Junior Tito Alofe achieved All-America honors for the fifth time in his career after a commendable performance in the men’s high jump at the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships, finishing 12th overall. He cleared 2.11m on his first try and managed to clear 2.16m on his final attempt but fell short at 2.19m. Alofe's season includes becoming Harvard's first-ever NCAA champion in the indoor men's high jump and the 2026 Ivy League champion outdoors. Fellow junior Charlie Ortmans also made headlines, earning All-America honorable mention in the men’s 5000m with a 17th place finish. The final day of the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships is set to conclude the season with first-year Nadjela Wepiwé competing in the women's discus throw.

By the Numbers
  • Alofe is a five-time All-American in the men's high jump across indoor and outdoor competitions.
  • He became the first student-athlete in Harvard history to win the NCAA national title in the indoor men's high jump.
State of Play
  • The NCAA Outdoor Championships are nearing conclusion with only one day remaining.
  • Nadjela Wepiwé will compete for the first time at the NCAA Championships in the women’s discus throw.
What's Next

The 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships will wrap up tomorrow, with Wepiwé contending for her position in the women’s discus throw. Closing out the season, Harvard will reflect on an impressive year marked by individual accolades and historical achievements.

Bottom Line

Tito Alofe's accomplishments not only highlight his personal achievements but also mark a significant moment in Harvard athletics, establishing new benchmarks in the track and field program. As the season concludes, the focus will be on building on this success for future competitions.