2023 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Katelyn Tuohy ran boldly but paid the price as Harvard's Maia Ramsden pulled the huge upset.

For the third straight NCAA championship, a Washington Husky won the men’s 1500/mile. And, just like last year’s outdoor championship and this year’s indoor championship, tonight’s winner was a first-time champion.

The battle between Rooks and Montana State's Duncan Hamilton turned into no contest over the last lap.

Talk about sensational. The true freshman dominated by going 53.12, 51.15.

Robinson became the first man to sweep the 5k/10k at NCAAs since Edward Cheserek in 2016.

Rose looked fantastic but Tuohy may have some competition in the 1500 final as Sophie O'Sullivan & Billah Jepkirui impressed.

We've compiled the videos that have been posted on the NCAA youtube page.

Stanford's Ky Robinson used a sick 1:56 final 800 to lead a 1-2 finish in the 10k -- Stanford's fourth in the last 26 years.

There was DQ drama in the 800 and the sprint action was tremendous.

Only one woman has ever done the 1500/5000 double at NCAAs, and never on the same day. Can Tuohy do it to cap an epic 2023 season?

We preview the men's long distance events for you here.

We can't wait for the 800 preview.

Washington's Joe Waskom & Luke Houser have won NCAA titles but is Nathan Green the Husky with the best chance to win in Austin?

The meet runs from Wednesday, June 7 to Saturday, June 10.