Women's Track & Field - Arkansas Razorbacks

Razorback sophomore Paityn Noe broke the Arkansas school record by 20 seconds in producing a fourth-place finish time of 31 minutes, 36.91 seconds in the 10,000m during Thursday’s action at Hayward Field.

Arkansas assistant coach Bryan Compton will retire upon the conclusion of his 26th year with the Razorback women’s track and field program following the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships being held this week at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus.

Arkansas battled through the final day of the NCAA West First Round and produced a total of 13 entries in seven events for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, which will be held June 11-14 at Hayward Field.

Arkansas advanced three Razorbacks to Eugene during NCAA West First Round on Thursday with Paityn Noe and Sydney Thorvaldson in the 10,000m along with Funminiyi Olajide in the long jump.

No. 3 Arkansas enters the NCAA West First Rounds with 27 entries as 23 Razorbacks compete in 14 events next Thursday and Saturday at Texas A&M.

NCAA West Schedule

Arkansas totaled 72 points and finished fourth at the 2025 SEC Outdoor Championships.

Final Results

Rachel Glenn added third-place points to Arkansas’ team total on Friday at the SEC Championships, clearing 6 feet, 1.5 inches (1.87) for bronze in the high jump.

Friday Results

The SEC Outdoor 10,000m final produced 16 points for the Razorbacks with a gold and bronze finish by Paityn Noe and Sydney Thorvaldson.