The U.S. Olympic Team Trials - in Eugene, Oregon, wrapped up on Sunday (30 June) after eight days of competition at the famed Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon.
The event was split into two four-day chunks, with 25 and 26 June serving as a break.
Reigning 100m world champions Noah Lyles and Sha'Carri Richardson were both triumphant in the 100m, securing their respective spots for Paris 2024.
Richardson led training mates Melissa Jefferson and Twanisha Terry as the top three American women in the 100.
On Sunday (23 June), Lyles was the fastest in the men's 100, taking first ahead of Kenny Bednarek and Fred Kerley, who will join him at the Games. The men's 200m saw both Lyles and Bednarek make the team in a second event, with Erriyon Knighton set to join them.
Richardson couldn't emulate Lyles and Bednarek's double-sprint success, with Gabby Thomas wining the women's 200m final as Sha'Carri fell to fourth. It's Brittany Brown and McKenzie Long who went two-three. Read more here.
At Trials, the top three in each event made the team if they own the Olympic qualifying standard - or a high enough world ranking. Additionally, sprinters will make the team for 4x100m and 4x400m relay pools, with those teams to be decided on the ground in Paris.*
Below, find results from all finals, as well as a link to a full list of results from USA Track & Field.
- Sha'Carri Richardson and her training mates set to take sisterhood to Paris
- Day 9 wrap: Tara Davis-Woodhall survives in long jump; Chase Jackson wins shot put
*As National Olympic Committees have the exclusive authority for the representation of their respective countries at the Olympic Games, athletes' participation at the Paris Games depends on their NOC selecting them to represent their delegation at Paris 2024.
The U.S. Olympic Team Trials for track & field were being held in Eugene, Oregon, at the historic Hayward Field. USATF provides results for all their races, including heats. You can find them here.
Sunday, 30 June
Women's 100m hurdles - Final
1. Masai Russell 12.25 WL MR PB
2. Alaysha Johnson 12.31 PB
3. Grace Stark 12.35 PB
Men's 800m - Final
1. Bryce Hoppel 1:42.77 MR PB
2. Hobbs Kessler 1:43.64 PB
3. Brandon Miller 1:43.97
Men's 400m hurdles - Final
1. Rai Benjamin 46.46 WL MR
2. C.J. Allen 47.81
3. Trevor Bassitt 47.82
Women's 1500m - Final
1. Nikki Hiltz 3:55.33 MR PB
2. Emily Mackay 3:55.90 PB
3. Elle St. Pierre 3:55.99
Men's 5000m - Final
1. Grant Fisher 13:08.85 MR
2. Abdihamid Nur 13:09.01
3. Parker Wolfe 13:10.75 PB
Men's high jump - Finals
1. Shelby McEwen 2.30m (7 feet, 6 1/2 inches)
2. Caleb Snowden 2.27 PB
3. Tyus Wilson 2.24
Women's javelin - Finals
1. Maggie Malone Hardin 64.58m (211 feet, 10 inches) MR
2. Kara Winger 62.94
3. Madison Wiltrout 61.17 PB
Men's hammer throw - Finals
1. Daniel Haugh 79.51m (260 feet, 10 inches)
2. Rudy Winkler 78.89
3. Justin Stafford 77.07 PB
Saturday, 29 June
Women's 200m - Finals
1. Gabby Thomas 21.81
2. Brittany Brown 21.90 PB
3. McKenzie Long 21.91
Men's 200m - Finals
1. Noah Lyles 19.53 WL MR
2. Kenny Bednarek 19.69 PB
3. Erriyon Knighton 19.77 SB
Women's 10,000m - Finals
1. Weini Kelati 31:41.07
2. Parker Valby 31:41.553
3. Karissa Schweizer 31:41.557
Women's Long jump - Finals
1. Tara Davis-Woodhall 7.00m (22 feet, 11 inches)
2. Jasmine Moore 6.98m SB
3. Monae' Nichols 6.86m SB
Women's Shot put - Finals
1. Chase Jackson 20.10m (65 feet, 11 inches)
2. Raven Saunders 19.90m
3. Jaida Ross 19.60m
Men's Discus - Finals
1. Andrew Evans 66.61m (218 feet, 6 inches)
2. Sam Mattis 66.07m SB
3. Joseph Brown 65.79m
Men's 20k Racewalk - Finals
1. Nick Christie 1:24:46
2. Emmanuel Corvera 1:30:15
3. Jordan Crawford 1.30:52
Women's 20k Racewalk - Finals
1. Robyn Stevens 1:37:38
2. Miranda Melville 1.39:38
3. Michelle Rohl 1:42:27
- Noah Lyles claims spring double at U.S. Trials, winning 200m
- 'Ecstatic' Gabby Thomas cruises to 200m win at U.S. Trials
Friday, 28 June
Men's 110m Hurdles - Final
1. Grant Holloway 12.86
2. Freddie Crittenden 12.93
3. Veronica Fraley 12.96
- Day wrap: Holloway leads historic men's 110m hurdles final
- Noah Lyles wows himself in 200m semi win | Gabby Thomas, Sha'Carri Richardson go sub-22 in women's
Thursday, 27 June
Women's Discus Throw - Final
1. Valerie Allman 70.73m
2. Jayden Ulrich 62.63m
3. Veronica Fraley 62.54m
Women's 3000m Steeplechase -Final
1. Valerie Constien 9:03.22 MR PB
2. Courtney Wayment 9:06.50 PB
3. Marisa Howard 9:07.14 PB
- Sha'Carri Richardson, Gabby Thomas claim respective 200m round one heats
Monday, 24 June
Women's High Jump - Final
1. Charity Hufnagel 1.94m PB
2. Rachel Glenn 1.94m
3. Vashti Cunningham 1.91m
Men's Long Jump - Final
1. Jeremiah Davis 8.20m SB
2. Malcolm Clemons 8.18m
3. Jarrion Lawson 8.18m SB
Men's 1500m - Final
1. Cole Hocker 3:30.59 MR PB
2. Yared Nuguse 3:30.86 SB
3. Hobbs Kessler 3:31.53 PB
Women's Heptathlon Overall
1. Anna Hall 6614 points
2. Chari Hawkins 6456 points PB
3. Taliyah Brooks 6408 points
Men's 400m - Final
1. Qunicy Hall 44.17 PB
2. Michael Norman 44.41
3. Chris Bailey 44.42 =PB
Women's 5000m - Final
1. Elle St. Pierre 14:40.34 MR
2. Elise Cranny 14:40.36 SB
3. Karissa Schweizer 14:45.12 SB
Women's 800m - Final
1. Nia Akins 1:57.36 PB
2. Allie Wilson 1:58.32 SB
3. Juliette Whittaker 1:58.45 PB
- World bronze medallist Quincy Hall clips Michael Norman in 400m final
- Quincy Wilson breaks U-18 World Record Twice on way to 400m final
Sunday, 23 June
Women's Hammer Throw - Final
1. Annette Echikunwoke 74.68m SB
2. DeAnna Price 74.52m
3. Erin Reese 71.21m
Men's Pole Vault - Final
1. Sam Kendricks 5.92m MR
2. Chris Nilsen 5.87m
2. Jacob Wooten 5.87m
Men's Javelin Throw - Final
1. Curtis Thompson 83.04m SB
2. Capers Williamson 79.57m SB
3. Donavon Banks 79.19m
Women's 400m - Final
1. Kendall Ellis 49.46 PB
2. Aaliyah Butler 49.71 PB
3. Alexis Holmes 49.78 PB
Men's 3000m Steeplechase - Final
1. Kenneth Rooks 8:21.92
2. Mathew Wilkinson 8:23:00
3. James Corrigan 8:26.78
Men's 100m - Final
1. Noah Lyles 9.83 =PB
2. Kenny Bednarek 9.87 PB
3. Fred Kerley 9.88
- Day 3 Wrap: Kendall Ellis wins women's 400m, Sam Kendricks tops pole vault finals
- Noah Lyles claims U.S. Olympic Trials 100m in close-as-can-be final
Saturday, 22 June
Women's 100m - Final
1. Sha'Carri Richardson 10.71 SB
2. Melissa Jefferson 10.80 PB
3. Twanisha Terry 10.89 SB
Men's Shot Put - Final
1. Ryan Crouser 22.84m SB
2. Joe Kovacs 22.43m
3. Payton Otterdahl 22.26m
Women's Triple Jump - Final
1. Jasmine Moore 14.26m
2. Keturah Orji 14.22m
3. Tori Franklin 13.72m
Men's Decathlon
1. Heath Baldwin 8,625 points
2. Zach Ziemek 8,516
3. Harrison Williams 8,384
- Day 2 wrap: Crouser beats Kovacs, Moore wins women's triple
- Sha'Carri Richardson leads clean sweep for training camp in 100m
- Noah Lyles, Christian Coleman go sub-10 seconds in men's 100m semi-finals
Friday, 21 June
Men’s 10,000m final
1. Grant Fisher 27:49.47
2. Woody Kincaid 27:50.74
3. Nicolas Young 27:52.40
- Day 1 wrap: Mu, Crouser advance | Sha'Carri Richarson cruises in 100m
