Women's Track & Field - Arkansas Razorbacks

The latest version of The Bowerman watch list had a pair of new additions following the conference weekend and Arkansas sophomore Britton Wilson joined the elite collegiate list after her world-class performances during the SEC Championships.

U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) has ranked Fayetteville as the 7th best best city to live in America and No. 1 among Southeastern Conference towns on the publication’s annual “Best Places To Live” list.

Displaying world-class speed while completing a unique double victory during the SEC Outdoor Championships earned Arkansas sophomore Britton Wilson the USTFCCCA women’s National Athlete of the Week honor.

Arkansas sophomore Britton Wilson make history on the final day of the SEC Outdoor Championships in becoming the first person to capture league titles in the 400m and 400m hurdles in the same meet.

Racing late into the evening at the SEC Outdoor Championships after a five hour-plus weather delay, Arkansas totaled 11 points in the steeplechase from a third and fourth place finish by Logan Jolly and Krissy Gear.

Arkansas’ first day at the 2022 SEC Outdoor Championships included another school record for Britton Wilson along with a bronze medal finish for Isabel Van Camp in her debut at 10,000m.

No. 5 Arkansas faces another stern challenge this weekend as the Razorback squad attempts to add another conference team title to its impressive collection during the SEC Outdoor Championships held at the Ole Miss Track & Field Complex this Thursday through Saturday.

Razorback Britton Wilson registered a pair of victories at the Arkansas Twilight on Friday, setting meet records in the 400m and 400m hurdles at John McDonnell Field.