Completed Event: Track & Field versus NCAA Championships on June 12, 2025 ,
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Track & Field
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Thursday, June 12
Eugene, OR / Hayward Field
5:00 PM
University of Utah
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NCAA Championships
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Women of Utah Conclude 2024-25 Season at NCAA Outdoor Championships
6/12/2025 9:26 PM | Track & Field
The Utah track & field team closed its 2024-25 campaign on Thursday at the NCAA Championships.
EUGENE, Ore. – The 2024-25 season officially came to a close for Utah track & field on Thursday at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships inside Hayward Field.
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Utah's 4x100m relay team of Emily Rose, got the day going in Eugene, running a time of 43.86 in the second section of the event to close out their historic season. That time was just .02 away from breaking their own record that they set this year (43.85).
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Morgan Jensen and McKaylie Caesar finished one after the other once again in the 10000m final with Jensen clocking in at 33:11.05 while Caesar was next to the cross the finish line in 33:34.36 for 19th and 20th-place, respectively. The pair kept pace early on with the group but wasn't able to climb their way up towards the lead group like they did at west regionals.
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Jensen closes out her collegiate career at No. 2 (32:33.52) on the all-time list at Utah in the 10,000m event while Caesar wraps up her career at Utah No. 4 (33:05.56). Jensen is also ninth all-time in the outdoor 5000m event with a mark of 16:04.23. Additionally, Caesar was a part of the 4x1600m relay crew that ran the second-fastest time in program history this year (19:21.30) at the Drake Relays.
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On the sprints side Rose finished out her collegiate career at Utah No. 5 in the 100m (11.85 aa) and member of the 4x100m relay squad that owns the program record at 43.85. She is also a member of the 4x200m relay team that sits at No. 2 on the all-time list (1:40.02). Kealamakia saw her name all over the record books, sitting at No. 6 in the 100m dash (11.88 aa), No. 5 in the 200m dash (24.02 aa) and No. 8 in the 400m hurdles (58.78 aa). She's also been an integral part of the Utah relay squads having ran a leg on the school record leading 4x100m relay team (43.85) and 4x400m relay team (3:32.60). She was also a part of the 4x200m relay squad that registered the third-fastest time in school history (1:40.34).
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The Women of Utah will now get some much-needed rest while a select few will be competing stateside or in their home nations this summer as they look to qualify for World Championships in Tokyo (Sept. 13-21).
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For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360, the official mobile app of Utah Athletics through the App Store or Google Play.
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Utah's 4x100m relay team of Emily Rose, got the day going in Eugene, running a time of 43.86 in the second section of the event to close out their historic season. That time was just .02 away from breaking their own record that they set this year (43.85).
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Morgan Jensen and McKaylie Caesar finished one after the other once again in the 10000m final with Jensen clocking in at 33:11.05 while Caesar was next to the cross the finish line in 33:34.36 for 19th and 20th-place, respectively. The pair kept pace early on with the group but wasn't able to climb their way up towards the lead group like they did at west regionals.
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Jensen closes out her collegiate career at No. 2 (32:33.52) on the all-time list at Utah in the 10,000m event while Caesar wraps up her career at Utah No. 4 (33:05.56). Jensen is also ninth all-time in the outdoor 5000m event with a mark of 16:04.23. Additionally, Caesar was a part of the 4x1600m relay crew that ran the second-fastest time in program history this year (19:21.30) at the Drake Relays.
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On the sprints side Rose finished out her collegiate career at Utah No. 5 in the 100m (11.85 aa) and member of the 4x100m relay squad that owns the program record at 43.85. She is also a member of the 4x200m relay team that sits at No. 2 on the all-time list (1:40.02). Kealamakia saw her name all over the record books, sitting at No. 6 in the 100m dash (11.88 aa), No. 5 in the 200m dash (24.02 aa) and No. 8 in the 400m hurdles (58.78 aa). She's also been an integral part of the Utah relay squads having ran a leg on the school record leading 4x100m relay team (43.85) and 4x400m relay team (3:32.60). She was also a part of the 4x200m relay squad that registered the third-fastest time in school history (1:40.34).
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The Women of Utah will now get some much-needed rest while a select few will be competing stateside or in their home nations this summer as they look to qualify for World Championships in Tokyo (Sept. 13-21).
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For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360, the official mobile app of Utah Athletics through the App Store or Google Play.
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