's 100 meter hurdles

  • 2:49 pm: Men's 3000 meters steeplechase

  • 3:04 pm: Women's 3000 meters steeplechase


Sunday, August 3rd

  • 12:00 pm: Women's Pole Vault

  • 12:00 pm: Women's Discus

  • 12:05 pm: Men's 200 meters (semis)

  • 12:32 pm: Women's 200 meters (semis)

  • 12:50 pm: Men's High Jump

  • 12:55 pm: Men's 110 meter hurdles (semis)

  • 1:18 pm: Women's 800 meters

  • 1:20 pm: Men's Triple Jump

  • 1:26 pm: Men's 800 meters

  • 1:34 pm: Women's 400 meter hurdles

  • 1:40 pm: Men's Shot Put

  • 1:43 pm: Men's 400 meter hurdles

  • 1:52 pm: Men's 5000 meters

  • 2:13 pm: Women's 200 meters

  • 2:22 pm: Men's 200 meters

  • 2:31 pm: Women's 5000 meters

  • 2:54 pm: Men's 110 meter hurdles


Who is Competing?

The stars of the sport are slated to compete at Hayward Field later this week. You can find the complete breakdown of entries here.


The meet will feature a handful of NCAA distance standouts (which we count as anyone who was on an NCAA roster in 2025) who will be aiming to represent the United States in Tokyo for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in September.


Here are the key names...


NCAA Distance Entries (Women)

  • Juliette Whittaker (800 meters)

    • via Stanford University


  • Kaylie Politza (800 meters)

    • via Oklahoma State University


  • Lauren Tolbert (800 meters)

    • via Duke University


  • Maggie Congdon (800 meters)

    • via Northern Arizona University (NAU)


  • Meghan Hunter (800 meters)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)


  • Michaela Rose (800 meters)

    • via Louisiana State University (LSU)


  • Roisin Willis (800 meters)

    • via Stanford University


  • Sophia Gorriaran (800 meters)

    • via Harvard University


  • Victoria Bossong (800 meters)

    • via Harvard University


  • Alex Carlson (1500 meters)

    • Northern Arizona University


  • Carlee Hansen (1500 meters)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)


  • Chloe Foerster (1500 meters)

    • via University of Washington


  • Claire Yerby (1500 meters)

    • via University of Washington


  • Lindsey Butler (1500 meters)

    • via Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Virginia Tech)


  • Margot Appleton (1500 meters)

    • via University of Virginia


  • Melissa Riggins (1500 meters)

    • via Georgetown University


  • Riley Chamberlain (1500 meters)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)


  • Samantha Bush (1500 meters)

    • via North Carolina State University


  • Angelina Napoleon (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via North Carolina State University (NC State)


  • Emily Paupore (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Central Michigan University


  • Grace Gilbreth (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Montana State University


  • Layla Roebke (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via University of Louisville


  • Lexy Halladay (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Brigham Young University


  • Sophia McDonnell 3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via University of New Mexico


  • Elise Stearns (5000 meters)

    • via Northern Arizona University


  • Lucy Jenks (5000 meters)

    • via Georgetown University


  • Rosina Machu (10,000 meters)

    • via Gonzaga University





NCAA Distance Entries (Men)

  • Andrew Regnier (800 meters)

    • via Penn State University (formerly University of North Carolina)


  • Christian Jackson (800 meters)

    • via Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Virginia Tech)


  • Colin Sahlman (800 meters)

    • via Northern Arizona University


  • Kyle Reinheimer (800 meters)

    • via University of Washington


  • Daniel Watcke (800 meters)

    • via Villanova University


  • Camden Marshall (800 meters)

    • via Indiana University


  • Kyle Reinheimer (800 meters)

    • via University of Washington


  • Lloyd Frilot (800 meters)

    • via Texas Christian University (TCU)


  • Mehdi Yanouri (800 meters)

    • via Oklahoma State University


  • Patrick Tuohy (800 meters)

    • via North Carolina State University


  • Samuel Navarro (800 meters)

    • via Mississippi State University


  • Tinoda Matsatsa (800 meters)

    • via Georgetown University


  • Abel Teffra (1500 meters)

    • via Georgetown University


  • Chris Caudillo (1500 meters)

    • via California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly)


  • Cooper Cawthra (1500 meters)

    • via Texas A&M University


  • Elliott Cook (1500 meters)

    • via University of Oregon


  • Ethan Strand (1500 meters)

    • via University of North Carolina


  • Evan Dorenkamp (1500 meters)

    • via University of Oregon


  • Gary Martin (1500 meters, 5000 meters)

    • via University of Virginia


  • Liam Murphy (1500 meters)

    • via Villanova University


  • Nathan Green (1500 meters)

    • via University of Washington


  • Reuben Reina (1500 meters)

    • via University of Arkansas


  • Ryan Schoppe (1500 meters)

    • via Oklahoma State University


  • Benjamin Balazs (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via University of Oregon


  • Brett Gardner (3000 meters steeplechase)

    • via North Carolina State University


  • Carson Williams (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Furman University


  • Grant Bradley (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Northwest Missouri State University


  • Jackson Shorten (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Princeton University


  • James Corrigan (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)


  • Jeret Gillingham (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Northern Arizona University


  • Kole Mathison (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • University of Colorado


  • Nathan Mountain (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)


  • Rob McManus (3000-meter steeplechase)

    • via Montana State University


  • Drew Bosley (5000 meters, 10,000 meters)

    • via Northern Arizona University (NAU)


  • Marco Langon (5000 meters)

    • via Villanova University


  • Matt Strangio (5000 meters)

    • via University of Portland


  • Parker Wolfe (5000 meters)

    • via University of North Carolina


  • Wil Smith (5000 meters)

    • via Gonzaga University


  • Aidan O'Gorman (10,000 meters)

    • via University of North Florida


  • Bob Liking (10,000 meters)

    • via University of Wisconsin


  • Joey Nokes (10,000 meters)

    • via Brigham Young University (BYU)




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