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Five Razorbacks fulfill initial journey to Olympic Games Five Razorbacks fulfill initial journey to Olympic Games

Five Razorbacks fulfill initial journey to Olympic Games

Five Razorbacks earned their initial trip to the Olympic Games on Sunday in three different national championships.

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Jaydon Hibbert's resume speaks for itself — 2x NCAA Champion, World Under 20 Triple Jump Record, Bowerman Trophy Award Winner & Olympic qualifier. And he's done it before turning 20.

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After earning an Olympic Games berth in the high jump, Razorback Rachel Glenn advanced to the final of the 400m hurdles on Saturday with a career best time of 53.68 at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials.

A trio of Razorbacks finished among the top three of their respective events on Saturday at the Jamaica National Trials to earn a trip to Paris for the Olympic Games. Carey McLeod won the long jump with Wayne Pinnock finishing third while Rojé Stona placed second in the discus.

In Kingston for the Jamaica National Trials this weekend, Razorback long jumper Wayne Pinnock announced his decision to forgo his final year of collegiate eligibility at Arkansas for a professional opportunity with Puma.

The sixth day of competition at the U.S. Olympic Trials included advancement to the finals of the 1,500m and pole vault for Arkansas alums Nikki Hiltz and Sandi Morris.

Arkansas ace Hagen Smith has been named an All-American by the College Baseball Foundation, securing his sixth and final first-team All-America honor of the postseason to achieve unanimous status.

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