First Alert: June 7, 2024: Edgar Campre Shines in NCAA Outdoor Championships

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Miami's Edgar Campre clocking the fastest time in the 110-meter hurdles / Obtained from Miami Track & Field's X/Twitter

Miami track and field decathlon standout Edgar Campre was simply stellar throughout Thursday's portion of the NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Campre couldn't have started the day any stronger as he clocked the fastest time in the 110-meter hurdles with 13.95 (PB). Additionally, he finished fifth in the discus with a 44.62-meter throw, was in a four-way tie for seventh in the pole vault with a 4.71-meter (15 feet, 5.5 inches) height and a 17th-place finish in the javelin with a 48.78-meter throw (160 feet).

Unfortunately, Campre couldn't end as strongly as he started, as the sophomore logged a 4:43.20 time in the 1,500-meter, which resulted in an 18th-place finish for the event. Nevertheless, this was a fantastic day as Campre achieved First Team All-American honors after earning a personal best 8042 points.

Did you Notice

• Miami rowing was honored with 11 student-athletes being named to the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar-Athlete Team: Alyssa Bacchus, Mimmi Balaam, Stephanie Ferrali, Peyton Hulsewe, Paige Jackett, Tarynn Kaelin, Kirrali Schofield, Jovana Stanivuk, Constance Stirling, Emma Tschetter and Naroa Zubimendi.

• Former Miami standout running back Edgerrin James has confirmed his attendance in Coral Gables for head football coach Mario Cristobal's Legends Camp.

• Samford transfer guard A.J. Staton-McCray signed with Miami.

• Cristobal explained his role in this challenging task of turning Miami football back into "The U"

Today's Schedule

NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships (Men's Day 2) | 9 P.M. ET | Hayward Field | ESPN2

Hurricane Results

NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

• Sophomre decathlon standout Edgar Campre clocked the fastest time in the 110-meter hurdles with 13.95 (PB), finished fifth in the discus with a 44.62-meter throw, was in a four-way tie for seventh in the pole vault with a 4.71-meter (15 feet, 5.5 inches) height and a 17th-place finish in the javelin with a 48.78-meter throw (160 feet). Lastly, he logged a 4:43.20 time in the 1,500-meter, which resulted in an 18th-place finish.
• Senior Makenzy Pierre-Webster finished 18th in the women's 400-meter (prelims) with a time of 52.20 seconds.
• Junior Deisiane Teixeira finished eighth in the women's javelin with a 54.54-meter throw to claim First Team All-American honors.
• Miami finishes in seventh place of their wave in the women's 4x400 relay with a 3:33.43 time.

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