Jerome Campbell, who sports a hurdle PR of 7.49, raced over 60m and set a career best of 6.64 in the prelims. That mark is equal No. 7 on the UA all-time list. Tevijon Williams also delivered a then PR in the prelims with a 6.74.
In the 60m final, Williams placed fourth in a career best of 6.73 while Campbell suffered a false start.
A U.S. leading pole vault was delivered by professional KC Lightfoot, the American outdoor record holder at 19-11 (6.07), who won the competition with a meet record clearance of 19-4.75 (5.91) on his third attempt. Lightfoot shared the U.S. indoor lead coming into the meet at 19-4.25 (5.90) with Zach Bradford. The current world leader in 2026 is 19-5.5 (5.93) by Emmanouil Karalis of Greece.
Lightfoot, who holds the Tyson Center record of 19-5.5 from winning the 2021 NCAA Indoor title while at Baylor, missed three attempts at 19-7.75 (5.99) which is just a half inch off his indoor best of 19-8.25 (6.00).
A 45.80 in the 400m produced a victory for Arkansas alum TJ Tomlyanovich, who still has outdoor eligibility for the Razorbacks. Jack Williams finished second in the mile with a 4:08.06 and Eli Seavey placed fifth in 4:15.65.
In the 4 x 400m relay an Arkansas squad generated a time of 3:05.50, but was disqualified for a lane violation. A second Razorback crew claimed the win in 3:08.65 over a 3:09.01 for Northwestern State.
The winning UA squad included Jamarion Stubbs (47.76), Zyaire Nuriddin (46.88), Sy-Savane (46.89), and Jelani Watkins (47.12). The other foursome had Zander Cruzan (47.38), Jordan Pierre (46.69), Dapriest Hogans (46.30), and Devyn Wright (45.13).
