The Arizona Wildcats racked up several top-20 finishes in the Men's NCAA Outdoor Championships, though sprinter Mason Lawyer, in his first year at UA, was the only one to collect first-team All-American honors.Â
Sprinter Mason Lawyer, center, advanced to the 100m and 200m finals for Arizona in the 2026 Men's NCAA Outdoor Championships. He finished seventh and ninth, respectively, on Friday, June 12.
Lawyer's first-team honor came from his seventh-place finish in the 100m final (10.04 seconds), while the senior picked up a second-team nod and ninth place in the 200m final with a time of 20.34 in Eugene, Oregon, on Friday.Â
Second-team honors also went to freshman Antone Smith for his 11th-place finish in the triple jump (52-5.5/15.99m) and sophomore Sam Hala'Ufia, a Mountain View grad, for his 16th-place performance in discus (192-4/58.62m).
The Friday performances — the final day for the men — followed junior Tyler Michelini securing second-team All-American honors with an 11th-place finish in the men's shot put (18.88m/61-11.5) on Day 1 Wednesday.
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The men's 4x100m relay team of seniors Parker Duskin, James Onanubosi and Lawyer, along with junior John Parades, also landed second-team All-American honors on Day 1 with a 10th-place finish (38.79).
Parades picked up honorable mention for finishing 23rd in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.95.
Action in the women's competitions continued after the Star's deadline Saturday.Â
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