Jarvis Anderson and Keyshawn Garcia have qualified for the NCAA Division I National Championships in Eugene, Oregon, after setting program record times in their respective events. Anderson finished the 400m hurdles with a time of 49.86 seconds and Garcia clocked in at 1:46.54 in the 800m, both earning their spots in the national semifinals scheduled for June 10. This marks the first time since 2023 that Lumberjacks have reached the national championships. Upcoming, Evaline Chepkoech will compete for a place in the women's 1500m event, which is set to take place later this Saturday. The seniors' impressive spring performances continue to highlight the strength of the program.

By the Numbers
  • Jarvis Anderson: 9th overall in the 400m hurdles with a program record time of 49.86 seconds.
  • Keyshawn Garcia: 9th overall in the 800m with a program record time of 1:46.54.
State of Play
  • Anderson's 400m hurdles placement secures his semifinal spot in Eugene.
  • Garcia's performance positioned him well among competitors with strong field presence.
What's Next

Both Anderson and Garcia are set to compete in the NCAA National Championships on June 10, with Anderson racing at 5:14 p.m. CT and Garcia at 4:58 p.m. CT. Additionally, Chepkoech will seek her opportunity in the women's 1500m, with hopes of joining them in Eugene.

Bottom Line

The performances of Anderson and Garcia showcase the rising talent within the Lumberjacks program, signaling a bright future as they head to compete for national titles in Eugene.