DOHA, Qatar — Final lists for the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha confirm that more than 1,900 athletes from 210 countries will be in action in the Qatari capital with nine former Razorbacks and current women's Associate Head Coach Chris Johnson set to represent The University of Arkansas on track & field's brightest stage.
Commencing Friday, Sept. 27, and running through Oct. 6, the international bout will see former multi-time All-American Hogs representing four different countries match their talents against the best from around the globe in their respective events.
Arkansas Entries (9)
• USA – Kiara Parker (4×100m Relay), Stanley Kebenei (Steeplechase), Nikki Hiltz (1,500-meters) and Sandi Morris (Pole Vault)
• Jamaica – Omar McLeod (110mH), Kemar Mowatt (400mH) and Janeek Brown (100mH)
• South Africa – Dominique Scott-Efurd (5,000-meters/10,000-meters)
• Slovenia – Tina Sutej (Pole Vault)
Date: Sept. 27-Oct. 6
Venue: Khalifa Stadium
Important Link: Meet Central (Schedule, Live Results, IAAF Radio and Athlete Stats)
Broadcast Schedule: NBC
How to Follow
NBC and its family of networks will be broadcasting and live streaming the 10-day meet. Listed below is a complete listing of Arkansas’ qualifiers schedule with all times in central time. Fans can also follow along via the IAAF Meet Central, which has live results, radio broadcasts and athlete stats available.
